By Scott Hamilton
Guest Contributor
There is a continuing effort to claim the Town Center will divert growth from the rest of Sammamish. This is a falsehood based on the current set of facts on the ground (so-to-speak).
Credit: Patrick Husting. Satirical rendering of the Town Center.
By Tom Odell
Guest Column
It’s that time again. The time that you, as a resident, citizen, and hopefully a voter, get to decide on the future of our both our local government as well as that of the City of Sammamish.
Tom Odell
The decision immediately at hand over the next few days is nothing less that the future nature of our city, Sammamish. Your opportunity to be heard – and counted – will expire next Tuesday evening, November 5th.
At stake is the composition and direction of the next Sammamish City Council. The choice should be clear: one side is for unabated and unrestricted development within our city while the other is for moderated growth that keeps pace with our ability to handle it in terms of the capacity of our transportation system, the schools, and our ability to deal with increasing stormwater runoff issues.
Commentary
By Miki Mullor
Editor
Ballots for the Sammamish City Council have arrived and voters have a clear choice between two visions.
By Miki Mullor
Editor
Outside money is flowing to Sammamish city council elections at prodigious rates as ballots arrive at mailboxes this week.
The Sahalee (and Timberline) Candidate forum was 2:21 hours long.
The next bite-size question is “How would you vote on concurrency ?”
https://youtu.be/4zvBMWqSHLw
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