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Most Festive Neighborhood Winner West Highlands Park

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The holiday season in Issaquah Highlands is brought to life by the annual 'Light Up the Lanes' decorating contest, which invites residents to showcase their festive spirit through creative light displays. This year's contest, supported by Grand Ridge Plaza, saw a notable increase in participation, resulting in more winners. West Highlands Park was crowned 'Most Festive Neighborhood' and will celebrate with a block party in early 2025. Additionally, Erica Sumioka was randomly selected as the grand prize winner, receiving a gift card for shopping, dining, and a movie at Regal Issaquah Highlands. This initiative not only highlights the community's festive spirit but also promotes local businesses.

Residents are encouraged to explore the beautifully decorated homes throughout Issaquah Highlands before the holiday season ends. The contest fosters community togetherness, bringing people of all ages together to appreciate the holiday spirit, with more details about the upcoming block party to be shared soon.

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