With Snoqualmie resident Barbi Donovan recovering from a serious car accident, friends and colleagues wanted a way to help.
A group of District 5 Democratic candidates looking to unseat their office-holding opponents met at the home of district precinct officer Gary Fancher on Tuesday, July 22, to network with community members.
Several intruders smashed their way into Snoqualmie Market and neighboring Mori Bistro, sometime after business hours on Wednesday, July 30 and before opening Thursday, July 31.
A group of parents is working to bring foreign language programs to Valley middle schools, but they need fluent instructors to lead classes.
Several burglars smashed their way into Snoqualmie Market and neighboring Mori Bistro, sometime between close of business Wednesday, July 30, and when employees returned on Thursday, July 31.
A group of Valley parents is working to bring foreign language programs to Valley middle schools.
As the new police chief for the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe, Duane Garvais-Lawrence will build the Tribe’s police department from the ground up, starting with some lofty goals.
The nascent Fall City parks group is nearing the deadline on submitting a fall ballot measure that would make a new Valley park district official.
Looking to find a permanent home for Snoqualmie’s original fire engine, members of the Snoqualmie Firefighters Association are auctioning a one-of-a-kind ride in the Railroad Days parade.
Connor Burshears is looking to shake up people’s notion of the traditional summer-fun lemonade stand.
In 101 years, Miriam Schodde has witnessed 18 American presidents, two world wars, the advent of the television, the computer and microwavable food.
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