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Officers responded to multiple incidents in Snoqualmie and North Bend, including a vehicle theft, a rollover collision, and a dirt bike accident involving juveniles. A suspect was apprehended after fleeing into the woods, and officers are investigating a fraudulent lumber purchase.
The Washington State Department of Transportation opened a new diverging diamond interchange at the I-90/SR 18 junction on July 25, enhancing traffic flow and safety. This design shifts traffic to the left side, minimizing left turn conflicts and streamlining signal phases. The project is part of a larger effort to widen SR 18 and improve wildlife corridors.
Snoqualmie celebrates National Night Out on August 5 at Snoqualmie Community Park, fostering community bonds through family-friendly activities. The event features local law enforcement and public safety demonstrations, along with free treats from Snoqualmie Ice Cream.
The right two lanes of westbound Interstate 90 near North Bend will close for daytime repairs on July 24-25, reducing traffic to one lane from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Travelers should expect delays as maintenance crews work on the road surface. Access to westbound SR 18 will also be restricted until the early hours of July 25.
The City of North Bend seeks applicants for Position No. 4 on its Planning Commission, with a term ending May 18, 2026. Interested candidates must reside within the city limits or the 98045 zip code and submit applications by August 1, 2025. The commission advises the City Council on urban development plans and policies.
The City of Snoqualmie will host a ribbon cutting on July 23 to celebrate the completion of the 384th Sidewalk and Sewer Project, which includes a new one-mile sidewalk and upgraded sewer infrastructure. Mayor Katherine Ross emphasized the project's long-term benefits for pedestrian safety and downtown utility support.
Kids on the Ridge Weekday Preschool rebranded as KOTR Academy, reflecting a decade of trusted service in early childhood education in the Snoqualmie Valley. The new identity aims to enhance its educational offerings and community engagement.
Emergency crews responded to multiple incidents in Snoqualmie and North Bend over a span of several days, including a semi-truck fire and a cardiac arrest at the Snoqualmie Casino. A trail rescue was also performed for an injured cyclist, and crews handled various medical emergencies, including a seizure and dehydration cases.
The Northwest Railway Museum hosts Wine Train excursions on August 8 and 28, offering guests 21 and over a chance to sample local wines while enjoying scenic views. Tickets cost $99 and include a wine glass and tasting tokens. Family-friendly Ride the Rails excursions also return on August 2 and 3, priced at $28 for adults.
All lanes of westbound Interstate 90 are now open following a collision near Snoqualmie on July 18. Emergency responders were on the scene, and drivers are advised to seek alternate routes due to prior delays. Real-time travel updates are available through WSDOT resources.