A diverging diamond intersection may look better, but is no substitute for the traffic-moving ability of ramps and fly-overs.
A perennial question we ask in December, for our Question of the Week feature, is “Real tree, or fake tree?” If you missed the answers… Continue reading
Many people are speaking out about inappropriate physical contact and remarks in the workplace. They are to be commended for their courage. It is also… Continue reading
Ready or not, the holidays are here! That means it’s time for friends, family, hot chocolate and, of course, gift giving. But with all that… Continue reading
And the envelope, please… Continuing an end-of- year tradition that dates back more than 15 years, the King County Library System has chosen its Best… Continue reading
Here’s what the Republican tax bill does: • Shovels a trillion dollars in tax breaks to giant corporations; • Gives gigantic tax cuts to super-rich… Continue reading
Renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is underway. Imperative for U.S. negotiators is the removal of controversial NAFTA provisions that gave multi-national… Continue reading
Every time Trump proclaims something as “fake news,” he is attacking truth and the free press. If anyone has a problem with the truth, it’s… Continue reading
The 8th Congressional District needs to send change to Washington D.C. Little has been accomplished by Congress this year, even though the GOP controls both… Continue reading
Artistic ability has never, literally, never had a place in my toolbox. Not drawing, not sculpting, not flower arranging. I needed patterns and paint by… Continue reading
Have you noticed it yet? The absolute best new feature of our recently updated website? If you haven’t, I’ll give you a hint — you… Continue reading
Thanks from an audience member who attended the Snoqualmie Elementary School Veterans’ Day concert.
Every November, we honor our military veterans. What we sometimes overlook is that many veterans, after serving our country, return home to serve our communities… Continue reading
As my Navy recruiter waited in his car with the engine running at the top of our driveway, I stood with my parents on the… Continue reading
Eleven years ago, a drowsy-driving car wreck left me with injuries that still challenge me today. In the accident, my ankle was crushed so badly… Continue reading
I’m not sure what disturbs me more: Elected representatives who push a tax bill they tout will be relief for working class people, or gullible… Continue reading
The quality of life in Snoqualmie has decreased significantly in recent years due to rapid and unnecessary development. Snoqualmie does not currently have the water… Continue reading
Today I am writing you to express my support of Alan Gothelf for North Bend City Council. Alan and I served for two years together… Continue reading
King County Library System – A Cradle of Democracy On November 3, 1942, a shared vision of democratic ideals and equal access to information became… Continue reading
Remember when we used to have to figure out which voting precinct we lived in, and where we had to go to vote? How confusing… Continue reading
