Swap N Share Give New Life to Old Items

Issaquah Highlands is hosting quarterly Swap ‘N Share events to promote sustainability and community engagement by allowing residents to exchange old items, fostering connections among community members.

Swap N Share Give New Life to Old Items

The quarterly Swap ‘N Share events in Issaquah Highlands encourage sustainability and community engagement by allowing residents to exchange items. Participants can bring up to 20 items to swap, promoting a spirit of sharing and reducing waste. These family-friendly events are open to the public without registration, making it easy for everyone to participate.

Rowley Family's Legacy of Commitment to Issaquah Salmon Hatchery

Mayor Pauly recently met with the Rowley family, whose three generations have been dedicated to the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery. Their commitment underscores the community's focus on environmental stewardship and the hatchery's importance for future generations.

Join the Empower Issaquah Challenge for a Greener Future

The Empower Issaquah challenge invites residents and businesses to join Puget Sound Energy's Green Power program, promoting renewable energy usage in the community. By enrolling, participants can help the city meet its Climate Action Plan targets. If 300 new enrollments are achieved by April 2025, PSE will fund a solar panel project for a community building.

Cyclone Aftermath: IHCA Addresses Damage Across the Community

The Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA) is actively addressing the damage caused by a recent cyclone, focusing on recovery efforts across the community. This article highlights the immediate actions taken to support residents and restore essential services in the aftermath of the storm.

Cyclone Aftermath: IHCA Addresses Damage Across the Community

The Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA) has responded to the recent cyclone bomb storm that caused significant damage, including the loss of over 30 trees. The article outlines the community's storm readiness, tree removal efforts, and future landscaping plans, as well as resources for residents to report tree issues.

Winter Storm Warning Continues as Thousands Remain Without Power

A winter storm warning is in effect until Monday morning for the West Slopes of the Cascades, as thousands of residents remain without power following last week's bomb cyclone. The ongoing severe weather conditions highlight the challenges faced by the local population and emergency services in restoring power and ensuring safety.

Some WA residents still without power

A winter storm warning is in effect until Monday morning for several regions in Washington, including the South Central and North Central Cascades. The article highlights that thousands of residents are still without power following the previous week's bomb cyclone, emphasizing the ongoing challenges faced by the community.

Many WA homes, businesses left in the dark Wednesday night

Over 300,000 residents in King County, Washington, are currently facing widespread power outages that have left many homes and businesses in the dark. This incident highlights the significant impact of severe weather conditions on the local community, prompting urgent responses from utility companies and emergency services.

Turf Out! with Jessi Bloom

Join Jessi Bloom for a free event on September 27, 2024, at Squak Mountain Nursery in Issaquah, WA, to learn about designing a turf-free landscape. The event is presented by Cascade Gardener and focuses on the process of design, plant selection, and implementation.