North Bend Mayor Ken Hearing flips a switch activating new traffic lights at the intersection of Park Street and Bendigo Boulevard. The $430,000 signal was three years in the making, said Tom Mohr, assistant city engineer. The state picked up $406,000 of the tab, and the rest of the project was funded by the city. The signal will be synchronized with the light at Bendigo Boulevard and North Bend Way. - Denise Miller / Snoqualmie Valley Record
Denise Miller / Snoqualmie Valley Record
North Bend Mayor Ken Hearing flips a switch activating new traffic lights at the intersection of Park Street and Bendigo Boulevard. The $430,000 signal was three years in the making, said Tom Mohr, assistant city engineer. The state picked up $406,000 of the tab, and the rest of the project was funded by the city. The signal will be synchronized with the light at Bendigo Boulevard and North Bend Way.

Switching on the signal


October 2, 2008 · Updated 1:22 PM 

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