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Empower Youth Network opens a community survey aimed at enhancing youth success. The initiative emphasizes the vital role of families and the broader community in supporting young individuals. Participation is encouraged to gather insights that can inform future programs and services.
The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe donated over $1 million to nonprofit organizations in Washington, including $130,000 for food services. This funding aims to assist families impacted by federal SNAP suspensions amid rising food insecurity. The Tribe also expanded partnerships to enhance local food access through various initiatives.
North Bend residents can meet finalists for the Chief of Police position on November 17 at City Hall. The city plans to contract police services with the King County Sheriff’s Office starting in spring 2026. A new Police Chief is expected to be appointed in early December.
A series of thefts and incidents occurred in North Bend, including a vehicle stolen from the Edgewick Inn and a prowl of a police vehicle. Officers recovered the stolen vehicle and issued an infraction to a driver involved in a collision with a bicyclist. A missing person investigation is ongoing after an individual left a suicide note.
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.
A Twin Falls Middle School student faced disciplinary action for social media posts that led to a law enforcement investigation on November 3, 2025. The posts contained non-specific threats toward students and staff, prompting an immediate response from Snoqualmie Police and school officials. Counseling resources are available for students affected by the incident.
Snoqualmie residents can comment on the City's 2026 Property Tax Levy during a public hearing at the City Council meeting on November 10, 2025. The proposed increase of 0.82% will raise an additional $71,946 to meet financial obligations. Feedback can be given in person or via written submissions until 3 pm on the same day.
Snoqualmie hosts the premiere of the film "Train Dreams" on November 7, 2025, at the North Bend Theatre. The movie, which showcases local logging heritage and features key Snoqualmie locations, stars Joel Edgerton, Felicity Jones, and William H. Macy. Adapted from Denis Johnson’s novella, it highlights the challenges faced by families in the Snoqualmie Valley.
North Bend Theatre will host the local premiere of *Train Dreams* on November 7 at 7:00 PM. The film, starring Joel Edgerton and Felicity Jones, explores the lives affected by railroad expansion in the early 20th-century Pacific Northwest. Ticket prices range from $8 to $10, available at the theater's website.
King County Elections reported that voter turnout for the November 5th election reached 40.20%, with no changes in results since the initial tally on November 4th. The county will continue updating ballot counts each weekday until certification on November 25th.