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Blotter: Car rear-ended while waiting for a pedestrian to cross; Faulty fridge triggers carbon-monoxide alarm.
Police and fire agencies in the Snoqualmie Valley responded to the following calls:
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North Bend teen maps biking trail in Jordan
Setting up camp overlooking a canyon in Jordan was the last place Jack Mandelkorn, 15, thought he would…
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School district extends year; last day of school is June 19
Snoqualmie Valley School district extends school year; last day of school is June 19
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New Mount Si High School to be built in strong, earthquake-stable footprint
Soon, the site of the future Mount Si High School will show some upward progress, but for a…
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Metro seeks input on simplifying fares
Transit riders in King County struggle with the complexity of Metro’s fare structure.
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Savor Snoqualmie’s Jennifer McKeown discusses new projects to promote the Valley
Those attending the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce’s March luncheon got a full introduction to one of the…
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Patterson resigns from Snoqualmie city council
Snoqualmie City Councilmember Chelley Patterson announced her resignation from the council Monday, March 27.
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Vegetables, farmers and friends marched in Duvall Saturday
Trees and peas walked, carrots were used as drumsticks, and bystanders marveled as the March of the Vegetables…
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Snoqualmie Valley Winter Shelter announces it will close three weeks early on April 2, due to funding shortfall
The Snoqualmie Valley Winter Shelter will be closing early this year, staff members announced recently. The church-based seasonal…
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Snoqualmie’s Sister City hit by disaster; exchange group is taking donations to flood-ravaged area in April
The Snoqualmie Sister Cities Association is collecting disaster-relief donations for Snoqualmie’s sister city of Chaclacayo, Peru. That city…
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Disabled and homeless, Valley veteran takes on North America’s toughest bike race
As he copes with a physical disability due to injuries sustained during his time in the U.S. Army,…
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Downtown Snoqualmie businesses put on progressive dinner, Thursday, March 30
Downtown Snoqualmie businesses are putting on a progressive dinner, 6 to 9 p.m., Thursday, March 30.
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Educator of the Year: Vukovich finds middle school better the second time around
Dedicated is a word often associated with teachers. For the Snoqualmie Valley Schools Foundation’s Classified Educator of the…