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The City of Snoqualmie urges residents to prepare for emergencies during National Preparedness Month. Officials recommend focusing on staying informed, making a plan, and building an emergency kit. Fire Chief Mike Bailey emphasizes that small steps can significantly enhance community readiness.
Snoqualmie celebrated its cultural diversity at the September 6th International Block Party, attracting hundreds of residents. The event featured traditional performances, food vendors, and activities for all ages, highlighting the community's rich heritage. Additionally, October was proclaimed Hindu Heritage Month during a City Council meeting to honor Hindu Americans' contributions.
North Bend launches its inaugural Apple Cup Food Drive from September 2-20 to combat local hunger, coinciding with the 125th Apple Cup football game. Residents can donate food at City Hall and choose between supporting the University of Washington Huskies or Washington State University Cougars. The food bank faces unprecedented demand amid federal program cuts, making community support crucial.
The North Bend Theatre hosts a special screening of "To Kill a Wolf," the debut feature by director Kelsey Taylor, on September 4, 2025. The event includes a live Q&A with Taylor, offering insights into her creative process. This screening highlights the rising talent in the Pacific Northwest film scene.
WSDOT postponed weekend lane closures on westbound I-90 in Issaquah due to weather, originally set for Sept. 5-7. Lane reductions will now occur from Sept. 12-14 for bridge repairs, potentially causing significant delays. Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes during busy travel times.
A collision on westbound Interstate 90 near milepost 32 resulted in one fatality and one injury on Wednesday afternoon. The accident, triggered by a blown tire on a semi-truck, blocked traffic for over five hours while the Washington State Patrol investigates.
A serious collision involving two semi-trucks on westbound I-90 near North Bend resulted in significant delays and a fatality investigation. The Washington State Patrol is working to reopen lane two, while the ramp from 436th Avenue SE remains closed. Medical personnel transported two individuals with life-threatening injuries from the scene.
Weekend lane reductions on westbound I-90 in Issaquah from Sept. 5-7 will impact local commuters as crews repair three bridges. The work involves closing up to three left lanes, leaving only one lane open for traffic. Expect significant delays and consider alternate routes during this time.
Mayor Ross continued her advocacy for Snoqualmie residents and businesses throughout September. She also explored the history of Riverview Park and celebrated the city's diversity.
Aroma Coffee Co. celebrates its fifth anniversary on September 13 with a block party in Fall City, featuring food trucks, live music, and local vendors. The company also announces a new private label coffee collection and the opening of a private event venue to enhance community connections.