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Snoqualmie, Washington, is gearing up for its annual Winter Lights event on December 7, a beloved holiday tradition featuring festive activities for families and visitors. The town also offers golfing, Twin Peaks filming location tours, and various community events, making it an attractive destination for all.
The Snoqualmie Mill Planned Commercial/Industrial Plan has been approved by the City Council, aiming to redevelop a 261-acre site that has been underutilized since its annexation in 2012. The plan establishes development standards and processes for future commercial and industrial activities while ensuring environmental considerations are addressed. This approval follows extensive public hearings and environmental assessments, highlighting its significance for the local economy.
The Snoqualmie Plein Air Paint Out 2024 winners have been announced, with Deborah McAllister earning Honorable Mention for her piece 'Meadowbrook Bridge.' The event celebrated local artistry, recognizing Cheryl Comstock, Ginny Kortesoja, and Linda Klenczar for their exceptional works inspired by the Snoqualmie area.
Snoqualmie residents are urged to sign up for essential emergency alert systems, including the City Emergency Alert Notification and ALERT King County, to receive critical information during local emergencies such as contaminated water, floods, and earthquakes. Registration is available online for both local and out-of-county family members.
The Snoqualmie Fire Department is seeking volunteers for Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) positions, providing training for those without prior experience. Applicants must be at least 21 years old, preferably reside within a fifteen-minute drive of the city, and commit to monthly drills and community service. This initiative highlights the department's need for dedicated personnel to enhance local emergency services.
Snoqualmie Valley Transportation (SVT) is committed to providing reliable public transportation during winter weather, operating seven days a week across the Snoqualmie Valley. With a focus on safety and accessibility, SVT offers real-time updates and encourages riders to sign up for notifications about any weather-related changes. The service is open to the public with affordable $1 fares, supported by Washington’s Climate Commitment Act.
Snoqualmie Valley buses are ensuring reliable transportation during winter weather, maintaining community accessibility amid snowy conditions.
The article highlights various incidents reported in the Snoqualmie Valley, including cases of extortion, vehicle accidents, and a gunshot wound. It aims to inform the local community about public safety issues affecting their well-being.
The article reports on various incidents from the Snoqualmie Police, including a nude photo extortion case, a vehicle crash into a building, and a theft of an electric scooter. It highlights ongoing concerns about crime and safety in the Snoqualmie Valley area.
The Snoqualmie City Council has approved the updated Comprehensive Plan, Snoqualmie 2044, which will guide the city’s growth and development over the next 20 years, focusing on affordable housing, environmental protection, and enhanced recreational spaces.