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Buzz Podcast Holiday Edition

Issaquah, WALocal News

The "Buzz Podcast: Holiday Edition" event is scheduled for November 14, 2025, in Holiday, Florida. This podcast will spotlight economic development and local attractions, including the Cougar Mountain Zoo. Autumn Monahan will lead the discussion, which aims to engage the Issaquah community in meaningful conversations. The event is categorized under Business Expos & Conferences and Events and Attractions, showcasing its importance for local economic interests. Participants can anticipate valuable insights into how local businesses contribute to the region’s economy.

The podcast will also be accessible on iHeartRadio, enhancing its visibility and audience reach. This initiative reflects a growing trend in community-focused events that leverage media to promote local engagement. By featuring local attractions, the podcast aims to stimulate interest in tourism and economic development in Issaquah and surrounding areas.

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Issaquah police arrested suspects involved in shoplifting and package theft incidents over the past week. A woman attempted to steal $118 worth of merchandise from Target, while another suspect was apprehended for stealing a package, which he later admitted to taking. The police urge residents to take precautions against package theft as the holiday season approaches.