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Find out what's happening in Issaquah THIS WEEK!

Don't forget the Issaquah Public Market

July 1

Issaquah Christian Church at 10328 Issaquah-Hobart Rd SE will have a huge tent socked full of TNT fire works during a 7-day run of sales. The proceeds from the sales will assist teens and adults that travel to Mexico to build homes for the poor there. Once completed, the homes are given to the locals in need at no cost. This year there is 38 teens and adults scheduled to travel to Mexico. The trips are life changing for both the givers and receivers. An added event this year will be Sunday, July 1 for the Freedom Day Celebration. Music, food, inflatables and a Classic Car Show hosted by the Rock Solid Cruisers of Kent. A feature car at the car show will be the 1965 rebuilt Northwind top fuel dragster, the number one car in the nation back then. Hours of operation: 9a-9p, June 28-30; 9a-11a, July 1-4. Grand opening noon on June 28th. ICC is located just one and a half miles south of Issaquah. For more information call 425 392 5848.

July 2

Issaquah City Council meeting, cancelled.

Issaquah Christian Church at 10328 Issaquah-Hobart Rd SE will have a huge tent socked full of TNT fire works during a 7-day run of sales. The proceeds from the sales will assist teens and adults that travel to Mexico to build homes for the poor there. Once completed, the homes are given to the locals in need at no cost. This year there is 38 teens and adults scheduled to travel to Mexico. The trips are life changing for both the givers and receivers. An added event this year will be Sunday, July 1 for the Freedom Day Celebration. Music, food, inflatables and a Classic Car Show hosted by the Rock Solid Cruisers of Kent. A feature car at the car show will be the 1965 rebuilt Northwind top fuel dragster, the number one car in the nation back then. Hours of operation: 9a-9p, June 28-30; 9a-11a, July 1-4. Grand opening noon on June 28th. ICC is located just one and a half miles south of Issaquah. For more information call 425 392 5848.

July 3

Issaquah River & Streams Board meeting, cancelled.

Issaquah Christian Church at 10328 Issaquah-Hobart Rd SE will have a huge tent socked full of TNT fire works during a 7-day run of sales. The proceeds from the sales will assist teens and adults that travel to Mexico to build homes for the poor there. Once completed, the homes are given to the locals in need at no cost. This year there is 38 teens and adults scheduled to travel to Mexico. The trips are life changing for both the givers and receivers. An added event this year will be Sunday, July 1 for the Freedom Day Celebration. Music, food, inflatables and a Classic Car Show hosted by the Rock Solid Cruisers of Kent. A feature car at the car show will be the 1965 rebuilt Northwind top fuel dragster, the number one car in the nation back then. Hours of operation: 9a-9p, June 28-30; 9a-11a, July 1-4. Grand opening noon on June 28th. ICC is located just one and a half miles south of Issaquah. For more information call 425 392 5848.

July 4

Happy Independence Day! Have a safe & sane fourth!

Issaquah City Offices closed.

Celebrate the Fourth of July the old-fashioned way with the Down Home Fourth of July and Heritage Festival on Memorial Field in Issaquah on Tuesday, July 4 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.!

July 5

Issaquah Council Transportation Committee meeting, 4pm, Off Ramp Room, City Hall Northwest.

July 6

Issaquah ArtWalk Issaquah 2007, 6pm, Downtown Issaquah.

July 9

Issaquah Arts Commission meeting, postponed.

July 10

Issaquah Land Use Committee meeting, cancelled.

July 12

Issaquah Public Hearing-Hearing Examiner: Final Plat Talus Parcel 13 meeting, cancelled.

Issaquah Council Utilities Committee meeting, 5pm, Eagle Room, Police/City Hall.

Issaquah Public Hearing Re Comcast Cable Franchise Renewal, 6pm, Eagle Room, Police/City Hall.

Issaquah Planning Policy Commission meeting, 6:30pm, Council Chambers, City Hall South.

July 15

Hydrocephalus Support Group Inc. Annual Picnic, Lower Woodland Park (N. 50th & Woodland Park Avenue North, Seattle), at Shelter #3, from 11am til late afternoon. Everyone is welcome to attend for a casual, get together and information about hydrocephalus--for friends, families, caregivers and those living with hydrocephalus. Our regular meetings are still held on the third Saturday of each month, in the Casey Room at Swedish Hospital's Providence Campus (500 Jefferson St., Seattle) from 1-3pm. Contact Information is Kim at 206-324-4084 or Diana at 206-282-6107 or hydropr61@hotmail.com.

July 16

Issaquah City Council meeting, 7:30pm, Council Chambers, City Hall South.

July 17

Issaquah Urban Village Development Commission Public meeting, 7pm, Council Chambers, City Hall South.

Issaquah River & Streams Board meeting, 7pm, City Hall Northwest.

July 18

Issaquah Development Commission meeting, 7pm, Council Chambers, City Hall South.

Providence Hospice of Seattle is looking for volunteers to serve their neighbors, providing support and a caring presence at a time of great emotional and physical need. The care and service that our volunteers provide for patients and their families support not only those individuals, but our communities at large. Our focus is on the patient and the family, assuring that quality, compassionate end-of-life care is provided for terminally ill children and adults, making it possible for them to live their final days free from pain, without fear and in the comforting circle of family and friends. We are a non-profit organization; the first and largest Hospice in the Pacific Northwest, providing care for terminally ill patients throughout King County.
We do not turn anyone away, regardless of their ability to pay. Volunteers are an integral and vital part of our services. Each patient care volunteer is trained to serve as a listening and caring presence for patients and their caregivers, helping with tasks in the home, transportation for medical appointments, or respite for exhausted caregivers. Deadline for application is June 30.
We are offering a special training in Kent for South and East King County residents that will take place on Wednesday, July 18, 5pm to 9pm, and Friday-Sunday, July 27, 28 and 29 from 9am to 6pm. This training is open only to those willing to serve in South and East King County. Contact Sundie Anderson, (206) 749-7789, sundie.anderson@providence.org or Leslie Overturf, (206) 389-4360, leslie.overturf@providence.org.

July 19

Issaquah Council Services & Operations meeting, 5pm, Eagle Room, Police/City Hall.

July 23

Issaquah Council Services & Operations meeting, 5:30pm, Eagle Room, Police/City Hall.

Issaquah Board and Commission Training, 6:30pm, Tibbetts Creek Manor.

Issaquah Park Board meeting, cancelled.

Issaquah Arts Commission meeting, cancelled.

July 24

Issaquah Committee-of-the-Whole Council meeting, 6:30pm, Council Chambers, City Hall South.

Issaquah Concerts on the Green, 7pm, enjoy Issaquah's favorite summer evening activity, Concerts on the Green, at the Issaquah Community Center. Picnicking begins at 6:00pm with concession items available. Performances from 7-8:30pm unless otherwise noted. Issaquah Community Center.

July 26

Issaquah Cable TV Commission meeting, 6:30pm, Coho Room, Police/City Hall.

Issaquah Planning Policy Commission meeting, 6:30pm, Council Chambers, City Hall South.

July 27

Providence Hospice of Seattle is looking for volunteers to serve their neighbors, providing support and a caring presence at a time of great emotional and physical need. The care and service that our volunteers provide for patients and their families support not only those individuals, but our communities at large. Our focus is on the patient and the family, assuring that quality, compassionate end-of-life care is provided for terminally ill children and adults, making it possible for them to live their final days free from pain, without fear and in the comforting circle of family and friends. We are a non-profit organization; the first and largest Hospice in the Pacific Northwest, providing care for terminally ill patients throughout King County.
We do not turn anyone away, regardless of their ability to pay. Volunteers are an integral and vital part of our services. Each patient care volunteer is trained to serve as a listening and caring presence for patients and their caregivers, helping with tasks in the home, transportation for medical appointments, or respite for exhausted caregivers. Deadline for application is June 30.
We are offering a special training in Kent for South and East King County residents that will take place on Wednesday, July 18, 5pm to 9pm, and Friday-Sunday, July 27, 28 and 29 from 9am to 6pm. This training is open only to those willing to serve in South and East King County. Contact Sundie Anderson, (206) 749-7789, sundie.anderson@providence.org or Leslie Overturf, (206) 389-4360, leslie.overturf@providence.org.

July 28

Alternative Transportation Fair, 9am-2pm, Pickering Barn.

Seattle's Seafair Torchlight Parade

Providence Hospice of Seattle is looking for volunteers to serve their neighbors, providing support and a caring presence at a time of great emotional and physical need. The care and service that our volunteers provide for patients and their families support not only those individuals, but our communities at large. Our focus is on the patient and the family, assuring that quality, compassionate end-of-life care is provided for terminally ill children and adults, making it possible for them to live their final days free from pain, without fear and in the comforting circle of family and friends. We are a non-profit organization; the first and largest Hospice in the Pacific Northwest, providing care for terminally ill patients throughout King County.
We do not turn anyone away, regardless of their ability to pay. Volunteers are an integral and vital part of our services. Each patient care volunteer is trained to serve as a listening and caring presence for patients and their caregivers, helping with tasks in the home, transportation for medical appointments, or respite for exhausted caregivers. Deadline for application is June 30.
We are offering a special training in Kent for South and East King County residents that will take place on Wednesday, July 18, 5pm to 9pm, and Friday-Sunday, July 27, 28 and 29 from 9am to 6pm. This training is open only to those willing to serve in South and East King County. Contact Sundie Anderson, (206) 749-7789, sundie.anderson@providence.org or Leslie Overturf, (206) 389-4360, leslie.overturf@providence.org.

July 29

Providence Hospice of Seattle is looking for volunteers to serve their neighbors, providing support and a caring presence at a time of great emotional and physical need. The care and service that our volunteers provide for patients and their families support not only those individuals, but our communities at large. Our focus is on the patient and the family, assuring that quality, compassionate end-of-life care is provided for terminally ill children and adults, making it possible for them to live their final days free from pain, without fear and in the comforting circle of family and friends. We are a non-profit organization; the first and largest Hospice in the Pacific Northwest, providing care for terminally ill patients throughout King County.
We do not turn anyone away, regardless of their ability to pay. Volunteers are an integral and vital part of our services. Each patient care volunteer is trained to serve as a listening and caring presence for patients and their caregivers, helping with tasks in the home, transportation for medical appointments, or respite for exhausted caregivers. Deadline for application is June 30.
We are offering a special training in Kent for South and East King County residents that will take place on Wednesday, July 18, 5pm to 9pm, and Friday-Sunday, July 27, 28 and 29 from 9am to 6pm. This training is open only to those willing to serve in South and East King County. Contact Sundie Anderson, (206) 749-7789, sundie.anderson@providence.org or Leslie Overturf, (206) 389-4360, leslie.overturf@providence.org.

July 30

Issaquah Arts Commission meeting, 5:30pm, Eagle Room, Police/City Hall.

Central Issaquah Subarea Plan Workshop, 7pm, Pickering Barn.

July 31

Issaquah Concerts on the Green, 7pm, enjoy Issaquah's favorite summer evening activity, Concerts on the Green, at the Issaquah Community Center. Picnicking begins at 6:00pm with concession items available. Performances from 7-8:30pm unless otherwise noted. Issaquah Community Center.


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