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The City of Snoqualmie's Stormwater and Urban Forestry Division is initiating a significant project to plant over 300 new trees in downtown Snoqualmie, supported by a state grant. This initiative aims to enhance urban greenery, improve environmental quality, and promote community well-being. The project is a crucial step towards sustainable urban development in the region.
Parents of students in grades 6–12 at Snoqualmie Valley School District are invited to attend an essential training on Opioid Overdose and Emergency Reversal at Mount Si High School on November 6th. This program aims to equip parents with vital skills to confront the escalating issue of opioid overdoses. Participation is highly encouraged to ensure community safety and preparedness.
Lane reductions on Eastbound and Westbound Interstate 90 near Issaquah will take effect starting October 14 for two nights to facilitate necessary concrete bridge repairs. This construction may affect traffic flow, emphasizing the need for drivers to plan accordingly. The article highlights crucial regional infrastructure updates impacting local commuters.
Eastbound and westbound Interstate 90 near Issaquah will experience lane reductions starting October 14, impacting traffic flow for bridge repairs. The work will limit lanes to a single open lane for two nights, highlighting the importance of this infrastructure maintenance for local commuters.
A public works booster pump was damaged, likely by a vehicle, at a key intersection in North Bend. This incident highlights ongoing issues regarding public infrastructure and safety in the region. Local authorities are expected to address the situation promptly.
A public works booster pump was damaged, likely by a vehicle, near 436th Ave SE and E. North Bend Way on October 2, 2024. The incident reflects ongoing issues with public infrastructure in the North Bend area, highlighting the need for community vigilance. Local authorities are investigating to determine the full extent of the damage and potential next steps.
North Bend will conclude its Yard Waste Recycling program for 2024 with the final event on October 12, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. This initiative is crucial for residents looking to manage yard waste sustainably and contributes significantly to local environmental efforts.
North Bend is set to host its final Yard Waste Recycling event of the year on October 12, 2024, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. This initiative is part of the city’s commitment to environmental sustainability and offers residents a chance to recycle yard waste effectively.
The Washington State Patrol (WSP) has re-established its North Bend Detachment to improve law enforcement coverage in the Snoqualmie Valley. This move aims to enhance public safety and response times in the region, addressing community needs more effectively.
The Snoqualmie City Council has unanimously approved plans for a new model train museum in downtown Snoqualmie, enhancing the city’s cultural landscape. This development agreement with Pacific West Rail signifies an important investment in local heritage and tourism. The project aims to attract visitors and provide educational opportunities for the community.