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Samuel McDonough Likes to Masturbate Outside Coffee Stands -- And In Prison...
It's one thing to be caught masturbating outside a coffee stand in Issaquah, but then to start up again in a holding cell minutes after getting arrested.
Police: Masturbating man tried to break into coffee stand
A man alleged to have tried to force his way inside an Issaquah drive-thru coffee stand after masturbating outside of it has been charged with indecent exposure.
Woodinville Wrestling Has Fantastic Season
By A Simo Hollister It was a fantastic tournament for our young Woodinville High School Wrestling team.
Man injured in train-vehicle accident in Ephrata
Field operations chief Ken Jones told The Wenatchee World the man would likely be airlifted to a hospital.
Free screenings at Saturday's Issaquah/Sammamish health fair
The eighth annual Issaquah/Sammamish Health & Safety Fair will be held at Pickering Barn in Issaquah this Saturday, Feb.
Language program takes flight in Issaquah district
Students at Cascade Ridge riffle through articles of clothing in "La Tienda de Ropa," a make-believe clothing store in a first-level Spanish class.
Indonesia to hit train roof riders with nasty goop
Indonesia has come up with another bizarre plan to keep commuters from riding on the roofs of trains: Swat them with brooms drenched in putrid goop.
Fly-fishing experts host two-day workshop
Fly fishermen will have the chance to learn from two of the best when Skip Morris and Rick Hafele host a two-day workshop later this month.
Man airlifted to WA hospital with grinder injury
Cowlitz 2 Fire and Rescue spokesman Bryan Ditterick described the injury Friday as "very serious." He said he didn't know exactly what happened.
King County seeks nominations for Earth Heroes at School awards
Man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide, reckless driving in death of Kirkland man Senate passes same-sex marriage bill; House review next King County wants to honor the very best students, teachers, staff, school volunteers, programs and even entire schools that are contributing to environmental protection and student environmental education, ... (more)
Jacksons convenience store closed for remodel
You may have noticed a chain-link fence around the Jacksons convenience store and Shell gas station on 78th Avenue S.E. and S.E. 29th Street.
Weekend Preview: Wine walk, Black History Month, antiques
A lineup of entertainment options for the weekend of Feb. 3-5, 2012. On the list: Issaquah First Friday Wine Walk; Black History Month, Museum of Flight; Antique & Collectible Show in Puyallup.
Costco January same-store sales up 8 percent
Net sales at Issaquah, Washington-based Costco rose 11 percent to $7 billion in the four weeks ended January 29.
Valley Medical Center board makes changes
The Valley Medical Center Board of Commissioners met for the first time in 2012 on Jan.
Odd Couple at Village Theatre in Issaquah
Opening night at Francis J. Gaudette Theatre had to give way to Seattle's Snowpocalypse, but The Odd Couple by Neil Simon, directed by Jeff Steitzer, is up and running and imparting its fair share of belly laughs.
Sammamish to study stormwater fees
Sammamish will be hiring an auditor to review whether citizens and local businesses are correctly being billed for storm water fees.
15-year sentence for Pasco machete killing
A 29-year-old Pasco man who pleaded guilty to killing his sister with a machete was sentenced Tuesday in Franklin County Superior Court to 15 years in prison.
Wilfred George Bassett died peacefully at home surrounded by family on Jan. 19, 2012, after a long and courageous battle with cancer.
Issaquah district settles on new teacher evaluations
Hoping to take the lead in implementing a coming change in state law, Issaquah School District officials have settled on a teacher evaluation system that could end up being a model for all of Washington.
Car crashes into man at Bellevue bus stop
Bellevue police spokeswoman Marcia Harnden says the 25-year-old woman driving the car was impaired by drugs or alcohol.