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Join us for the Snoqualmie Winter Lights event on December 7, 2024, from 4-6 PM at Railroad Park. Enjoy a festive tree lighting ceremony, face painting, crafts for kids, and a magical light display throughout the city, perfect for families looking to celebrate the holiday season.
Join the annual Chalk the Block event in Snoqualmie on July 4, 2024, where community members can turn sidewalks into vibrant works of art. Hosted by the Snoqualmie Arts Commission, this family-friendly event encourages creativity and collaboration among local artists and residents. Participants can use provided chalk or bring their own.
The City of Snoqualmie has been actively hosting blood drives since June 2020, collaborating with BloodWorks Northwest to provide safe donation opportunities for residents. These pop-up events not only bolster community health but also address the ongoing need for blood donations.
The Three Forks Off-Leash Dog Park in Snoqualmie is addressing the growing trend of dog owners allowing their pets off-leash in public spaces. This initiative aims to reduce conflicts between leashed dogs and their unleashed counterparts, enhancing safety and enjoyment in the community. As more residents embrace this option, the park serves as a vital resource for responsible pet ownership.
The National Weather Service has issued warnings about excessive heat expected from Wednesday noon through Saturday evening, prompting the opening of local cooling locations for public use in Snoqualmie, WA. Residents are encouraged to utilize these facilities to mitigate health risks associated with the extreme temperatures.
The Snoqualmie Parkway is undergoing a crack sealing project aimed at preserving the integrity of the roadway. This initiative is essential for maintaining safe driving conditions while extending the lifespan of the pavement. The project also enhances the aesthetic appeal of the parkway, contributing to the community's overall quality of life.
Applications are now open for the latest Snoqualmie COVID-19 Relief Program, aimed at providing financial assistance to small businesses, community organizations, and households impacted by the pandemic. This initiative represents a critical opportunity for those in the Snoqualmie area to secure funding, enhancing community resilience during ongoing challenges.
The Snoqualmie Valley YMCA is hosting a variety of free activities this fall, aimed at engaging the local community. In addition, they are offering a promotional no-join fee until the end of the year, encouraging more residents to participate in these events.
The City of Snoqualmie is actively seeking applications from residents to fill an upcoming vacancy for Position 2 on the City Council. This opportunity allows local community members to engage in governance and contribute to the decision-making process in their city.
The Snoqualmie hearing examiner has affirmed the adequacy of the Environmental Impact Statement for the Snoqualmie Mill Site Planned Commercial/Industrial Plan, noting its thoroughness and compliance with environmental standards. This decision supports the City Council's consideration to approve the Mill Site PCI Plan, which is crucial for local development and economic growth.