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The March issue of Connections came out today with a story by HFN General Manager, Frank Pineau, about Net Neutrality, or Open Internet. Also today, the FCC delivered its new rules, referred to in that story. Read the HFN Connections story below. Read about the new rules as reported by…
Just in time for the Chinese Heritage Club Chinese New Year celebration on February 28th at Blakely Hall, artEast installed a new show featuring several talented Chinese artists. The show runs through the month of March. artEast is proud to represent artists who reflect the many cultures of the Issaquah Highlands. This show is…
Nicholas will perform his winning piece “The Lark” at the Chinese New Year Celebration Blakely Hall, February 28, 2015 at 7:00pm All are welcome to attend! During the lazy days of the recent holiday season, I was catching up on Facebook notices. It was there that I was introduced to Nicholas…
Get ready to ride the new Metro route 628 which begins running on Monday, February 16th. On weekdays during peak times this shuttle not only provides “fixed” service between Issaquah Highlands Park and Ride (P&R) and Snoqualmie and North Bend, but you could get around Issaquah Highlands as well, by reservation…
Valentine’s Day is this Saturday! ‘Still needing a little inspiration on how to celebrate the day? Here are a few ideas (or a full day of ideas!) as published in February’s Connections. See February Connections HERE. Valentine’s Day in Issaquah Highlands 6:30am – Wake-up with a latte at Caffe Ladro 7:30am Pick up…
By Sarah Lally Brown, Community Gardener, Resident Two-Slides Park Neighborhood Did you know that our last spring frost is forecast with a 50% probability for April 22? For many years I’ve been going by the mythical rule that tomato plants need to have night protection until Mother’s Day. This…
Thank you very much! I feel very honored to be recognized as Volunteer of the Month at the Issaquah Highlands! A little background about how I got involved with volunteering at IH: I was introduced to Blakely Hall Poker Night about 3-4 years ago from a friend, Kyle Reynolds, who…
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…
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