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The article provides essential guidance on how to assist sick or injured wildlife encountered in Snoqualmie Valley, emphasizing local wildlife conservation efforts. It highlights the importance of understanding proper protocols to ensure the safety of both animals and residents, thereby fostering a community that cares for its natural surroundings.
Fans of Twin Peaks will gather in Snoqualmie Valley from February 21-24, 2025, to celebrate Twin Peaks Day, a tribute to the show's legacy and its creator, David Lynch. The event features panels, screenings, and a memorial honoring Lynch, emphasizing the show's impact on the region and its cultural significance.
Residents of Snoqualmie are invited to participate in upcoming Climate Planning Workshops aimed at shaping the city's response to climate challenges. The workshops will offer a platform for community input, ensuring that local voices contribute to the development of the climate plan. An online survey will also be available for those unable to attend the workshops.
Carnation Farms' Culinary Director Kristen Schumacher has announced the 2025 Farm Dinner Series, building on the success of previous events. The series will feature intimate dinners at the Farmview Kitchen and outdoor feasts celebrating local produce, beginning on March 8. This initiative aims to foster community connections through fresh, organic food experiences.
North Bend residents are invited to a public workshop on February 26 to discuss the development of the Shoreline Public Access and Trail Plan, aimed at enhancing recreational opportunities while safeguarding the shoreline. The event, hosted at North Bend City Hall, follows a grant from the Department of Ecology to support climate resilience and local shoreline planning efforts.
Filming in Downtown North Bend will take place from February 18 at 2 p.m. to February 19 at 4 a.m., causing traffic delays and limited parking, particularly around Twede’s Café. Residents are advised to seek alternative routes due to anticipated congestion and the presence of film crews.
India Belly in Snoqualmie is transforming the local culinary landscape with its unique blend of Indian street food and Indo-Chinese fusion, offering a vibrant atmosphere and exceptional hospitality. Since opening in August 2024, the restaurant has quickly become a community favorite, celebrated for its bold flavors and commitment to customer comfort, even during cold weather.
Westbound State Route 18 in Snoqualmie was closed due to a collision involving a rolled-over semi-truck on February 12, 2025. Emergency responders were on the scene, and motorists were advised to seek alternative routes as there was no estimate for reopening the road. The situation has since been resolved, and all lanes are now open.
The article highlights the pivotal role of the 2008 Day of Silence at Mount Si High School in shaping the LGBTQ+ community in Snoqualmie Valley, focusing on Nova Blaire's experience amid significant protests. It underscores the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ students and the gradual emergence of support networks, illustrating a shift from isolation to celebration within the community.
A Snoqualmie business reported an attempted puppy theft, prompting police to search for the known suspect. In addition, the article highlights incidents of harassment involving a new girlfriend and drug-related issues in the area. These events underscore ongoing local crime concerns that impact community safety.