LWSD Virus Headaches Continue, Especially at Eastlake

The Lake Washington School District continues to battle a virus that has affected many of its 25,000 district computers, including student laptops.

UPDATE: Judge in Florida Releases Jerramy Stevens

The arrest of the former Seahawks and Husky player—husband of Hope Solo—might be related to his arrest in Kirkland earlier this month.

Social Security Office to Move to New Bellevue Location

The Social Security Office in Bellevue will move to an office building on 120th Avenue NE, across the street from Uwajimaya and Total Wine.

Issaquah Scores $2.3 Million in Federal Funds for NW Dogwood Bridge Replacement

Issaquah has been awaiting Federal funds to replace the bridge that lies in its 100-year flood plain.

Video: Newporter Apartment Fire Displaces Ten Families Overnight

Cause of the Tuesday night blaze, which was battled by Eastside Fire & Rescue, Bellevue, Mercer Island, and Kirkland firefighters, is still undetermined.

WOW: Would You Pay $6 Bucks for a Cup'a Starbucks Joe?

Would you pay $6 for a tall cup of Costa Rica Finca Palmilera at Starbucks?

Peanut Butter Plant to Trader Joe's, Whole Foods Shut by FDA

The Sunland Inc. plant that distributes products to Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Sprouts, Target, Safeway and others is linked to Salmonella contamination that made at least 41 people ill in 20 states.

Dozens Displaced in Bellevue Apartment Fire

Crews from fire departments around the region, including Eastside Fire & Rescue, helped Bellevue firefighters, who arrived to find flames coming out of the roof of the multi-story structure.

Updated: Ways to Give Back in Sammamish & Issaquah this Holiday

After more than $6,000 in toys were stolen from the YWCA, U-Top it Covington is stepping up; meanwhile, Eastside Fire & Rescue plans a donation "drive" this weekend.

Ensure On Time Arrival For Holiday Packages: Seasonal Shipping & Mailing Deadlines

The USPS offers tips and suggestions so holiday packages arrive in time for the holidays.

Lunar Eclipse Set for Wednesday Morning

Assuming the fog or clouds don't blanket the sky, the Puget Sound should be able to witness this year's last lunar eclipse Wednesday morning. It will be a "penumbral" eclipse where the outer edge of the Earth's shadow dims

Sammamish Police Blotter: Bank Thwarts $10,000 Fraud, Women Grab Obama-as-Hitler Posters from PAC

The following is compiled from Sammamish Police reports between Nov. 8 and Nov. 15. Where an arrest is noted, it does not indicate a conviction.

Sammamish to Light Up the Holiday Wednesday, Nov. 28

Start the evening with Sammamish's holiday lighting ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 28, and continue the evening with Charlie "The Noiseguy" Williams in a holiday adventure at the Sammamish Library.

Powerball Jackpot a Record $425 Million: What's Your Winning Strategy?

The current jackpot also has a cash value option of $278.3 million.

Whiz Kid: Sammamish Middle-Schooler Kartik Iyer Honored for SAT Scores

Iyer was one of the honorees at Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth who was among top performers on the college SAT.

Traffic Alert: Nightwork Begins on Issaquah's Front Street Tuesday

Crews will be working on Front Street South at East Sunset Way at night Nov. 27 through Dec. 1 in preparation for the remodeled Jackson's Shell Station.

Letter to the Editor: Don't Let Cynicism Set in After the Election

Brad Toft, who ran for 5th District state Senator in one of Washington's most bitterly fought 2012 campaigns, says he hopes people will stay involved and hold legislators accountable to honor the voters' wishes.

Shop Local for Cyber Monday

Who says online shoppers can't also support local businesses?

Issaquah Police Blotter: Inmate Begs to Stay in Jail, Dine & Dash at Coho Café, and More

The following reports are compiled from Issaquah Police reports for Oct. 28-31. Where an arrest is noted, it does not indicate a conviction.

Skyline, Eastside Catholic Advance to State Football Finals

Skyline beat Camas and Eastside Catholic bested University to make it to the big dance, a first for Eastside Catholic.

Review: Village Theatre Makes Holiday 'Traditions' with Fiddler on the Roof

A respectable and popular production of the classic Broadway show Fiddler on the Roof lights up Village Theatre in Issaquah through Dec. 30, and in Everett Jan. 4-27.

Thanksgiving Leftovers: What Do You Do With Them?

Share your best recipes for the day after.

Sammamish Police Blotter: Don't Kids Know 'Smashing Pumpkins' is a Band?

The Following items are compiled from Sammamish Police Department reports for Nov. 2-7. Where an arrest is noted, it does not indicate a conviction.

Black Friday: What Time Do Major Stores, Malls Open?

Deal-hunters, here are opening times for area shopping centers and big box stores such as Target, as well as info on the Macy's Parade in Seattle.

Shop Small Profile: Sammamish's Accents Et Cetera is Off the Beaten Path

Patch is profiling some local businesses you won't find in traditional venues in advance of Small Business Saturday, including Sammamish resident Susan Huenefeld's home-based gift basket business.

Crime Snapshot: Two-Week Sammamish Police Activity Map

Have you seen a cruiser in your neighborhood? Get a quick snapshot of recent police calls in Sammamish between Nov. 7 and Nov. 21.

Shop Small Profile: Issaquah's Woodshed Productions

Patch is highlighting small businesses you might not find in traditional venues in advance of Small Business Saturday, such as Issaquah resident Mike Osburn, who creates one-of-a-kind furnishings.

Patterson Creek Bridge Now Open

The King County Road Department reopened the Patterson Creek Bridge on Duthie Hill Road to Traffic Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 20.

Issaquah School Board Recognized as ‘Board of Distinction’

Issaquah was one of 23 school boards recognized by the Washington State School Directors’ Association.

Fallen Army Sergeant Honored by Flags at Half-Mast

The Spokane native, U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Matthew H. Stiltz, died from wounds suffered in Afghanistan

Enter Patch's “Deck the House” Contest For a Chance to Win $100,000

Are you decorating your house for the holidays this year? Enter our "Deck the House" contest and you could win $100,000 for your local school district and $500 to pay your electric bills!

Sammamish's Meylah Supports Small Business Saturday

Patch will be highlighting some of the local small businesses that use the Meylah online marketplace in the days before Small Business Saturday.

Update: Flood Warning Center Closes as Water Level Subsides

Around 6:30 p.m., King County opened the Flood Warning Center due to a Phase II flood alert on the Snoqualmie River, with potential for water over a few roads. The center was closed later Monday evening.

Update: Sammamish's Pine Lake Park, Beaver Lake Preserve Reopened

The city of Sammamish reopened the parks, which were closed Monday afternoon due to debris falling from trees.

Update: Spotty Power Outages, Road Problems Continue in Sammamish, Issaquah

Puget Sound Energy says most power outages so far are being quickly resolved by patrolling reported lines for downed tree limbs due to heavy rain.

Update: Duthie Hill Road Scheduled to Open Tuesday, Nov. 20

Reopening of the Patterson Creek Bridge was delayed due to rain slowing down final paving and striping.

Turkey Tech 2012: Gadgets and Apps for Your Thanksgiving Feast

This year's new batch of apps to help you plan and execute your turkey day meal includes tablet-optimized apps.

Eastside Fire & Rescue Responses, Oct. 26-Nov. 2

The following are calls area Eastside Fire & Rescue personnel responded to between Oct. 26 and Nov. 2, 2012.

Skyline Takes Issaquah for Girls 4A Soccer Title

The Spartans edged out the injury-plagued Eagles to win their fourth title in five years. Skyline and Eastside Catholic each advanced to the state football semi-finals.

State AG Office Puts Stop on Fake Invoices

Businesses, government, non-profits and others received misleading bills.