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Join the community in preserving Snoqualmie’s natural spaces by participating in Green Snoqualmie Day on October 5, 2024, from 9 a.m. to noon. Volunteers will help plant trees and shrubs in the new Climate Change Adaptation Demonstration Forest, aimed at enhancing the urban forest's resilience to climate change. All ages are welcome, and supplies will be provided.
North Bend artist Ashley James combines her expertise in recreation therapy and creative arts through her business, Works from the heART, to provide transformative mental health experiences in the Snoqualmie Valley. Her art journaling groups foster empowerment and community connection, particularly among women and military families.
No credible threat was found at Mount Si High School following an investigation by the Snoqualmie Police Department and the Snoqualmie Valley School District. The situation arose from a miscommunication, and both parties emphasized the importance of community collaboration to ensure student safety. Increased police patrols will continue as a precaution until the School Resource Officer position is filled.
The Snoqualmie-North Bend Police Department is investigating two late-night burglaries of occupied homes in North Bend, reported on September 22, 2024. Police Chief Brian Lynch addressed community concerns, urging residents to enhance their home security and report any suspicious activity. The investigation includes reviewing surveillance footage and has led to increased police patrols in the area.
North Bend artist Ashley James combines her expertise in recreation therapy and creative arts to empower individuals through her business, Works from the heART. Her art journaling groups offer a therapeutic space for women in the Snoqualmie Valley, fostering creativity and connection.
The Snoqualmie Police Department and Snoqualmie Valley School District confirmed no credible threat at Mount Si High School following an investigation on September 23. The situation arose from a miscommunication, and both entities are committed to ensuring student safety through increased police presence and community collaboration.
The Snoqualmie-North Bend Police Department is actively investigating two burglaries of occupied homes that took place on September 22, 2024. Police Chief Brian Lynch addressed community concerns, emphasizing the importance of securing homes and vehicles to prevent further incidents.
Community support is growing for the redevelopment of the vacant property at 302 W North Bend Way in North Bend, which has been identified for revitalization. A recent survey conducted by the city garnered 746 responses, with residents suggesting various uses including affordable housing and public amenities. Mayor Miller expressed optimism about the potential transformation of the site.
The "Kiss, Miss, or Hiss" contest has concluded, revealing winners for the best, worst, and weirdest marriage advice. Participants shared their insights, with prizes awarded to those whose advice stood out in each category, fostering community engagement.
Police in North Bend are seeking public assistance in identifying suspects involved in a series of burglaries and car prowls that occurred on September 23, 2024. The investigation highlights ongoing crime concerns in the area, urging residents to report any relevant information to local authorities.