April Is Earth Month - Reduce Food Waste, Attend the Sustainability Fair

Issaquah, WALocal News

April is recognized as Earth Month, and the City of Issaquah is encouraging residents to embrace sustainability by reducing food waste and attending the upcoming Sustainability Fair on April 26, 2025. This initiative is part of a broader campaign known as Food Waste Prevention Week, which aims to educate and inspire community members to take collective action. Workshops on composting will be offered by Tilth Alliance, while local representatives from Recology will be available to discuss waste management at Safeway stores on specific dates. The Sustainability Fair promises to be a vibrant event, featuring electric vehicle displays, sustainability resources, and interactive demonstrations to engage families. Highlights include kid-friendly activities like sock mending and storytime with a mermaid, ensuring that the event appeals to attendees of all ages.

This celebration not only promotes waste reduction but also strengthens community ties through shared learning and collaboration. By participating, residents can contribute to meaningful change in their local environment while enjoying a fun-filled day. Overall, the event underscores the City’s commitment to sustainability and collective action.

Related Articles

Assisting in a Pursuit, High-Tech Fraud, and Local Mischief This Weeks Issaquah Police Blotter

Issaquah police pursued a stolen black Mazda SUV along I-90 after it matched the description of a vehicle involved in a theft. The chase ended after approximately 9½ minutes when officers terminated the pursuit for public safety concerns. In a separate incident, a fraudulent purchase involving a high-end computer at Best Buy was reported, leading to an investigation into identity theft.

Adventure of the Day The REI Runaway Gear Grab

Officers arrested a man for shoplifting $574.65 worth of gear from REI in a local shopping center. The suspect, who had a history of theft, was found stashing the stolen items in his SUV. He is now facing multiple theft charges and warrants from various counties.

November Volunteer of the Month Jason Cooper

Issaquah Highlands recognized Jason Cooper as the November Volunteer of the Month for his outstanding contributions to the community. His efforts have significantly enhanced local volunteer initiatives. The accolade highlights the importance of community involvement in fostering a vibrant neighborhood.