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The Seattle International Comedy Competition continues with its second round at North Bend Theatre on November 16, 2024. Featuring sixteen emerging comedians from the US and Canada, the event promises a night of laughter with a diverse lineup, including a dark humor comic, a video game designer, and a rodeo doctor. Tickets are selling quickly, reflecting the event's popularity in the Snoqualmie Valley.
A Flood Watch has been issued for the area around 47.53N 121.87W, emphasizing the potential for significant rainfall and flooding conditions. The National Weather Service (NWS) provides essential information and resources for residents to stay informed and prepared. This watch is part of ongoing efforts by NOAA to ensure community safety during severe weather events.
Join the Northwest Railway Museum for the Santa Limited train rides this holiday season, where families can create lasting memories with festive activities, crafts, and a visit to Santa. While the Yuletide Express is fully booked, tickets for Santa Limited are available on select days in December, featuring a new 'Candy Wonderland' theme.
A Flood Warning has been issued for the area around the coordinates 47.53N 121.87W, highlighting the potential for significant flooding impacts. Residents are urged to stay informed and take necessary precautions as the situation develops, with the National Weather Service providing ongoing updates.
A police blotter report details several incidents in the Snoqualmie and North Bend areas, including a juvenile house party disturbance and a vehicle collision involving a young driver. The report highlights law enforcement's response to various local disturbances, emphasizing the impact of these events on community safety.
State Route 18 will undergo overnight lane reductions for bridge girder installation near Snoqualmie, impacting traffic flow significantly. This construction work will reduce the route to a single lane with alternating traffic, scheduled for November 18. Local commuters should be aware of the potential delays and plan accordingly.
City crews are scheduled to replace a damaged fire hydrant at the intersection of Orchard Drive SE and Meadow Drive on Sunday, November 17, leading to a temporary water shutoff in the area. Residents are advised to prepare for this disruption as the city undertakes essential maintenance to ensure public safety and service reliability.
The article highlights recent events and initiatives in Snoqualmie Valley, focusing on community engagement and local issues such as holiday celebrations, public hearings on school facilities, and mental health awareness initiatives.
Discover an array of holiday events happening in Snoqualmie Valley from November 15th to 21st, as Living Snoqualmie compiles a comprehensive list each Thursday morning. This article serves as a valuable guide for residents and visitors eager to partake in seasonal festivities.
Residents of Snoqualmie, WA, are invited to share their comments regarding the City’s 2025 Property Tax Levy during a public hearing scheduled for November 12, 2024, at the City Council meeting. This engagement provides an important opportunity for community participation in local governance.