Snoqualmie Valley Community Calendar | April 19 edition
Lots of Earth Day activities this weekend in the Valley.
Foam coolers, takeout containers will be banned in WA
The prohibition on the sale and distribution of these products will take effect June 1 under a law the Legislature approved in 2021.
Turning sunlight into beer: Snoqualmie Falls Brewery talks solar energy
Family owned and operated business takes a strong stance on environmental stewardship.
Eating Japan: Seattle’s historic encounter with Chef Shiro Kashiba
Shiro moved to Seattle at a time when the exoticism of Japanese cuisine had suddenly begun finding favorable reviews in American press. By Jayendrina Singha Ray, guest columnist.
Schools navigate the new world of explicit AI-generated images
Deepfake photos at Issaquah High School prompt review of policies and procedures.
Senator proposes million-dollar fee for false alarms at Tolt Dam
If passed, the bill would require Seattle Public Utilities to pay Carnation $1 million after any false alarms at Tolt Dam.
‘We’re in the mix at the moment’
Competition is fierce for Mount Si soccer team as season nears the end.
Limited storage and cramped spaces lead to long wait lines as food bank staff seeks a new home. Several businesses have been determined a total loss.Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank looks to expand
Historic building destroyed in early morning Snoqualmie fire
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Scott Rinckenberger launches new exhibit in North Bend
Terrestrial Tapestries opens April 18.
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital unveils CT Scanner, announces future upgrades
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the state-of-the-art Computed Tomography (CT) scanner was held at Snoqualmie Valley Health (SVH) on March 28….
- Snoqualmie Valley Real Estate to occupy old REMAX building
- North Bend makes way for 121-room hotel
- Carnation alliance mobilizes against Remlinger concerts
- Black Press Media concludes transition of ownership
- Orenda Winery rebrands as Alveare Winery
- Singletrack Cycles to close doors after 30 years
Snoqualmie Valley Community Calendar | April 12 edition
Also: Local fifth-grader wins regional spelling bee.
Snoqualmie Valley Community Calendar | April 5 edition
Head over to Remlinger Brewing, 32610 NE 32nd Street, Carnation, on April 5 to listen to Foo Fighters Tribute Band, Foo Gazzi.
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- Snoqualmie Casino announces New Country Roundup event
- North Bend Theatre to screen award-winning documentary
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Month-long celebration of holiday magic opens at Seattle Center Nov. 24
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Back to School: Envisioning Education in the 10G Era
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You can attend a town hall in Snoqualmie from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday, April 18 at Snoqualmie Library, 7824 Center Blvd. SE, to talk about how the Veterans, Seniors and Human Services Levy monies should be spent during the next six years. While Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) continues to investigate the March 27 Tolt Dam false alarm, it has been confirmed that Federal Signal — one of SPU’s vendors — is to blame.County needs to spend your money on veterans as promised | Kathy Lambert
About that Tolt Dam alarm | Cartoon by Frank Shiers
WSDOT: Slow down for Work Zone Awareness Week
The number of fatal crashes in marked work zones had doubled in 2023 when compared to the previous year.
Q&A with the new King County Library System executive director
“It’s really about providing that space to reimagine who you are,” said Heidi Daniel.
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Historic building destroyed in early morning Snoqualmie fire
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Schools navigate the new world of explicit AI-generated images
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Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank looks to expand
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Turning sunlight into beer: Snoqualmie Falls Brewery talks solar energy
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Senator proposes million-dollar fee for false alarms at Tolt Dam
