Life
Giving back: Ribary honored as North Bend Citizen of the Year
His career aspirations were as diverse as gentleman farmer, professional motorcycle racer, personal trainer, and bank manager. Fritz…
News
City proceeds with plans for landslide stabilization around Canyon Springs water source
After a recent landslide put one of Snoqualmie’s water sources in danger, the Snoqualmie City Council took action…
News
Lawmakers clash over gun legislation amid another discussion on mass shootings
Washington State lawmakers introduced a multitude of bills early this 2018 session on issues of gun regulation to…
News
North Bend Councilman Alan Gothelf appointed to fourth term as chair of EF&R board
North Bend City Councilman Alan Gothelf was recently appointed to his fourth term as chairperson of the Eastside…
Northwest
Proposal to eliminate the death penalty passes the Senate
After passionate floor debate, the bill moves to the House.
News
Washington may soon teach sexual abuse prevention in schools
The State Legislature is considering training aimed at improving child safety.
Life
Snoqualmie is future home of LEO’s independent living program for adults with disabilities
The non-profit Life Enrichment Options is working to bring one of its biggest projects in Issaquah to the…
News
SVSD voters support tax increase in early returns
Snoqualmie Valley School District residents were rejecting two school funding issues in preliminary vote returns Tuesday evening, a…
Business
Snoqualmie Ridge IGA announces store closure and remodel
When word of a new Safeway being built on Snoqualmie Ridge began circulating, so did worries about that…
Northwest
State legislators look to “ban the box”
The House of Representatives votes to end questioning criminal history on job applications.
Life
Making sense of college funding: Mount Si grad helps WSU group translate financial aid site into Spanish
Mount Si graduate Carmen Krochel recently completed a large and much-requested project for Washington State University, to help…
Northwest
Lawmaker pitches vocational scholarships at rural community colleges
The bill would provide assistance for residents that make less than 70 percent of the state median income.
Northwest
Proposed bill would provide free college tuition to some students
The Evergreen Free College Program being called for would benefit both middle-income and low-income students.