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The Small Business Administration (SBA) has approved a disaster declaration for Washington state, allowing low-interest federal loans for businesses and residents affected by the bomb-cyclone in November. Governor Jay Inslee emphasized the significance of this aid in helping those impacted recover. The application deadlines for property damage and economic injury loans are set for February 21 and September 23, 2025, respectively.
The Issaquah Highlands community celebrates the holiday season with the 'Light Up the Lanes' contest, recognizing festive decorations and neighborhood spirit. This year, West Highlands Park was named 'Most Festive Neighborhood,' winning a block party celebration, while Erica Sumioka was chosen as the grand prize winner. The initiative encourages residents to explore the stunning light displays in the area.
Starting January 2025, Issaquah residents will incur an additional service fee for credit or debit card and eCheck payments for utility billing. The city offers online account management, including one-time payments and automatic billing options. For questions about water, sewer, or stormwater services, residents can contact the city directly.
Jen Davis Hayes is the Economic Development Manager for Issaquah, focusing on local economic growth and community development. Residents can contact her directly at 425-837-3414 for inquiries about economic initiatives, fostering community engagement.
Issaquah Highlands offers a variety of community amenities that combine urban convenience with suburban living. With recreational spaces, a community center, parks, a community garden, and reliable transit options, it is an ideal place for families to thrive.
Issaquah Highlands is a thoughtfully designed urban village in Issaquah, WA, promoting walkability and community engagement. With over 12,000 residents, it offers parks, schools, and retail spaces within a sustainable framework, supported by a unique governance structure.
The article highlights the impactful internship program at Gibson Ek High School in Issaquah, where students are placed in various community roles that enhance their skills while contributing to local initiatives. Through their internships, students engage with local government, sustainability projects, and community outreach, gaining valuable experience and insight into potential career paths. The article emphasizes the positive influence these internships have on both the students and the community.
This article offers essential resources for Issaquah Highlands residents, covering architectural changes, community rules, and online payment options for dues, serving as a vital guide for homeowners to navigate local regulations and engage with their community.
Avik Sitani, a resident of Logan Park, has been named December's Volunteer of the Month for his significant contributions to the Highlands Youth Advisory Board in Issaquah Highlands. His commitment to community events and passion for volunteering exemplify the importance of youth engagement in local initiatives.
Residents of Mirrormont, a neighborhood outside Issaquah, are still dealing with the aftermath of a bomb cyclone that caused extensive damage a month ago. Many are awaiting federal aid to assist with recovery costs, facing challenges with insurance coverage and ongoing cleanup efforts. The uncertainty surrounding FEMA assistance adds to their frustration as they cope with the storm's impacts.