Local builders are questioning why school impact fees on new construction would more than double in two years, under a proposal by the Snoqualmie Valley School District.
An unoccupied fifth wheel trailer went up in flames in a Preston campground on Monday, Sept. 8.
Snoqualmie resident and breast cancer survivor Michele Trumbull will lead her own force of supporters in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk, a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society planned for Sunday, Sept. 28 in Bellevue’s downtown park.
The King County Council is expected to weigh in this month on whether to hold the Valley hospital district to strict rural development rules in its effort to annex the site of a proposed new hospital campus into Snoqualmie.
Emblazoned on Twin Falls Middle School student planners, classroom posters and letterheads is an image of ravens soaring in the sky with Mount Si looming in the background.
City staff pick up finance awards
Mount Si High School student Marika Loudenback is entering her junior year with a short hairdo, and the knowledge that her efforts at the Snoqualmie Valley Relay for Life have helped give cancer patients new wigs and new hope.
This school year, Ray Wilson is joining the staff of Snoqualmie Middle School as assistant principal. Wilson has been the assistant principal at Chief Kanim Middle School for several years, and taught and coached at Mount Si High School. He will lead the school along with first-year Principal Vernie Newell, who took over SMS’s top spot when Ruth Moen transfered to head the new Twin Falls Middle School.
Despite efforts by foot, helicopter, and a friend performing CPR, a 27-year-old hiker died Thursday, Aug. 28, after a fall atop Mount Si.