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Residents reflect on life in Sammamish at 25th anniversary celebration - Sammamish Independent

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The recent 25th anniversary celebration of Sammamish attracted a large number of residents who shared their reflections on the town's journey. Participants appreciated the small-town vibe that has been a hallmark of Sammamish since its incorporation in 1999. With various activities and events, the celebration created opportunities for community bonding and engagement. Many attendees highlighted the importance of local connections, emphasizing how they contribute to the town's unique character. As Sammamish grows and develops, residents voiced their desire to maintain the community spirit that has defined their lives.

The event served as a poignant reminder of the town's history and the collective memories that residents cherish. The celebration not only commemorated a significant milestone but also set the tone for the future of Sammamish. Overall, the anniversary was a heartfelt acknowledgment of the community's resilience and unity over the past 25 years.

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