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There is a new troll in Issaquah! Danish Creator Thomas Dambo has planned to build 6 recycled trolls in Washington, and four are already complete. You may have seen or heard of them already, one being in Portland, one on...
Abi Karraker, Staff Writer
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Due to a small, unexpected fire started at the beginning of August, multiple areas on Hawaii erupted into devastating fires. High winds caused the fires to expand father along the islands, only making them grow larger and...
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Ella Sharrers, Editor in Chief
September 21, 2023
The biggest day for movies this summer was none other than July 21st — the release of historical “Oppenheimer” and fun, easily enjoyable “Barbie.” As I walked into...
A Tale As Old As Time: Jewish Stereotypes in Media
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The Electoral College: an Outdated System
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Andrew Kim, Staff Writer
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The sun sets over the edges of the iconic T-Mobile Park. Nostalgia breezes through the warm summer air. The echoing of the crowd mixes with the life of the city to create an everlasting heartbeat...
The Hard Balance Between School and Sports
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Issaquah Girls’ Track Team Put Their All Into May 5 Meet
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ISD Track Meet; Second and First Place in Hurdles
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Podcast link One of the tenants of Christianity, forgiveness is as simple as it is difficult to truly feel in one's heart. Yet even if the most challenging of circumstances,...
Podcast Link Life is full of ups and downs and as much as we despise those lows, they are often what push us to reach for more highs. In this podcast, I interviewed two...

Childhood Memories As time moves on, we come to reflect on our past. As we head into the unsure future, we look back on our memories to reminisce on the good times, as well...
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Ava Soleibe, Copy Editor
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Every year, around the time that windows are perpetually flung open and fantasies of being back beneath the sun are of paramount importance, social media is flooded with independent...
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I choose to put the picture of a vaccine worker in black and white because I feel like black and white photos are more impactful and covid vaccinations are a serious topic....
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