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Daughters of Norway Bring New Lodgeand Norwegian Traditionsto the Snoqualmie Valley

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On May 18, the Daughters of Norway inaugurated Skadi Lodge #57 with a formal ceremony at Mt. Si Lutheran. This new lodge aims to promote Norwegian traditions and cultural heritage within the Snoqualmie Valley. Community members attended, emphasizing the significance of cultural preservation in the area. Lodge president Melissa Grant stated, "We are excited to bring our traditions to this beautiful valley," underscoring the lodge's commitment to community engagement.

The establishment aligns with a broader movement to preserve cultural identities among Norwegians in the region. Attendees expressed enthusiasm for upcoming programs and events that the lodge plans to offer. The Daughters of Norway have a long history of fostering cultural connections, and this lodge will expand their reach. With its establishment, Skadi Lodge #57 is poised to become a central hub for Norwegian heritage in Snoqualmie Valley.

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