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Enjoy Family Fun and Celebrate Arbor Day in Snoqualmie at Centennial Fields Park, April 26

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The Green Snoqualmie Partnership plans a community event to celebrate Arbor Day at Centennial Fields Park on April 26, 2025. The festivities will take place from 10 am to 2 pm, featuring tree planting activities. Local leaders and city staff will join residents in enhancing the city's green spaces. This initiative supports environmental stewardship and fosters community involvement. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about tree planting and its benefits.

Previous Arbor Day events have successfully engaged families and strengthened community ties. The event emphasizes the importance of a healthy environment for future generations. Residents are encouraged to attend and contribute to the beautification of Snoqualmie.

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Community Invited to Meet North Bend Police Chief Finalists on November 17

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Police Blotter Wayward Construction Sign Stolen Vehicle Recovery Vehicle vs. Bicycle Collision

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Get Ready to Giggle Seattle International Comedy Competition at the North Bend Theatre

The Seattle International Comedy Competition returns to North Bend Theatre on November 8, featuring 16 comedians from the US, Canada, and Taiwan. Audience laughter directly impacts the comics' chances of winning, creating a lively atmosphere. Local theater owner Beth Burrows expresses excitement for the event's sixth year, emphasizing the fun and competitive spirit of the festival.