Issaquah Highlands School Spotlight June 2025
Issaquah Highlands features a school spotlight for June 2025, showcasing its educational offerings. The article highlights the significance of local schools within the Issaquah School District.
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Issaquah Highlands features a school spotlight for June 2025, showcasing its educational offerings. The article highlights the significance of local schools within the Issaquah School District.
Issaquah police arrested several individuals over the past week, including a woman with a misdemeanor warrant and a driver for DUI. Notable incidents included traffic stops involving juveniles on e-bikes and a suspicious vehicle leading to multiple charges. The weekly blotter highlights ongoing law enforcement efforts in the community.
Andrea Moretsky reflects on her 26 years in Issaquah Highlands, highlighting the community's growth since she and her husband moved there in 1999. They experienced initial challenges, including construction and traffic issues, but built lasting friendships and connections within their neighborhood. The community's evolution enriched their family's experience, contributing to strong social ties.
Art Commons, a new collective of artists in Issaquah, aims to revitalize the local art scene by hosting recurring events such as an open studio tour and Creative Summits. The group, which includes eight artists from diverse disciplines, promotes values like conversation and pluralism to foster community engagement with art. Their next open studio tour is scheduled for September 20, 2025.
Jen announces her departure from Issaquah Buzz after over 11 years of supporting local businesses. The episode also highlights new openings, including Berna’s Bakery & Café and Trailhead Taps and Bottles, along with the relocation of Cleanscapes Store.
Issaquah police arrested multiple individuals for various offenses, including DUI and theft, during the last week of May 2025. Notably, a 19-year-old driver was apprehended with a blood alcohol content over three times the legal limit. The incidents reflect ongoing law enforcement efforts in the community to address crime and ensure public safety.
Issaquah residents rated their quality of life highly in the 2025 community survey, with 96% marking it as “excellent” or “good.” Public safety satisfaction significantly increased from 69% in 2023 to 79% in 2025, reflecting the community's positive perception of city services.
Issaquah will host the Culture Fest on September 5, 2025, at the community center in Issaquah Highlands. The event, organized by the King County Library System and 4Culture, aims to celebrate local culture and community engagement.
Grand Ridge Plaza hosts a Juneteenth celebration on May 28, 2025, featuring local businesses and attractions. The event promotes community engagement and celebrates cultural diversity with participation from popular eateries and sports teams.
The Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA) announced candidates for its 2025 Board of Directors election. The election is scheduled for May 28, 2025, with community members encouraged to participate. This election is crucial for shaping local governance and community initiatives.