Let's Chat About Substance Misuse

Issaquah, WALocal News

Earlybird Alliance, a dedicated non-profit organization, is inviting the community to a crucial event focused on substance misuse among youth. Scheduled for October 12th from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM at the Sammamish Library, this gathering aims to empower parents and guardians to take action against early substance use, addiction, and overdose. Attendees will engage in meaningful conversations, sharing stories that highlight different outcomes of substance misuse. In addition to storytelling, the event will feature interactive activities that teach young people effective ways to say "no" to drugs and alcohol. The goal is to foster advocacy skills among participants, equipping them to support their peers.

This initiative is vital for raising awareness about the challenges of youth substance misuse in the community. Snacks will be provided to ensure a welcoming atmosphere. Earlybird Alliance encourages all community members to attend and contribute to this important dialogue.

Related Articles

Fall into Fun with Issaquah Parks Community Services

Issaquah Parks & Community Services announces a lineup of fall activities for residents as autumn arrives. The offerings include active recreation and festive events aimed at all ages. Residents can look forward to a vibrant season filled with engaging opportunities.

Protect Your Yard, Home Before Winter Strikes

Homeowners in Issaquah Highlands are advised to prepare their yards and homes for winter to prevent damage from harsh weather conditions. Proper care of landscaping and irrigation systems can ensure a healthy recovery come spring. Following these tips can protect against snow, ice, and freezing temperatures.

Oct. 8 Neighborhood Meeting Recap

Sycamore, Illinois, hosted a neighborhood meeting on October 8, 2025, led by industrial engineering expert Matt Ellis. The event aimed to engage the community and discuss local management strategies. Residents participated actively, contributing to discussions about future developments.