Community Highlights and Achievements in Issaquah Highlands - August 2024

Issaquah, WALocal News

The Issaquah Highlands News article celebrates Karla Garcia as August's Volunteer of the Month, highlighting her significant contributions to the community during the summer. Following this, it details the return of various community groups to Blakely Hall, marking the end of the summer break and the resumption of regular activities. An invitation to the public for an open studio tour on September 7th aims to promote local artists living in Issaquah. The achievements of Ashwin Suresh, a local teen known for his community involvement, are recognized as he receives a Congressional Award. The article mentions Jeric Yuen as July's Volunteer of the Month for his work with the Highlands Youth Advisory Board.

It promotes back-to-school shopping at Grand Ridge Plaza, highlighting the community's preparation for the upcoming school year. A piece from Kumon Issaquah Highlands discusses the value of consistent practice in building skills and confidence. Lastly, the concept of "speed neighboring" is introduced as a way to foster quick and effective community connections.

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