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Issaquah Highlands Community Association (IHCA) serves homeowner needs and handles property management of Issaquah Highlands.
The City of Issaquah announced today the addition of the new Metro route 628 to the Issaquah Highlands Park and Ride service area. Referred to as a “shuttle service” the 628 will begin running on February 16th. Designed to assist westbound commuters in the mornings from Snoqualmie and North Bend,…
Roofs Up, Roots Down appears as the feature story in February 2015 Connections, circulated this week. The image was derived from Discovery West rendering provided by DevCo, creatively altered by Vyvian Luu, Highlands Council Staff. Roofs Up, Roots Down Future Building Brings Changes to the Landscape By Larry Norton, President of…
Hiking in January As published in January 2015 Connections By Shelly Hawkins, Crofton Springs Neighborhood “Not until we are lost do we begin to understand ourselves.” Henry David Thoreau (American author, philosopher, naturalist) On the day before Thanksgiving, I was walking my one-year-old Corgi (Robin) through Central Park when we…
As published in January 2015 Connections The IHCA helps us maintain the quality of our neighborhoods and homes not only through enforcing the CC&Rs but also through expert advice and support. Governed by a volunteer board of directors made up of residents and managed by a high-caliber staff, our homeowner’s association…
January Volunteer of the Month: Scott Moffat (pictured with daughter Fiona and wife Heather) Issaquah Highlands has given me so much: a great place to live, new friends, lively events throughout the year, and an opportunity to give back by sharing a passion of mine—photography. My wife and I moved…
Take a moment to review all the Volunteers of the Month for 2014, then make your selection for Volunteer of the Year HERE. January: Gudrun Fichter Architectural Review Committee But more often it is a very fun way to participate and maintain the high standards of Issaquah Highlands, our modern…
By Christy Garrard, Executive Director for Highlands Council and Dahlia Park Resident One way to describe living in Issaquah Highlands is to living on a land-locked cruise ship; with Highlands Council as your onboard cruise director for all things social. You can chose to stay in your cabin (home) and…
By Jan Lipitz, Blakely Hall Volunteer Curator In January and February artEast will have a new show of several talented Chinese artists to bring in the New Year and the Chinese New Year! The Issaquah Highlands is a celebration of many cultures and artEast is proud to be able to represent artists from…
“Your Issaquah Highlands groundskeepers have been busy this week prepping some park frontage for conversion from trampled groundcovers to more-durable turf. New sod has been installed at approaches to Wisteria, Daphne and West Highlands Parks. Please help ensure the success of these installations by keeping off the new turf until…
As published in December 2014 Connections By Molly and Marty Fisher, Ashland Park After a long day of taking care of everyone and everything else, there’s nothing better than settling down over cold beverages and hot food at Happy Hour to put a smile back on your face. Issaquah Highlands…
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