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Residents concerned with sewer cost, need
CARNATION _ In the end, a recent public forum to discuss a proposed sewer collection system and wastewater…
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State tries to prevent outbreak of fine
NORTH BEND _ Thousands of acres of Washington land have been blackened by this summer's plague of fire,…
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Reaching the summit
Growing up, Solveig Garhart listened to stories of how her father and grandfather climbed Mount Rainier. In 1975,…
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Snoqualmie water samples come back OK
SNOQUALMIE - Subsequent tests of the city's water supply indicate no presence of coliforms, said an official with…
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Vacation nightmare
Traveling blues: This van was engulfed in fire last Sunday, July 30, at approximately noon, heading eastbound on…
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Logjam project gearing up
SNOQUALMIE — Reinforcement is coming for flood-ravaged banks along a section of the Snoqualmie River in August. Manmade…
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Historic district gets OK
NORTH BEND — In a move that could bring in more tourist dollars but has irritated some property…
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Cause unclear in fatal crash, woman dead along I-90
PRESTON _ An Issaquah woman died Monday afternoon after her vehicle left Interstate 90 and rolled over several…
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Candle causes house fire
CARNATION _ A lit candle apparently ignited a blaze that caused $60,000 in damage to a residential home…
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Johnson gets three years for robbery
SEATTLE _ A Fall City man was recently sentenced to more than three years in prison for the…
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Residents demand sewer vote
CARNATION _ A standing-room-only crowd made up of Carnation residents packed the City Council room during the council's…
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Carnation 2000: A Valley City Focuses On Growth Possibilities
Pages Past - Reprinted from the Snoqualmie Valley Record March 29, 1990.
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Group rallies to preserve local forests
As development encroaches on the Valley, public concern for preserving wilderness areas has become a hot issue.