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Soldiers to study the Snoqualmie Valley’s strengths, weaknesses in weekend exercise
Soldiers with a U.S. Army civil affairs unit may be visible in the Snoqualmie Valley this weekend, training…
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Snoqualmie Valley’s Teachers of the Year make learning fun, relevant
It is March Madness at Chief Kanim Middle School, and Chris Blake, a teacher and coach of football…
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Snoqualmie schools get emergency grant
Strengthening school emergency abilities is the subject of a new $281,000 grant given to Snoqualmie Valley School District…
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Snoqualmie Valley parents reminded to register 5 year-olds for Kindergarten
Kindergarten registration is now open for all children in the Snoqualmie Valley School District who will reach age…
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Stealing smokes, scared prowler: Weekly Snoqualmie Valley police, fire blotter
On March 15, a North Bend store employee reported that all the Marlboro cigarettes had been stolen. He…
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Carnation to get first traffic signal
Carnation will soon see its first four-way stoplight on Tolt Avenue, a major milestone for the city, its…
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Grow your own food with help from Carnation garden workshop, Saturday
Transition Snoqualmie Valley will host a free gardening workshop, “Grow Your Own Food,” 10 a.m. Saturday, March 19,…
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Young Snoqualmie, part 2: City’s youth boom affects schools, police, YMCA
With the entire second grade set to perform, it was impossible for every parent to get a good…
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Former Tolt middle school student sentenced for threats
A 12-year-old former Tolt Middle School student pleaded guilty and was sentenced Thursday, March 17, in King County…
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Snoqualmie Valley fundraisers, prayer gathering to help Japan relief effort
Local relief efforts for disaster-struck Japan are taking place on two levels, spiritual and physical. As area schools…
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Young Snoqualmie: With one in three residents a child, community experiences youth boom
nrollment projections in the Snoqualmie Valley School District increase overall by about 2 percent each year, and the…
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Ready to retire: Mount Si High School principal Randy Taylor talks about challenges, accomplishments
Randy Taylor broke out one of his favorite Jerry Garcia-inspired tie-dyed T-shirts last Friday. It was Tie-Dye Day…
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Small hands, big plans: Snoqualmie Valley Schools luncheon is March 24
The Snoqualmie Valley Schools Foundation's 2011 spring fundraising luncheon is 11:30 a.m. Thursday, March 24, at the TPC…