A 17.71-acre parcel at the heart of Lakeside Industries' long-running plan to convert its Issaquah quarry into an urban village changed ownership this week — not to an outside developer, but to a limited liability company that public records tie back to the same family that has run Lakeside for three generations. King County records […]
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