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Snoqualmie Ridge Gateway Gas and Deli is hosting a fundraiser from September 17 to September 23, 2010, donating 5 cents from every gallon of gas sold to support the Botten family during a challenging time. The goal is to raise between $3,000 and $5,000, with a donation box available at the station, encouraging community participation to help families in need.
A candlelight vigil for Cody Botten drew 400-500 attendees who united to show support for the young man battling health challenges. The event highlighted the community's strength and compassion, as friends and classmates shared messages of hope for Cody, despite no major changes in his condition.
A candlelight vigil for Cody Botten will be held at 8 PM on September 14, 2010, at the Snoqualmie Ridge soccer fields near Cascade View Elementary School. The event invites current and former MSHS students, as well as the wider community, to show support by wearing red, Cody's favorite color, as he remains in the ICU. This gathering aims to unite the community during this challenging time.
The Boeing Classic final round on August 29, 2010, featured local favorite Fred Couples, who faced challenges in the final holes. Bernard Langer led the tournament with an impressive score of -15, showcasing the competitive nature of the senior tour. Pleasant weather added to the excitement of the event.
The article shares a personal account of attending the Boeing Classic at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge, highlighting the stunning view of Snoqualmie Falls from the 12th tee. Author Danna McCall appreciates the friendly volunteers, the engaging atmosphere, and the opportunity to learn from professional golfers, showcasing the community's involvement in the event.
The article clarifies that the YMCA is the primary applicant for an $800,000 CTED grant aimed at expanding the community center in Snoqualmie, rather than the city itself. This distinction is important for understanding local funding and community development.
The 2010 Snoqualmie Railroad Days festival kicks off today, featuring live music, local races, a pancake breakfast, a grand parade, and various family-friendly activities. Local businesses, including a new taco restaurant, will participate, promising a fun weekend for all attendees.
Snoqualmie is set to break ground on a long-awaited community center this April, following over a decade of planning and three failed bond votes. The new facility will be approximately 12,000 square feet, funded through mitigation money, a contract with the Snoqualmie Tribe, and real estate excise tax. Community input will help shape future expansions, including a gym and pool.
A series of car break-ins on Snoqualmie Ridge has raised concerns among residents, with one victim reporting the theft of a GPS from his vehicle parked in his driveway. This incident highlights the need for locals to secure their belongings and remain vigilant, reminding everyone that crime can occur even in peaceful neighborhoods.
The U11 Crush baseball team faced the Stod Eagles in their first tournament game at Mt. Si, losing 3-1 in a competitive match. The game took place at Swenson Park, allowing local fans to support the team. Upcoming games are scheduled for the next day, promising more excitement for the community.