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Oct 15 2012, 8:03 AM We find the well-funded opposition to Referendum 74, which allows marriage to all, very disturbing and surprising. It is difficult to understand how the commitment and love of one human being for another is a threat to anyone. After over 35 years of marriage, we appreciate the value of a committed marriage and it would be very selfish and foolish of us to deny that opportunity to other citizens. R-74 promotes freedom, family, opportunity and equality, all core American (Republican and Democratic) values. Comedian Don Friesen to do benefit show at Twin Falls Middle School
Oct 15 2012, 8:04 AM Twin Falls Middle School PTSA presents “Comedy Night 2012”, a benefit performance on Sunday, Oct. 21, featuring Don Friesen and two local comics. Proceeds will benefit the programs and activities of Twin Falls PTSA. The show is 6 p.m. and the cost is $15 for adults and $10 for youth under the age of 16. Recommended age for this event: 6th grade and older. Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Mount Si volleyball on a roll going into KingCo tourney
Oct 15 2012, 8:11 AM The Mount Si High School varsity volleyball team continues its strong roll into KingCo. Last week, the team took two series to its credit, first beating Sammamish handily, 25-6, 25-12, 25-16, on Tuesday, Oct. 9. Highlighted performances of the Totems game included Genevieve Knoppi with five aces and seven digs Lexie Read with a kill and three aces, Liz Larson with two kills and two aces, Anna McCreadie with six kills, three aces and five digs, Lindsay Carr with six kills and six digs and Lauren Smith had a kill, 13 assists and five aces. Man flees from Carnation police, crashes stolen car, gets stuck in a bog
Oct 15 2012, 8:16 AM A 23-year-old transient man, trying to evade police in the Tolt Hill area recently, was rescued by those same authorities, but not before he crashed a stolen car, locked down a neighborhood, and got himself trapped in a bog. According to police reports, the man had reportedly been involved in drug activity at a Carnation home around 2:19 p.m. Monday, Sept. 17. Duvall-Carnation Police Officer Lori Batiot said a neighbor had called about drug activity that was in progress, but the suspect had left before Batiot arrived. Letters | Friday's big Mount Si football game showed all that is good about sports, Valley
Oct 16 2012, 11:10 AM On behalf of the Mount Si Football program and the Wildcat Football Booster Club, we want to express our thanks to the entire Snoqualmie Valley for their support at Friday’s game against Bellevue. Watching the excitement that a community can share for a high school athletic event is something that all of us will never forget. Despite the outcome, Friday Night’s game demonstrated all that is good about interscholastic athletics and about living in the Snoqualmie Valley. Winter prep: Keep your pets safe, dry this season
Oct 16 2012, 3:35 PM
As you stock up on winter supplies for yourself and your family, give a thought to any four-legged family members. Dogs, cats, horses and other animals need many of the same things people do in the winter, and a little more attention. Just like people, dogs and cats can be more susceptible to sickness in the winter.
For instance, pets should limit their time outdoors, even if they are outdoor animals. A consistently wet coat can keep an animal cold, even if the temperature rises, so all pets should have a warm, dry shelter that's out of the wind.
Snoqualmie's Beaman, Baines marry at Centennial Fields
Oct 16 2012, 3:51 PM
Sunny Beaman and Thomas Baines of Snoqualmie were married Thursday, August 25, at Centennial Fields Park.
The bride is the daughter of Brian Beaman and Kathryn Killman of Carnation.
The groom is the son of Michael Baines of North Bend, and Valerie Strauser of Burien.
Market mastery: 4-H group takes top honors at State Fair
Oct 16 2012, 3:58 PM
Members of the Middle Fork Meaters 4-H livestock club earned multiple awards and ribbons showing their livestock at the Evegreen State Fair this summer in Monroe.
The Snoqualmie Valley club’s five participants entered seven market animals, including two hogs, four lambs, and a steer.
The exhibitors were judged on how well they have raised, trained and fitted their animals for market, and on how well they presented their animals to the judge.
Different campus, same choices: Snoqualmie district to take high-level look at Freshman Center solutions this Thursday
Oct 16 2012, 4:13 PM The 2013 freshman class may be going to a separate building from their older schoolmates, but they will have a true high school experience, say district administrators. “They’re still Mount Si High School students,” said Vernie Newell, who gave a recent update on the proposed Freshman Learning Center to the Snoqualmie Valley School Board. Newell, now principal at Snoqualmie Middle School, will serve as principal for the freshman branch when it takes over Snoqualmie Middle School next year. Trash to treasure: Volunteers clean up Fall City's stretch of the Snoqualmie River, discover art | Photo gallery
Oct 16 2012, 4:20 PM
Trash and treasures alike were scooped up by Fish Festival participants Saturday, Sept. 22, but only the trash found its way to the bin. Mosaics, wood carvings, copper leaves and other beauties were toted to their new homes, in the hands of their finders, at the conclusion of what will probably be an annual river clean-up in Fall City.
“We think it was a very successful day,” said Sharlett Driggs, co-chair of the Fall City Arts-sponsored event. “Lots of smiles and shouts from people who found art treasures.”
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Oct 15 2012, 8:03 AM We find the well-funded opposition to Referendum 74, which allows marriage to all, very disturbing and surprising. It is difficult to understand how the commitment and love of one human being for another is a threat to anyone. After over 35 years of marriage, we appreciate the value of a committed marriage and it would be very selfish and foolish of us to deny that opportunity to other citizens. R-74 promotes freedom, family, opportunity and equality, all core American (Republican and Democratic) values. Comedian Don Friesen to do benefit show at Twin Falls Middle School
Oct 15 2012, 8:04 AM Twin Falls Middle School PTSA presents “Comedy Night 2012”, a benefit performance on Sunday, Oct. 21, featuring Don Friesen and two local comics. Proceeds will benefit the programs and activities of Twin Falls PTSA. The show is 6 p.m. and the cost is $15 for adults and $10 for youth under the age of 16. Recommended age for this event: 6th grade and older. Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Mount Si volleyball on a roll going into KingCo tourney
Oct 15 2012, 8:11 AM The Mount Si High School varsity volleyball team continues its strong roll into KingCo. Last week, the team took two series to its credit, first beating Sammamish handily, 25-6, 25-12, 25-16, on Tuesday, Oct. 9. Highlighted performances of the Totems game included Genevieve Knoppi with five aces and seven digs Lexie Read with a kill and three aces, Liz Larson with two kills and two aces, Anna McCreadie with six kills, three aces and five digs, Lindsay Carr with six kills and six digs and Lauren Smith had a kill, 13 assists and five aces. Man flees from Carnation police, crashes stolen car, gets stuck in a bog
Oct 15 2012, 8:16 AM A 23-year-old transient man, trying to evade police in the Tolt Hill area recently, was rescued by those same authorities, but not before he crashed a stolen car, locked down a neighborhood, and got himself trapped in a bog. According to police reports, the man had reportedly been involved in drug activity at a Carnation home around 2:19 p.m. Monday, Sept. 17. Duvall-Carnation Police Officer Lori Batiot said a neighbor had called about drug activity that was in progress, but the suspect had left before Batiot arrived. Letters | Friday's big Mount Si football game showed all that is good about sports, Valley
Oct 16 2012, 11:10 AM On behalf of the Mount Si Football program and the Wildcat Football Booster Club, we want to express our thanks to the entire Snoqualmie Valley for their support at Friday’s game against Bellevue. Watching the excitement that a community can share for a high school athletic event is something that all of us will never forget. Despite the outcome, Friday Night’s game demonstrated all that is good about interscholastic athletics and about living in the Snoqualmie Valley. Winter prep: Keep your pets safe, dry this season
Oct 16 2012, 3:35 PM
As you stock up on winter supplies for yourself and your family, give a thought to any four-legged family members. Dogs, cats, horses and other animals need many of the same things people do in the winter, and a little more attention. Just like people, dogs and cats can be more susceptible to sickness in the winter.
For instance, pets should limit their time outdoors, even if they are outdoor animals. A consistently wet coat can keep an animal cold, even if the temperature rises, so all pets should have a warm, dry shelter that's out of the wind.
Snoqualmie's Beaman, Baines marry at Centennial Fields
Oct 16 2012, 3:51 PM
Sunny Beaman and Thomas Baines of Snoqualmie were married Thursday, August 25, at Centennial Fields Park.
The bride is the daughter of Brian Beaman and Kathryn Killman of Carnation.
The groom is the son of Michael Baines of North Bend, and Valerie Strauser of Burien.
Market mastery: 4-H group takes top honors at State Fair
Oct 16 2012, 3:58 PM
Members of the Middle Fork Meaters 4-H livestock club earned multiple awards and ribbons showing their livestock at the Evegreen State Fair this summer in Monroe.
The Snoqualmie Valley club’s five participants entered seven market animals, including two hogs, four lambs, and a steer.
The exhibitors were judged on how well they have raised, trained and fitted their animals for market, and on how well they presented their animals to the judge.
Different campus, same choices: Snoqualmie district to take high-level look at Freshman Center solutions this Thursday Oct 16 2012, 4:13 PM The 2013 freshman class may be going to a separate building from their older schoolmates, but they will have a true high school experience, say district administrators. “They’re still Mount Si High School students,” said Vernie Newell, who gave a recent update on the proposed Freshman Learning Center to the Snoqualmie Valley School Board. Newell, now principal at Snoqualmie Middle School, will serve as principal for the freshman branch when it takes over Snoqualmie Middle School next year. Trash to treasure: Volunteers clean up Fall City's stretch of the Snoqualmie River, discover art | Photo gallery
Oct 16 2012, 4:20 PM
Trash and treasures alike were scooped up by Fish Festival participants Saturday, Sept. 22, but only the trash found its way to the bin. Mosaics, wood carvings, copper leaves and other beauties were toted to their new homes, in the hands of their finders, at the conclusion of what will probably be an annual river clean-up in Fall City.
“We think it was a very successful day,” said Sharlett Driggs, co-chair of the Fall City Arts-sponsored event. “Lots of smiles and shouts from people who found art treasures.”
