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Issaquah Police arrested a 22-year-old man for a series of hate-motivated graffiti incidents involving swastikas and antisemitic messages across the city since December 2024. The investigation identified the suspect as responsible for at least a dozen vandalism cases, prompting a community commitment to safety and inclusivity.
Issaquah School District invites families to connect with staff during informal meetings on Oct. 9, focusing on school programs and community resources. Future sessions are scheduled for Dec. 8, March 16, and May 11. Superintendent Heather Tow-Yick highlights the importance of building skills for student success.
A community in Issaquah rallied together to find a lost puggle named Griffey after he escaped through a small opening in a fenced yard. The family, aided by neighbors and social media, organized extensive search efforts, resulting in Griffey's safe return. The incident highlighted the power of community support and kindness.
The Issaquah Highlands Book Club marked its 20th anniversary, celebrating two decades of fostering community through literature. What began as a casual conversation during a Bunco game has evolved into a vibrant group that continues to bring neighbors together.
Issaquah, Washington, will host a Halloween-themed event on October 3, 2025. The event aims to engage the community through volunteering opportunities and aims to foster participation in local festivities.
The "Buzz Podcast: Salmon Days" event will take place on October 3, 2025, in Salmon, Idaho. The event features a concert and parade celebrating Issaquah Salmon Days, focusing on economic development and pop culture. Alexis Fitzsimmons and Autumn Monahan are among the notable figures involved.
The City seeks community feedback for the Alder Festival Street project aimed at creating a vibrant public gathering space in Olde Town. The design will prioritize pedestrian use while allowing temporary vehicle traffic closures for events. Input is requested through a survey by October 24.
A volunteer opportunity titled "Boo at the Barn" will take place on October 3, 2025, in Parks, Arizona. The event aims to engage the community in volunteering activities related to local attractions. Participants can expect to contribute to seasonal festivities at a barn venue.
The "Buzz Podcast: Salmon Days" event will occur on October 3, 2025, in Salmon, Idaho. The podcast will feature discussions on economic development and local culture, coinciding with the Issaquah Salmon Days celebration.
Issaquah Highlands community members enhance emergency preparedness through volunteer efforts and training programs. FEMA reports King County faces a 99.7% risk of natural hazards, prompting initiatives like the Blakely Hall Resilience Hub to improve community resilience. Residents are encouraged to participate in workshops and build emergency supplies.