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On November 6, 2024, Mount Si High School will host an Opioid Overdose and Emergency Reversal Training session for parents of students in grades 6-12, led by Volunteer EMT Robert Angrisano. This training aims to combat the growing opioid crisis by equipping parents with the knowledge to respond effectively in emergencies.
North Bend is gearing up for the rainy season as Mayor Miller declares November Flood Awareness Month, urging residents to take necessary precautions against potential flooding. The campaign emphasizes the importance of clearing storm drains and preparing homes to mitigate flood risks. Residents are encouraged to engage in proactive measures to ensure community safety during this critical period.
State Route 18 will experience alternating overnight closures in each direction on November 6, aimed at adding permanent lane striping between Snoqualmie and Maple Valley. This construction initiative is essential for improving road safety and traffic management in the area.
Snoqualmie Valley is celebrating Kindness Month in November with community activities organized by the Empower Youth Network (EYN). The #BeKindSV campaign aims to promote kindness and support for youth, particularly in suicide prevention. Local cities and school districts have recognized November as Kindness Month, encouraging community participation.
As of September 5, 2024, King County Elections reported the first batch of ballots for the 2024 elections, showing significant leads for several candidates. Former President Trump leads nationally, while in Washington's District 5, candidates Schrier, Hunt, and Callan are ahead, and Mayhew and Koellen lead in District 12. This early update reflects critical trends that could influence the outcome of the elections.
Join us at the North Bend Theatre on November 6, 2024, for a free event celebrating local legends Danny Kolke and Gary Schwartz. The evening will feature a video presentation and a moderated discussion about their contributions to the arts and culture in North Bend. Don't miss this opportunity to learn about their impactful careers and the future of the arts in the Snoqualmie Valley.
The article reports on recent emergency responses by Snoqualmie crews, including incidents of back injuries, cardiac arrests, and a golf cart collision. It highlights the urgency of these situations and the vital role of local emergency services in ensuring community safety.
North Bend Art & Industry (NBA&I) is launching an initiative to create a new makerspace in Snoqualmie Valley, inviting community members to participate in shaping this creative hub. This project aims to foster artistic expression and collaboration among local residents, enhancing the cultural landscape of the region.
Mayor Ross has been actively engaged in supporting Snoqualmie residents and businesses throughout November 2024. The latest Ross Report highlights various initiatives and efforts aimed at enhancing the community's welfare. This report provides essential insights into local governance and community support.
The North Bend City Council has awarded the Mitigation Intertie Project contract to Northwest Cascade, Inc., fully funded by Washington State, incurring no costs to the city. This project will enhance water supply cooperation between North Bend and Sallal Water Association, benefiting local residents and businesses. Construction begins in November 2024, aiming for completion by spring 2025.