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Oct 02 2008, 6:23 PM
in a small house in Snoqualmie, moved to the Si View Community Center, the Snoqualmie Methodist Church, and finally to the new building that Encompass built on Boalch Avenue in North Bend, after one of the Valleys first-ever capital campaigns. She began by running a support group for parents, became a family resource coordinator in Encompass early intervention program, and became a program manager, eventually becoming the interim director before stepping into the top spot six years ago.
Treehouse fan challenges county rules
Oct 02 2008, 6:23 PM
Nelson is anxious to build on the property, is on hold pending the countys decision. Because the majority of his land is within the set-back area, he wont realize his treehouse-utopia dreams unless he can get the exemption. Nelson said giving up on the projects would be a shame for not only him, whose financial future is tied up in the property, but also for the community.
Treehouse fan challenges county rules
Oct 02 2008, 6:24 PM
1/3 of students skip as demonstrators clash outside Day of protest at Mount Si
Oct 02 2008, 6:16 PM
Yellow police tape separated supporters and opponents of Mount Si High Schools controversial Day of Silence event during a tense, and at times, loud demonstration outside the school the morning of Friday, April 25.Snoqualmie police warned the most antagonistic adversaries of Redmond pastor Ken Hutcherson, who had rallied about 100 protesters to pray and sing Christian hymns at 10 a.m. Hutcherson and his allies decried the schools participation in the Day of Silence, a nationwide event in which students may choose to take a daylong vow of silence to raise awareness of discrimination that gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans-gendered youth face.
Some of about 50 counter-protesters chanted Go home, blew whistles and beat a drum in an attempt to drown out Hutchersons groups prayer. One, a recent Mount Si graduate, held up a sign reading Throw rocks here near Hutchersons head.
Northwest Railway museum gets tourism, heritage award
Oct 02 2008, 6:15 PM
Snoqualmie Middle Schools soon-to-be principal, Vernie Newell, said hes excited to tackle the challenges of an anticipated population decrease at SMS.After Newell takes over for Ruth Moen, who is moving on to head the new Twin Falls Middle School in June, the student body will drop from 570 to 350 as children transfer to Twin Falls, the districts third middle school.
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital District may have found a n