Shoplifting: At 1:25 p.m., deputies received a report that a woman who lingered around clothing racks in a gifts and clothes store on Bendigo Boulevard and ran out of the shop when approached. Staff realized clothing was missing immediately after she sped away.
Students at Cascade View Elementary School in Snoqualmie will hold a night of science, art and spelling this Friday, March 28, at school.
• Snoqualmie’s Leo Kelley was “wearing the green” on St. Patrick’s Day, so much so that he went to Snoqualmie City Hall to get a license for excessive greenery in a public place. Helping him were Julie Posey, senior account clerk and Jeannie Randolph, utility clerk.
Are you an adult who would like to share your skills with young people who want to learn? If so, opportunities are waiting for you at Valley libraries.
restored by making the elected offices nonpartisan.
Federal grant pays for new bus to assist Mount Si Senior Center
With some big changes happening this fall with the opening of the Valley’s new middle school, the Snoqualmie Middle School Parent-Teacher-Student Association (PTSA) is looking for parents and residents who want to be part of the learning effort at their school.
Both of Mount Si High School’s jazz bands made the finals of the Spokane Jazz Festival. Jazz band 2 took home third place in its first-ever finals appearance. Jazz band 1 returned to the finals for the third straight year and took home the second-place trophy.
The Public School Employees of Snoqualmie Valley (PSE) recently voted to approve their three-year contract with Snoqualmie Valley School District.
New venue for closed store now under construction at former bank building
Youth groups that call the Snoqualmie Valley Youth Activity Center (YAC) home are scrambling for meeting places after the building was deluged by raw sewage on Saturday, March 22.
With North Bend City Councilman Chris Garcia stepping down after almost five years of service, the city is looking for his replacement.
