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Crews from Becker Blacktop will begin a pavement grind and overlay project on Cedar Falls Way starting September 23, 2024, aimed at improving road conditions. The work will involve temporary lane shifts but will not require full closure of the road, with completion expected by September 27. The City of North Bend encourages community cooperation during this project.
A rollover collision involving two semi-trucks closed SR18 near Raging River for over three hours on September 17, 2024. The Washington State Patrol suspects DUI as a contributing factor; fortunately, neither driver was injured. The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding road safety and driver behavior.
Cedar Falls Way in North Bend will undergo roadwork starting September 23, with crews from Becker Blacktop performing a pavement grind and overlay. The project is expected to last until September 27, involving temporary lane shifts but no full road closures. Driveway access will remain open throughout the duration of the work.
Emergency responders in Snoqualmie and surrounding areas attended to several incidents over the course of a few days, including a fall from a window, a rock climber rescue, and multiple cases of suspected overdoses. The article provides a detailed account of each incident, highlighting the response efforts and outcomes. These events underscore the ongoing challenges faced by local emergency services.
Emergency crews responded to several incidents in the Snoqualmie Valley region, including a fall from a third-story window, a possible stroke, and multiple overdoses. The article highlights the importance of timely medical assistance in various emergencies that occurred between September 5 and September 10, 2024.
Emergency responders were called to a Snoqualmie residence on September 5, 2024, to assist an individual who fell due to general weakness. The incident is part of a series of recent local emergency calls, which include a rescue at Deception Crags and various police reports.
Irresponsible garbage disposal in Snoqualmie Valley poses a significant threat to local black bear populations, as evidenced by a tragic incident in 2022 where a mother bear and her cubs were euthanized. The article emphasizes the need for responsible waste management to prevent habituation and protect both wildlife and residents.
Irresponsible garbage disposal in Snoqualmie Valley is endangering black bears, as seen in the tragic deaths of a mother bear and her cubs in 2022 due to habituation from human trash. As new bears move into the area, the community's failure to manage waste responsibly poses a risk of repeating past tragedies.
A series of incidents were reported in the Snoqualmie Valley, including an upset customer at a North Bend bank, illegal encampments near the Snoqualmie River, and various reports of suspicious activity. Police responded to multiple calls, highlighting community concerns over safety and proper conduct in public spaces. The article provides a snapshot of local law enforcement activity and community issues.
A series of incidents reported in the Snoqualmie Valley highlight local disturbances, including an upset bank customer, illegal encampments, and dumpster diving. The police responded to various calls, addressing issues ranging from property damage to animal control. These events reflect ongoing community concerns regarding safety and public order.