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The Carnation City Council seeks applicants for a vacancy in Council Position 3, with a decision expected in July 2025. Eligible residents must be at least 18 years old, live within city limits, and be registered voters. Applications are due by June 26, 2025.
A Snoqualmie Starbucks experienced an overnight burglary, with the suspect believed to be linked to a prior theft at Papa Murphy’s Pizza. Police responded to multiple incidents, including a domestic violence call and vehicle prowls, while an officer received a commendation for his actions during a welfare check. The investigation into the burglaries is ongoing.
The Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank has launched a capital campaign to fund renovations for its new permanent location in North Bend, WA. This move comes as food insecurity rises in the region, necessitating a larger and more efficient space to serve the growing demand for food assistance. Renovations are set to begin in late 2025 and conclude by fall 2026.
Five candidates will interview for the North Bend City Administrator position on June 5, 2025, with local panels providing feedback. Mayor Miller will use this input to select a preferred candidate following the interviews. The city recruited candidates after the retirement of David Miller and the interim appointment of Bob Larson.
Cristy Lake will become the full-time Executive Director of the Snoqualmie Valley Museum on June 1, 2025, after 14 years at the Northwest Railway Museum. Lake aims to enhance the museum's growth and community engagement while expressing bittersweet feelings about leaving her previous role.
Eastbound State Route 18 reopened after a collision near Issaquah-Hobart Road on June 2. Emergency crews responded to the scene, and travelers should use alternate routes, as local roads are not suitable for freight traffic.
The City of Snoqualmie approved a new seven-year solid waste contract with Waste Management, set to begin on June 1, 2025. This contract aims to enhance waste collection services in the area.
The latest edition of The Ross Report highlights the efforts of Mayor Katherine Ross in supporting Snoqualmie residents and local businesses. The report emphasizes ongoing initiatives aimed at enhancing community welfare and engagement.
North Bend and Snoqualmie have revised their interim Interlocal Agreement for Police Services, ensuring public safety operations continue uninterrupted. The agreement aims to streamline police services during the ongoing transition.
State Route 18 will close to a single lane with alternating traffic overnight on June 1, south of Snoqualmie. This work facilitates the shift of eastbound traffic onto new Raging River and Deep Creek bridges. Motorists should anticipate delays during this overnight operation.