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The Issaquah Highlands community is encouraged to celebrate and appreciate their neighbors through various local initiatives and events. Recent highlights include a recognition of community volunteerism and announcements related to local educational activities. These efforts aim to foster a sense of community and connection among residents.
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) has launched its Flex Batteries incentive program, offering residential customers a one-time $1,000 incentive for enrollment and an annual $500 for continued participation. This initiative is aimed at helping customers manage energy usage while enhancing grid reliability during peak demand periods.
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) has launched its Flex Batteries incentive program, aimed at helping residential customers save on energy costs while enhancing grid reliability. Participants can receive a one-time incentive of $1,000 and up to $500 annually for allowing their energy storage systems to be utilized during peak demand times. The initiative is part of PSE's broader commitment to sustainable energy practices.
The article highlights the start of the 2024-25 school year in the Issaquah School District, featuring events like the 'Mimosa Morning' celebration and a back-to-school video update from Superintendent Heather Tow-Yick. It discusses a new login method for Canvas, online learning applications, and the referral window for the Highly Capable Program, while emphasizing community engagement opportunities such as volunteering for the Instructional Materials Committee.
The Issaquah Highlands community is invited to celebrate the start of the 2024-25 school year with a Mimosa Morning event at Blakely Hall. The Issaquah School District is also implementing a new login method for Canvas and accepting applications for online learning courses for middle and high school students.
The City will begin improvements to the sewer main in the South Lake Sammamish neighborhood on September 23, 2024, aiming for completion before October 31, barring weather delays. This project follows recent infrastructure enhancements, including water main replacements that started on April 18, 2024.
The City will initiate sewer main improvements in the Squak Mountain neighborhood starting on September 23, with completion expected by October 31, barring weather-related delays. This project includes inspections of lines and access to manhole covers to enhance the area's infrastructure.
Issaquah student Alan Currit earned a second-place finish in the Young Artists and Authors Showcase for his original song, highlighting the talents of youth in the community. This recognition is part of the Sister Cities International initiative, which aims to celebrate young artists worldwide. The event underscores the importance of fostering creativity and cultural exchange among young people.
The article highlights various community news and events in Issaquah Highlands, including volunteer recognitions, community group activities, local artists' open studio tours, achievements of local teens, and educational insights. It emphasizes the importance of community engagement, showcasing the diverse ways residents contribute to and participate in local life.
Karla Sanchez has been recognized as August's Volunteer of the Month in Issaquah Highlands for her contributions to the community, particularly in organizing the Global Grub & Groove celebration. She is also active in the Highlands Council Equity and Programming Committees, advocating for inclusive events and community engagement. Her appreciation for the community and encouragement for others to volunteer highlight the positive impact of local involvement.