North Bend’s long wait for water may almost be over.
The state Department of Ecology last week gave its approval for North Bend to get new water rights.
They may not have always agreed, but residents of Snoqualmie had something to say about a possible ban on fireworks within city limits.
Three men suspected of holding up a jewelry courier at a McDonald’s restaurant near Bellevue were arrested Thursday morning after police followed their car to Snoqualmie.
Pearl Moore has a uniquely efficient putting style. She eyes the ball and hole, then gently swings the club with one hand (either one will do), backhanded.
The year 2007 marks Remlinger Farms’ 42nd annual Pumpkin Harvest Festival and the popular attraction has added a new exciting adventure to its popular event that runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday through the end of October starting Sept. 29-30.
Last week the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe announced the purchase of the Salish Lodge & Spa in Snoqualmie.
The North Bend City Council wants to gather more information before making a decision about a proposal to extend sewer to Tanner, Truck Town and other areas east of the city.
Snoqualmie took a step towards buying a needed ladder truck. City leaders recently approved an agreement with the city of Seattle to use Seattle’s larger purchasing power and help Snoqualmie save money.
Valley residents are invited to participate in a voters’ forum with candidates running for the Snoqualmie Valley School District Board of Directors Tuesday, Oct. 16, from 7-8:30 p.m. in the Mount Si High School auditorium, 8651 Meadowbrook Way S.E., Snoqualmie.
King County Animal Control officers seized a pit bull at a Snoqualmie residence after it bit a Snoqualmie police officer in the leg.
Eighth District Con-gressman Dave Reichert joined Snoqualmie Mayor Matt Larson and North Bend Mayor Ken Hearing in downtown Snoqualmie Monday, Oct. 8, to announce grant funds meant to improve both cities.
Eighteen students at Mount Si High School were named the 2008 Homecoming Royalty. Royalty include (front row) senior princess Corianne Castagno, sophomore princess Traci Nelson, (second row) senior princesses Katie Woolsey, Tana Thompson and Mariah Stevens and junior prince Brandon Smith, (third row) senior prince Frank McLaughlin, senior princesses Avery Hutcheson and Kara Clearman and junior princess Brooke Sleeman, (back row) senior princes Quinn Hopkins and Ian Brown, sophomore prince Kyle Braun and senior princes Max Nelson and Sam Hunston . (Not pictured: freshman royalty Haley Chase and Grady Gunther, and senior prince Ryan Dix. The king and queen will be chosen during the Homecoming football game versus Bellevue Friday, Oct. 12.
The original 20 people who recommended last spring’s unsuccessful Snoqualmie school bond proposition are headed back to the meeting table.
