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The Issaquah Farmers Market has canceled its Fall Market on November 23 due to damage from a recent windstorm and ongoing power outages. However, the Winter Market will take place on December 14 at Pickering Barn, featuring local produce and handmade crafts, supporting local farmers and fostering community engagement.
Issaquah has issued an emergency alert to inform residents about available resources during windstorms. This alert emphasizes the city's commitment to community safety and preparedness, ensuring residents know how to access assistance during severe weather.
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.
The article outlines the fee schedules for various permits and licenses in Issaquah, WA, including business licenses, construction permits, and fire permits. This information is essential for residents and business owners to understand the costs associated with city services.
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.
The article highlights key city projects in Issaquah, WA, focusing on transportation and environmental improvements. Notable initiatives include the Newport Way corridor project aimed at enhancing safety and multi-modal travel, and efforts by the Washington State Department of Transportation to improve fish passage under highways. These projects demonstrate the city's commitment to addressing mobility and environmental issues.
The Issaquah Police Department's recent updates highlight significant police activity, including accidents, shoplifting, and juvenile fights reported in the past month. The department urges community engagement and awareness, providing resources and information for residents to enhance safety and cooperation.
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.
The article recognizes Ryan Hamilton as the November Volunteer of the Month for his contributions to the Issaquah Highlands community, while also providing updates on community safety and ongoing projects like playground construction and park improvements.
Issaquah High School is working with the University of Washington to study the effects of school-wide phone restrictions. The Issaquah School District is also seeking community feedback on a recent School Modernization and Construction Bond, with listening sessions scheduled. Additionally, holiday donation drives are underway to support local children and families in need.