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The City of Issaquah has launched the Solarize Eastside initiative, offering local businesses a free solar assessment to facilitate solar panel installations. This program, in collaboration with the Eastside Climate Partnership, aims to promote sustainability and reduce climate pollution. Interested businesses can attend free workshops to learn more about the program and financing options.
The Issaquah Police Department's weekly crime blotter details various incidents from the previous week, including shoplifting, vehicle prowls, and traffic accidents. The report emphasizes the department's commitment to public safety and community assistance, highlighting notable calls and outcomes. Overall, the blotter provides a transparent view of local law enforcement activities in Issaquah.
The Eastside Climate Partnership has launched the Solarize Eastside program, promoting solar panel installations for homes and businesses in six partner cities. Residents can sign up for free solar assessments and benefit from reduced rates on installations, along with financing options. The initiative aims to foster sustainability and reduce climate pollution in the region.
The Issaquah Open Studio Tour is inviting artists to participate in an upcoming event on March 7, 2025. This initiative, which falls under the Fine Art category, is particularly relevant to the local community, encouraging artistic expression and engagement. Interested participants can find application details and more information through the Issaquah city website.
The Issaquah Highlands School Spotlight for March 2025 highlights an upcoming event focused on the Issaquah School District, emphasizing educational opportunities for kindergarten students. This event is set to take place on March 5, 2025, and aims to engage the local community in discussions about primary education. With its relevance to the Issaquah region, the spotlight serves as a vital resource for parents and educators alike.
Issaquah's Year of Climate Action is spotlighting green energy initiatives, including a solarize campaign offering discounted solar installation options for residents. Additionally, Puget Sound Energy (PSE) is promoting its Green Power program, which allows community members to offset their electricity use while contributing to local green projects. Both initiatives aim to boost community participation in sustainable practices.
The Issaquah Police Department's weekly crime blotter reveals a surge in imposter scams and juvenile robberies within the city. Noteworthy incidents include a vehicle prowl, a juvenile robbery involving an assault, and a fraudulent phone scam impersonating law enforcement. The report highlights the importance of community awareness and vigilance to prevent such crimes.
The Issaquah School District has celebrated a successful inaugural season of girls' flag football, with participation nearly doubling from last year. A total of 143 student-athletes from three high schools showcased their skills, culminating in all teams qualifying for the playoffs. The future of the sport looks promising as it gains traction and community support.
Local Persian artists will showcase their talents during the 'Bahar' exhibit and Nowruz festivities at Blakely Hall in the City of Issaquah on March 3, 2025. This culturally rich event celebrates the Persian New Year, fostering community engagement and appreciation for Persian art and traditions. Residents and visitors alike are encouraged to participate in this vibrant celebration.
The Issaquah Hall of Fame is inviting nominations for outstanding community members who have made significant contributions to the Issaquah community. Candidates will be evaluated on criteria such as inspiration, leadership, and civic-mindedness. The award will be presented at the annual Issaquah Community Awards on June 3, 2025.