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May 22 2013, 1:27 PM
It all came down to a single hit.
With the score tied, two-all, two outs and two strikes in the bottom of the second, Nick Adams was in the hot seat, hoping to stave off an overtime battle with a dangerous North Thurston team.
Adams nailed it, hitting a fielder’s choice grounder to second, and runner Evan Johnson made it safely to second, allowing Joey Cotto to cruise home for his second run.
See you at the movies: Young filmmakers' visions on view at North Bend film fest Thursday
May 22 2013, 1:27 PM
Local talent and creativity is celebrated annually with the Wildcat Film Festival, the big-screen premiere of student films at the North Bend Theatre. Every year, film students, many of them fresh from wins in the Northwest Film Festival (and this year is no exception, see sidebar), present some of their best works during the evening fundraiser for the Wildcat Production Club at Mount Si High School.
This year, local caring and concern will also be a part of the celebration. Roughly 30 short films entered in the “Your Choice, Your Voice” video contest sponsored by the Snoqualmie Valley Community Network will also be screened during the evening, and the winners of the $500 top prize will be announced.
Excellent films: Mount Si student movies recognized at Northwest festival
May 22 2013, 1:27 PM
A dozen Mount Si High School students earned honors at the Northwest High School Film Festival, held May 14 at Seattle’s Cinerama Theater.
Their winning films will be shown as part of the Wildcat Film Festival Thursday, May 23, at the North Bend Theatre. The festival begins with a reception for the students at 4:30, followed by the film screenings at 5, and a showing of “Iron Man 3” at 7.
Four groups received awards of excellence for their entries.
Mount Si track group goes on to state
May 22 2013, 10:20 AM
It was, briefly, an exercise in patience. And a test of how close Valley residents really are.
“Lady with the purple shirt. What’s your name?” called out Mary Miller. “Nice to meet you.”
Miller was 60 feet up on an EFR ladder truck, painstakingly moving participants in her second annual “Heart of the Valley” community photo into place, one local at a time.
Next art walk is this Friday in Snoqualmie
May 21 2013, 3:59 PM
The next Snoqualmie Art Walk is 2 to 7 p.m. Friday, May 31. Find food, music and entertainment in downtown Snoqualmie.
Artwork from Mount Si High School’s Festival of Arts will be featured at City Hall and Chamber of Commerce.