Life
Snoqualmie’s lady lumberjack slicing up the competition
Lumber-jill Annette Moses wins big in international timber sports
Business
Re-in-Carnation: Senior center to open thrift store
The Sno-Valley Senior Center plans to open a thrift store this fall.
Business
No minimum wage increase for Washington employees in 2010
Washington’s minimum wage will not increase in 2010, but will remain the same at $8.55 an hour.
News
Leadership change for Snoqualmie parks department
Frank leaves park dept. top job; Mayor seeks advocate for community center
News
Snoqualmie Fire Department weekly responses
The Snoqualmie Fire Department responded to the following calls:
News
Flood meeting called at Mount Si
Officials from Valley cities, insurance agencies, King County and the Federal Emergency Management Administration will hold a town…
News
Habitat sets family information meeting
Habitat for Humanity of East King County will select one income-qualified partner family for a new two-bedroom home…
Obituaries
Matthew Owens
Matthew Owens Former Valley resident Matthew Allen Owens (Matt), 47, of Monroe died Saturday, September 19, 2009 in…
News
Snoqualmie mayor proclaims “Mun Day”
Mayor Matt Larson officially proclaimed Thursday, Sept. 24, as “Director Mun Day” in Snoqualmie.
News
Borroff named to PLU dean’s list
Holly Borroff, daughter of Ed and Sue Borroff of Snoqualmie, was among more than 850 students named to…
News
School board eyes Feb. 2010 levies
The Snoqualmie Valley School District board of directors looked at options for two levies, covering maintenance, operations and…
News
Reverse 911 test begins Oct. 5 in Snoqualmie
The city of Snoqualmie operates its own Reverse 911 community notification system that is tested citywide each fall.…