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Issaquah Council Sends $18MM Park Bond to November Ballot to Unlock $24MM in Fields, Trails and Recreation Projects

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Issaquah voters will decide this fall whether to renew an expiring park bond and commit up to $18 million toward a two-decade slate of sports fields, trail corridors and recreation upgrades that the city says would otherwise take more than 30 years to build. The Issaquah City Council voted 6-1 on June 30 to place […]

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