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The Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA) is actively addressing the damage caused by a recent cyclone, focusing on recovery efforts across the community. This article highlights the immediate actions taken to support residents and restore essential services in the aftermath of the storm.
The article highlights Ryan Hamilton as the November Volunteer of the Month for his significant contributions to the Issaquah Highlands community, part of a series recognizing local volunteers and their impact.
This article recognizes Ryan Hamilton from View Ridge as the November Volunteer of the Month for his significant contributions to the Issaquah Highlands community, particularly through his role on the IHCA Finance Committee. It underscores the value of local volunteering and encourages community participation.
The article recognizes Ryan Hamilton as the November Volunteer of the Month for his impactful work on the Issaquah Highlands Community Association's Finance Committee, sharing his reflections on community life and the joy of volunteering.
The article outlines key community safety issues discussed in a recent meeting, focusing on e-bike regulations, package theft prevention, and crime statistics in Issaquah Highlands, highlighting the importance of resident awareness, especially during the holiday season.
The article promotes the 'Light Up the Lanes' holiday decorating contest in Issaquah Highlands, encouraging residents to participate by decorating their homes and yards. It outlines contest details, entry processes, and prizes while highlighting the importance of community spirit during the holiday season.
The article highlights the artistic contributions of Norman Elder, an Issaquah artist with nearly 60 years of experience. It showcases his current portfolio of large-scale acrylics inspired by nature, along with an exhibit at Blakely Hall.
This article encourages residents of Issaquah Highlands to get involved in their community by outlining various volunteer opportunities, including joining boards and committees, participating in community groups, and organizing block parties. It invites potential volunteers to connect with community staff for more information.
The article highlights ongoing projects by the Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA), including the construction of a new playground at Kirk Park and enhancements to the Bark Park. It underscores the community's commitment to improving local amenities and maintaining green spaces for resident engagement and satisfaction.
The IHCA team has begun construction of a new playground at Kirk Park, starting November 13, 2024. The playground will be closed for about two months, but the gazebo will remain open. This project is supported by the IHCA Playground Improvement Committee and approved by the IHCA Board of Directors.