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The City of Sammamish will commence stormwater pipe inspections and related services starting September 23, 2024, with expected minimal traffic disruptions. Additionally, one lane of Southeast 27th Street will be temporarily closed on September 24 for ADA barriers construction.
The Sammamish Chamber of Commerce has introduced a new platform aimed at promoting local businesses by allowing them to showcase their events and discounts. This initiative is expected to enhance community engagement and support the local economy.
As AI technology advances, deepfakes present serious challenges to the integrity of democratic processes, especially during elections. This article emphasizes the importance of critical evaluation of online content by voters and offers strategies to discern truth from misinformation, highlighting the need for active participation in safeguarding democratic values.
The Sammamish Chamber of Commerce is launching a new website, Shop Local Sammamish, on October 1 to help local businesses promote their events and discounts. The site will allow over 135 small businesses in Sammamish, which lacks a central commercial district, to post ads and offers, similar to Groupon.
The Sammamish City Council has adopted the Racial Equity Commitment and Vision (RECV) to address racial inequity and promote inclusivity. This initiative builds on the previous Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging program and aims to engage marginalized groups in future city planning.
The City of Sammamish has formalized its commitment to racial equity through the introduction of a new framework aimed at addressing systemic inequities. This initiative, known as the Racial Equity Commitment and Vision, seeks to guide city policies and practices towards a more equitable future for all residents.
In a highly anticipated football matchup, Eastside Catholic defeated Eastlake 40-14, marking their first meeting in 13 years. The game highlighted the Crusaders' offensive prowess and strong defense, leading to a decisive victory. Eastlake's Coach Scott Hare noted the importance of the game as a learning experience for his team.
A 9-year-old from Sammamish has successfully organized the first-ever Sammamish Children’s Business Fair, aimed at teaching young entrepreneurs essential business skills. The event fosters creativity and provides a platform for children to showcase their business ideas. This initiative highlights the importance of entrepreneurship education in local communities.
A 9-year-old resident of Sammamish has successfully launched the first-ever Sammamish Children's Business Fair, designed to equip young entrepreneurs with essential business skills. The fair aims to foster creativity and entrepreneurial spirit among children in the community, marking a significant step towards encouraging youth involvement in business.
A 9-year-old from Sammamish has launched the first-ever Sammamish Children’s Business Fair, aimed at imparting essential entrepreneurship skills to young participants. The event is designed to encourage creativity and business acumen among children in the community.