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Happy 4th of July from Living Snoqualmie

Living Snoqualmie wishes the community a safe and festive Independence Day as celebrations commence across the Valley. The article highlights the patriotic spirit with fireworks and gatherings.

Police Blotter Wooden Stick Mistaken for Knife Pitchers Mound Burned Homeless Camp Report

Officers investigated multiple incidents in North Bend and Snoqualmie, including a theft at a gas station and a report of a possible domestic violence situation. A firearm was found at a gas station, and a vehicle was prowled, leading to ongoing investigations. Local authorities are addressing public safety concerns, including a homeless camp report.

Summer Travel Alert I-90 Construction, Closures, and Traffic Revisions from North Bend to Vantage

I-90 experiences significant traffic revisions between North Bend and Vantage due to ongoing construction and scheduled rock blasting. Drivers should expect delays, particularly during holiday weekends, and are advised to plan their trips accordingly. All lanes on I-90 across Vantage Bridge will open temporarily but will revert to one lane in each direction after July 8.

North Bend and Snoqualmie Remind Residents to Follow Fireworks Laws for a Safe Fourth of July

North Bend and Snoqualmie officials urge residents to adhere to local fireworks laws for a safe Independence Day. Fireworks may only be discharged on July 4, with specific regulations prohibiting aerial devices and use in public parks. Both cities encourage residents to attend professional displays instead of using personal fireworks.

Fire Blotter Sedan Vs. Guardrail Swift Water Rescue Ankle Fracture Trail Rescue

Crews responded to multiple incidents in Snoqualmie over several days, including a one-vehicle collision, medical emergencies, and a fire. Notably, one individual was found unconscious and could not be revived, while others suffered various non-life-threatening injuries. Emergency responders transported patients to hospitals for further care.

The Ross Report June 2025

Mayor Ross supported the community in June by attending the grand opening of a splash pad, celebrating the fire station's 20th anniversary, and engaging with local nonprofits. These events highlight the city's commitment to enhancing community resources.

North Bend and Snoqualmie Outline E-Bike, E-Scooter, and E-Motorcycle Rules as Summer Riding Increases

North Bend and Snoqualmie urge residents to familiarize themselves with local laws on electric-assisted bikes, scooters, and motorcycles as warmer weather attracts more riders. The cities released online guides outlining classifications and safety regulations, including age restrictions and speed limits. Community members are encouraged to report unsafe riding practices.

The Ross Report July 2025

Mayor Ross actively supported the Snoqualmie community in July 2025, focusing on welcoming new businesses and improving downtown safety and infrastructure. He also engaged with local nonprofits to understand their essential work.

Leave it to the Professionals Snoqualmie Fireworks Law Prevents Injuries, Protects Property

Snoqualmie enforces strict fireworks laws to ensure safety during the 4th of July celebrations. Aerial devices and firecrackers are banned, and legal fireworks can only be discharged from 9 am to midnight on July 4. The city will patrol for violations to prevent injuries and property damage.

Reclaim Confronts Pride Month Vandalism and Reaffirms Mission

Reclaim, a Snoqualmie Valley shelter, faced vandalism when MAGA stickers appeared over a Pride flag during Pride Month. The organization interpreted the act as intimidation but reaffirmed its commitment to support marginalized communities, emphasizing the importance of visibility and solidarity.