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Vegas in the Valley
Published 11:45 am Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Gaming tables surround Snoqualmie Tribal Administrator Matt Mattson on opening day for the new Snoqualmie Casino. Mattson describes the Tribe’s casino venture as a move that will bring prosperity to the Snoqualmies and the Valley. Pictured above
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