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John Lofts' letters offer a fascinating glimpse into the life of a pioneer who settled in the Snoqualmie Valley in 1888, revealing the challenges and rewards of homesteading in a remote area, as well as his contributions to the local community.
Emergency crews in Snoqualmie and North Bend responded to several incidents, including a vehicle collision near the Raging River and an e-bike accident, underscoring the importance of local emergency services.
Snoqualmie residents can help shape the future of electric vehicle (EV) charging by suggesting locations for new pole-mounted chargers through an interactive online map or in-person feedback sessions in January. Puget Sound Energy (PSE) and the City of Snoqualmie aim to enhance EV charging accessibility, especially for those in apartments or near local businesses.
Local author Nicole Perriella-Rehmke has published her children's book, *Except for All That Noise*, which celebrates uniqueness and addresses sensitive themes. She has also launched a podcast, *Manifesting Book Magic*, sharing her self-publishing journey to empower aspiring writers in the community.
The Snoqualmie Fire Department's weekly fire blotter for November 28 to December 3, 2024, highlights key emergency responses, including medical emergencies, motor vehicle collisions, and an e-bike accident, underscoring the importance of emergency services in the community.
Explore the holiday spirit in Snoqualmie Valley with a curated list of festive events this season. Living Snoqualmie highlights various community activities, ensuring residents and visitors can fully enjoy their holiday celebrations.
The article highlights festive events in Snoqualmie Valley during the holiday season, focusing on community spirit and local fundraising efforts. Key events include the 'Cheers for Children’s 2024' fundraiser, the Christmas Creek Tree Farm Santa Experience, and the Light Up Duvall celebrations, offering residents and visitors opportunities to engage in local holiday traditions.
The Snoqualmie Fire Department has welcomed six new team members, including two career firefighters and four volunteer EMTs, during a recent City Council meeting. The event featured a badge-pinning ceremony, highlighting the department's dedication to community service with skilled personnel.
The Rotary Club of Duvall is selling personalized 18-inch heart signs to foster community spirit in Duvall and Carnation, starting December 1, 2024. This initiative aims to spread love and support local causes, reflecting the club's commitment to community engagement.
The Rotary Club of Duvall is selling personalized 18” heart signs to spread love in the Duvall and Carnation communities. Proceeds will support local nonprofits and scholarships for Riverview School District students. Orders are being accepted until January 19, 2025.