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North Bend Theatre will screen the 1922 silent horror film Nosferatu on Halloween, celebrating its survival against a copyright ruling that ordered its destruction. The event features an original score by Danny Kolke, promising an immersive experience in the historic auditorium. Tickets are available online.
Millions of Americans face food insecurity as SNAP benefits will not be paid out on November 1 due to a government shutdown. Local food banks and service providers, already overwhelmed, will struggle to fill the gap left by this loss of assistance. The emotional and physical toll on families could be profound, leading to health issues and instability.
Snoqualmie Valley will celebrate Artists Sunday on November 30, 2025, promoting local art and handcrafted gifts. The event, organized by North Bend Art & Industry, aims to highlight the contributions of local artists and encourage community support. Activities include local art displays, live music, and free photos with Santa.
The City of Snoqualmie announced receiving a clean opinion on its financial audit from the Washington State Auditor’s Office during a special City Council meeting on October 27, 2025. This independent audit, covering the period from January 1, 2022, to December 31, 2023, confirmed the city's compliance with financial regulations and effective internal controls. Mayor Katherine Ross praised the Finance Department for their dedication to fiscal transparency and accountability.
The City of Snoqualmie received the 2025 Best in Governance Award as the Voice of the People National Champion in Excellence for the Natural Environment. Residents rated the city's natural environment quality at 98%, surpassing national benchmarks.
King County Parks will commence repairs on the Snoqualmie Valley Trail starting October 28 due to significant structural rot. The section will remain closed for approximately three weeks, with no detour available for users. Updates will be provided as construction dates are confirmed.
Issaquah Mayor Mary Lou Pauly endorses her colleague, Mayor Ross, in a letter to Snoqualmie residents. The endorsement highlights their collaborative efforts over the past four years to improve local governance. Pauly emphasizes the importance of strong leadership for community development.
North Bend will host an open house on October 28 to discuss the 230 Main Affordable Housing Project, aimed at providing affordable housing for local workers. Attendees can meet project representatives, view plans for the 40-unit development, and learn about the community's workforce housing needs. A public hearing on the project's Disposition and Development Agreement is scheduled for November 5.
Power outages persist across Snoqualmie Valley and Puget Sound Energy's service area following severe winds and heavy rain. Crews are working continuously to restore power to the remaining 115,000 customers after 380,000 have had their service restored. The most significant damage occurred in Thurston and Pierce counties, where high winds knocked down power lines.
Snoqualmie will host Halloween events on Saturday, October 25, 2025, featuring costumed children in Snoqualmie Ridge and Historic Downtown. The community anticipates a festive day filled with activities and treats for families.