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Carnation Farms is set to host its Seasonal Markets, inviting the community to celebrate the transition of seasons. Executive Director Paul Shoemaker expressed excitement about the upcoming events, which aim to bring guests together for a festive experience.
Upcoming lane restrictions will affect traffic in the North Bend and Snoqualmie areas due to paving and bridge inspection work. Drivers should be aware of the schedule from September 16 to 26 for SE North Bend Way and on September 18 for SE Mount Si Road. For the latest updates, residents are encouraged to visit local resources.
Carnation Farms is hosting its annual Harvest Market on September 28 and Holiday Market on December 14, inviting the community to celebrate the changing seasons. Guests can enjoy local artisan goods, food, and activities for the whole family in the farm's historic Hippodrome. Executive Director Paul Shoemaker emphasizes the importance of community engagement through these events.
Carnation Farms is set to host a series of Harvest and Holiday Markets, inviting the community to enjoy local produce and artisanal goods. These events aim to support local farmers and artisans, fostering a sense of community engagement and sustainability.
The Snoqualmie Police Department is actively working to reinstate the School Resource Officer (SRO) position, which has been vacant since September 3, 2024, due to staffing issues. Chief Brian Lynch emphasizes the importance of the SRO for student safety and invites the community to discuss this and other public safety matters during a "Chat with the Chief" event on September 18.
North Bend artist and author Josh Tuininga's graphic novel *We Are Not Strangers* has earned a finalist position for the 2024 Washington State Book Award in the Creative Nonfiction/Memoir category. The book explores themes of empathy and allyship during a time of cultural tension, and its success has led to recognition and events across the country.
Mayor Mary Miller has proclaimed September as Senior Center Month in North Bend, emphasizing the crucial role of the Mt. Si Senior Center in supporting older adults. The proclamation encourages community members to recognize the contributions of seniors and the dedication of the center's staff and volunteers.
The Snoqualmie community has selected Debby McAllister as the Honorable Mention winner of the 2024 Plein Air Paint Out, which celebrated the area's natural beauty and iconic bridges. The event featured local artists showcasing their work, with winners receiving recognition and gift certificates. The first-place artwork will be highlighted in the city's promotional materials for the next event.
North Bend's Historic District will host the Sip Suds & Si event on September 14th, organized by the North Bend Downtown Foundation. Attendees can enjoy local businesses, art, live music, and a variety of regional beverages. The event aims to support local vendors while providing a lively community experience.
The Snoqualmie Police Department is focused on reinstating the School Resource Officer (SRO) position, which was paused due to staffing issues. Chief Brian Lynch emphasizes the importance of this role for the safety of local students and invites community members to discuss the matter during a "Chat with the Chief" event on September 18, 2024.