Opinion
Signs of spring: Growing season is already underway
Crazy Charlie, a disoriented bird that flew at my friend’s house windows every year, used to be the…
Life
Out of the Past: Snow closes pass for 17 days; thieves take ton of potatoes
The following stories happened this week, 25 and 50 years ago, as reported in the Snoqualmie Valley Record.…
News
Grange recycles tons of electronics
More than 250 local residents participated in the Sallal Grange’s two-day, electronics recycling event in January, helping to…
Obituaries
Donna Jean Boston
Donna Jean Boston Donna Jean Boston passed away at her home in Cle Elum, Washington on Saturday, February…
Obituaries
Kent Edward Weir
Kent Edward “Ed” Weir passed away in his home on February 3, 2015 the day before his 60th birthday.…
Obituaries
Jacob Percivel Young
Jacob Percivel Young Jacob Percivel Young was born in Kirkland, WA on January 14, 1987. He died February…
Sports
Almost enough: Bond passing, but school district may still need portable classrooms
Two days following an apparently overwhelming win for its school bond proposal, the Snoqualmie Valley School Board met…
Sports
Cedarcrest boys end post-season
The Red Wolves boys basketball team closed the season with a 83 to 63 loss to Sedro-Woolley on…
News
Valley snowbirds gather in Arizona
Fourty Snoqualmie Valley “snowbirds” attended the 12th annual Groundhog’s Day gathering at the Foothills Eatery in Yuma, Ariz.…
Letters to the Editor
Letter | Homeless need spark of hope
What do you think when you see a homeless person? Do you think, “Oh, they must be a…
Sports
State Send-off: Wildcat wrestlers place third in region, send seven to state
Mount Si High School took third place in the 4A region wrestling tournament Saturday, Feb. 14, with 107…
Sports
Sub-region champ: Cedarcrest sends eight to region, three to state
It’s been a growing year for Cedarcrest High School’s wrestling team, marked with a 2A sub-regional tournament trophy…
News
Blotter | Houses papered and egged; man gets help out of van
Police and fire agencies in the Valley responded to the following calls: