Community Connect Magazine Inaugural Issue Highlights Key Updates for Issaquah Highlands

Issaquah, WALocal News

The inaugural issue of Community Connect magazine serves as a vital resource for the Issaquah Highlands community, showcasing significant updates and achievements. It features a comprehensive overview of the 2024 volunteer recognition, honoring those who dedicate their time to enhancing community life. The magazine includes reflections from the Issaquah Highlands Community Association, highlighting ongoing projects and future goals that resonate with residents. Additionally, it presents an updated event calendar designed to keep community members informed and engaged. Readers will find exciting developments regarding the Highlands Fiber Network, which aims to improve connectivity for all residents.

A dedicated neighborhood spotlight on Magnolia Park emphasizes local attractions and encourages exploration of community spaces. Furthermore, the publication includes a directory of Issaquah Highlands businesses, promoting local commerce and strengthening economic ties. Overall, this inaugural edition seeks to foster community spirit and participation, ensuring that residents stay connected and informed.

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