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The "Kiss, Miss, or Hiss" contest recently concluded, revealing the top marriage advice in three categories: best, worst, and weirdest. Winners received various prizes, including dining experiences and photography sessions, for their insightful and entertaining contributions. The event highlighted community engagement and the diversity of marriage advice shared by local residents.
North Bend is making strides toward revitalizing a vacant property at 302 W North Bend Way, with significant input from the community. A recent survey garnered 746 responses, highlighting local desires for mixed-use development, affordable housing, and public amenities. Mayor Miller emphasized the potential of the site to better serve the community.
Snoqualmie Casino has announced significant leadership changes as it embarks on a major expansion. Mary Lou Patterson has been promoted to Interim Chief Executive Officer, signaling a strategic shift in management during this pivotal time for the casino.
Snoqualmie Casino has announced significant leadership changes as it embarks on a major expansion project. Mary Lou Patterson has been promoted to Interim Chief Executive Officer, while other leadership roles have also been reassigned to support the casino's growth. These changes reflect the casino's commitment to enhancing operations and customer experience during this pivotal time.
Snoqualmie Casino has announced significant leadership changes as it prepares for a major expansion, promoting Mary Lou Patterson to Interim CEO and appointing Daniel Hanson as the new CFO. Asim Bajwa will also join the team to enhance hotel operations, contributing to the casino's growth and innovation.
Snoqualmie has introduced a series of wildlife-themed light pole banners designed to enhance public spaces with art, created by local artist Susan Hass. The vibrant banners feature various animals and signify a milestone for the Snoqualmie Arts Commission, which aims to enrich the community's cultural landscape. The banners will be rotated seasonally, providing ongoing artistic engagement for residents and visitors.
The City of Snoqualmie has introduced wildlife-themed light pole banners created by local artist Susan Hass, enhancing public spaces with vibrant art. This initiative, in collaboration with the Snoqualmie Arts Commission, marks a significant step in promoting local culture and community engagement.
A 28-year-old soccer coach, Joshua Lewis, was arrested by Snoqualmie Police for allegedly communicating with a minor for immoral purposes via electronic means. This arrest followed a report from a 15-year-old girl's mother regarding inappropriate messages received on Snapchat. The investigation is ongoing, and police are seeking additional victims.
A 28-year-old soccer coach in Snoqualmie was arrested for allegedly communicating with a minor for immoral purposes via electronic messages. The arrest followed a report from the minor's mother regarding inappropriate Snapchat messages received from the coach. Police believe there may be additional victims and are encouraging anyone with information to come forward.
North Bend will host an Open House on September 25, 2024, to discuss its Shoreline Public Access and Trail Plan, aimed at enhancing recreation along the Snoqualmie River. Community members are invited to participate and provide feedback through a brief survey, which will inform the final plan. The project is supported by a grant focusing on climate resilience and local shoreline planning.