The Snoqualmie Valley police blotter for Aug. 19 through 23.
YES partners with LWSD and BSD to address mental health and substance use issues in students sooner.
Locals should contact police immediately if they’ve seen Taylor Munro after July 16.
The Washington Rural Letter Carriers’ Association (WARLCA) announced that Snoqualmie - North Bend rural letter carrier Janie Walla is its 2018 Outstanding Member of the… Continue reading
The HopeFest has served 6,500 low-income or homeless people in King County.
After months of discussion, the council approved the land use code amendment for homeless shelters.
State Superintendent responds to Betsy Devos’ consideration to arm teachers.
Dr. Robert Manahan previously served as superintendent at the Peninsula and Lake Chelan school districts.
Law Enforcement
The sheriff’s discipline comes as the result of violent off-duty behavior.
The treatment plan received “Outstanding Performance Award.”
2018 Election
Former public defender Daron Morris slams incumbent Dan Satterberg for the use of bail in the county justice system.
Puget Sound Clean Air Agency urges people to take precautions.
Awards are given to civilians for courageous acts of service.
City awaiting testing results for a clay component of the asphalt sealer.
Community festival runs Aug. 17-19.
City advises residents to protect themselves from poor air quality.
The mobile spay and neuter clinic will be at Carnation Elementary School Aug. 24.
The emphasis patrols will be from Aug. 17-Sept. 3.
The project will completely close Aug. 26-29.
Air quality degraded by wildfires across the state.
