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Nov 12 2012, 1:40 PM Brandon Musto, a convicted felon who escaped from the Monroe Correctional Complex Wednesday night, Nov. 7, was recaptured Sunday near North Bend. A King County Sheriff's search dog team as well as SWAT members searched the area of the Rattlesnake Ridge trailhead starting around 4:30 p.m., when police received a tip from a citizen. The citizen said that a man resembling Musto had been near the trailhead around 2:25 p.m., and had asked to borrow the man's cellphone, so he could call his mother. He said that Musto ran into the wood after the call, when he saw another car pull into the parking lot. Reader photo: Fall color and Mount Si
Nov 13 2012, 2:29 PM
Valley resident Barbara Latham photographed bright fall colors in this view of Mount Si on Monday, Oct. 8. “I pass this beautiful tree every day on the way to work,” the amateur photographer said. “Just thought I would share.”
North Bend's live webcam launches with a Si view
Nov 13 2012, 2:30 PM
The city of North Bend’s citizen Economic Development Commission worked with city staff to launch a North Bend webcam, displaying a view of the city and the Valley floor.
The camera presents a live view of North Bend, I-90, Mount Si, and the Cascade Mountains. It serves a purpose beyond the view—the camera may also be used for weather monitoring, and has the ability to pan, zoom, and tilt to follow any event, from traffic on I-90 to a helicopter rescue on Mount Si.
Day of Service volunteers from LDS church clean up Carnation’s Loutsis Park
Nov 13 2012, 2:33 PM
The Carnation congregation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints completed their annual Day of Service project on Saturday, Sept. 15.
Forty-five volunteers worked to clean up Loutsis Park along the Snoqualmie Valley Trail in Carnation. They limbed trees to a more comfortable height but were careful not to touch any of the trees on the disc golf course. They also trimmed weeds and gathered wheelbarrows full of leaves, twigs and fallen branches, cleared off a moss covered picnic table and weeded the flower beds. They pulled up all the grass covering the flower beds and replaced it with cedar mulch.
Memorial held for Linda (Hutchins) Keyser of Snoqualmie Falls
Nov 13 2012, 2:38 PM Linda J. Keyser was born October 24, 1945 in Snoqualmie Falls, Wash., to Wendell and Leila “Peggy” Hutchins. She died peacefully on September 28 at Good Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup, Wash., with family at her side. Linda is survived by her sons, James and Robert Vestal, grandsons Ryan, Austin, Noah and Nicholas, great-grandchildren Gage, Bryar, Kiersten and Emma, daughter-in-love Sidnei Vestal, sisters Susan Reeves and Wendy Randall, plus many other family members. Linda has many friends, too many to list but each special and cherished by her. 'Outstanding' season for Snoqualmie Middle School's first soccer season
Nov 13 2012, 2:40 PM
Snoqualmie Middle School’s first boys soccer season saw success for the varsity squad. A mixture of seventh and eighth graders provided a good balance.
SMS was unbeaten all season.
Goaltending was watertight with Eric Virta and Riley Laase outstanding throughout the season. The defense, led by Zach Gallagher, restricted the opposition to an average of less than a goal a game.
Letters | Are Valley's leash laws being enforced?
Nov 13 2012, 2:51 PM Unfortunately, more and more individuals exhibit little to no respect for our laws; even little ones like our leash laws. Not only does King County have a leash law, but North Bend also does. After being chased by large dogs, unleashed and often unattended, I have posted copies of the law in parks for public awareness, but the problem persists. Operation Bald Eagle packing event in support of Mount Si grad, Austin Taylor, is Saturday
Nov 13 2012, 2:54 PM In Operation Bald Eagle, a local charity group has been collecting items to send to U.S. troops in Afghanistan. The group supports Mount Si High School graduate Austin Taylor, who is currently deployed to Afghanistan. They plan a "pack-out event," to prepare care packages for soldiers, including Taylor and his U.S. Marine buddies. New MS boundaries set, FLC back up for discussion
Nov 13 2012, 4:19 PM Another attempt to delay the opening of a freshman campus, a new set of middle school district boundaries, and another look at remodeling Mount Si High School came out of the Nov. 8 Snoqualmie Valley School Board meeting. While the freshman campus and high school discussions will come back to the board Thursday, Nov. 29, the middle school boundaries were approved in a 3-0 vote. Board members Scott Hodgins, Geoff Doy and Marci Busby voted in favor of the staff-recommended Option F, and Carolyn Simpson abstained from voting, citing several "very strong and grave concerns" about the decision and its relationship with the freshman campus. Board President Dan Popp was not at the meeting. Something for all ages: North Bend's Sallal Grange hosts November Contra Dance
Nov 14 2012, 12:35 PM The Contra Dance Season continues at North Bend's Sallal Grange with the November Dance on Friday evening, Nov. 16. The band Fresh Cider provides music, with Sherry Nevins as the caller. Doors open at 7 p.m., lesson starts at 7:30, and dancing is from 8 to 10 p.m. The Kitchen will be cooking up goodies.
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Nov 12 2012, 1:40 PM Brandon Musto, a convicted felon who escaped from the Monroe Correctional Complex Wednesday night, Nov. 7, was recaptured Sunday near North Bend. A King County Sheriff's search dog team as well as SWAT members searched the area of the Rattlesnake Ridge trailhead starting around 4:30 p.m., when police received a tip from a citizen. The citizen said that a man resembling Musto had been near the trailhead around 2:25 p.m., and had asked to borrow the man's cellphone, so he could call his mother. He said that Musto ran into the wood after the call, when he saw another car pull into the parking lot. Reader photo: Fall color and Mount Si
Nov 13 2012, 2:29 PM
Valley resident Barbara Latham photographed bright fall colors in this view of Mount Si on Monday, Oct. 8. “I pass this beautiful tree every day on the way to work,” the amateur photographer said. “Just thought I would share.”
North Bend's live webcam launches with a Si view
Nov 13 2012, 2:30 PM
The city of North Bend’s citizen Economic Development Commission worked with city staff to launch a North Bend webcam, displaying a view of the city and the Valley floor.
The camera presents a live view of North Bend, I-90, Mount Si, and the Cascade Mountains. It serves a purpose beyond the view—the camera may also be used for weather monitoring, and has the ability to pan, zoom, and tilt to follow any event, from traffic on I-90 to a helicopter rescue on Mount Si.
Day of Service volunteers from LDS church clean up Carnation’s Loutsis Park
Nov 13 2012, 2:33 PM
The Carnation congregation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints completed their annual Day of Service project on Saturday, Sept. 15.
Forty-five volunteers worked to clean up Loutsis Park along the Snoqualmie Valley Trail in Carnation. They limbed trees to a more comfortable height but were careful not to touch any of the trees on the disc golf course. They also trimmed weeds and gathered wheelbarrows full of leaves, twigs and fallen branches, cleared off a moss covered picnic table and weeded the flower beds. They pulled up all the grass covering the flower beds and replaced it with cedar mulch.
Memorial held for Linda (Hutchins) Keyser of Snoqualmie Falls Nov 13 2012, 2:38 PM Linda J. Keyser was born October 24, 1945 in Snoqualmie Falls, Wash., to Wendell and Leila “Peggy” Hutchins. She died peacefully on September 28 at Good Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup, Wash., with family at her side. Linda is survived by her sons, James and Robert Vestal, grandsons Ryan, Austin, Noah and Nicholas, great-grandchildren Gage, Bryar, Kiersten and Emma, daughter-in-love Sidnei Vestal, sisters Susan Reeves and Wendy Randall, plus many other family members. Linda has many friends, too many to list but each special and cherished by her. 'Outstanding' season for Snoqualmie Middle School's first soccer season
Nov 13 2012, 2:40 PM
Snoqualmie Middle School’s first boys soccer season saw success for the varsity squad. A mixture of seventh and eighth graders provided a good balance.
SMS was unbeaten all season.
Goaltending was watertight with Eric Virta and Riley Laase outstanding throughout the season. The defense, led by Zach Gallagher, restricted the opposition to an average of less than a goal a game.
Letters | Are Valley's leash laws being enforced? Nov 13 2012, 2:51 PM Unfortunately, more and more individuals exhibit little to no respect for our laws; even little ones like our leash laws. Not only does King County have a leash law, but North Bend also does. After being chased by large dogs, unleashed and often unattended, I have posted copies of the law in parks for public awareness, but the problem persists. Operation Bald Eagle packing event in support of Mount Si grad, Austin Taylor, is Saturday
Nov 13 2012, 2:54 PM In Operation Bald Eagle, a local charity group has been collecting items to send to U.S. troops in Afghanistan. The group supports Mount Si High School graduate Austin Taylor, who is currently deployed to Afghanistan. They plan a "pack-out event," to prepare care packages for soldiers, including Taylor and his U.S. Marine buddies. New MS boundaries set, FLC back up for discussion
Nov 13 2012, 4:19 PM Another attempt to delay the opening of a freshman campus, a new set of middle school district boundaries, and another look at remodeling Mount Si High School came out of the Nov. 8 Snoqualmie Valley School Board meeting. While the freshman campus and high school discussions will come back to the board Thursday, Nov. 29, the middle school boundaries were approved in a 3-0 vote. Board members Scott Hodgins, Geoff Doy and Marci Busby voted in favor of the staff-recommended Option F, and Carolyn Simpson abstained from voting, citing several "very strong and grave concerns" about the decision and its relationship with the freshman campus. Board President Dan Popp was not at the meeting. Something for all ages: North Bend's Sallal Grange hosts November Contra Dance
Nov 14 2012, 12:35 PM The Contra Dance Season continues at North Bend's Sallal Grange with the November Dance on Friday evening, Nov. 16. The band Fresh Cider provides music, with Sherry Nevins as the caller. Doors open at 7 p.m., lesson starts at 7:30, and dancing is from 8 to 10 p.m. The Kitchen will be cooking up goodies.
