All are invited to the third annual Snoqualmie Valley Block Party this Saturday, Sept. 19, on Center Boulevard, Snoqualmie Ridge.
Check out the new amenities at Tollgate Farm Park at a family fun day Saturday, Sept. 19. Along with the playground and trails, the event, starting at noon, will feature bouncy houses, snacks and a visit from the Reptile Man at 1.
The Mount Si Med Squad a group of friends, but also a developing guild of Seattle Children’s Hospital. The squad, primarily boys at Mount Si High School with a few younger brothers, got involved with Seattle Children’s when they decided they wanted to help the world outside their own.
Signs of ‘Twin Peaks’ filming spotted in Valley
Film crews have been spotted in various locations in the Upper Valley, but most prominently at Twede’s Cafe, where workers remodeled the inside and out.
Paul Barry of North Bend has been hired as Digital Services Senior Systems Manager at PEMCO Insurance in Seattle. He leads PEMCO’s Digital Self-Services and Enterprise Content Management teams, which focus on consumer self-service and business process automation.
The Snoqualmie/North Bend Police Department is offering a free women’s self-defense class, starting tonight at Cascade Covenant Church in North Bend.
Snoqualmie Tribe opposes Tokul roundabout, Snoqualmie Mayor says city followed due process
More than one-third of Washington’s wastewater treatment plants have received Outstanding Performance Awards from the state Department of Ecology for perfect performance in 2014.
North Bend sisters Emily and Abigail Hamilton, pictured above with awards from the National American Miss Washington State pageant, have completed another successful pageant season. The sisters, ages 9 and 12, have been competing since the age of 5.
Now, more than any other time, might be the best opportunity for Snoqualmie residents to install solar panels on their homes. The city of Snoqualmie is partnering with Northwest Wind and Solar and Northwest SEED (Sustainable Energy for Economic Development) to bring affordable installations of solar energy systems to the community.
Major repairs are needed to the historic Tokul Creek Trestle, a stunning, century-old wooden structure that once carried railroad cars and now serves as part of King County Parks’ Snoqualmie Valley Trail.
Police and fire agencies in the Snoqualmie Valley responded to the following calls:
Members of the Snoqualmie Valley Hospital Board of Commissioners were divided on one of the first orders of business when the group met Sept. 3. The issue, approved in a 3-1 vote with one abstention, removed Joan Young from the role of commission president, and replaced her with Dariel Norris, who had been the commission vice-president.