Snoqualmie Valley Happenings
City considers letting River Run Apartment development exceed maximum building size regulation; would get more affordable housing, less total buildings
The City of North Bend will be holding a public hearing at the December 13th Planning Commission meeting to take comments on a proposed development agreement the city may enter … [Read More...]
Community Spotlights…
Fire Blotter | Blown off bike by wind, given lift home via fire truck; upside down in the median, but ok; volleyball spikes detector
November 22nd At 9:06am Snoqualmie Firefighters responded to an arching electrical outlet at a local residence. Crews found a burned-out electrical outlet caused by plugging a space heater into a multi-connector. Both the outlet and connector were … [Continue Reading...]
Business Comings: North Bend interior designer brings new home store to downtown Snoqualmie
Longtime North Bend resident Erica Becker Morin is the newest business owner in downtown Snoqualmie, bringing her new shop Provocatrix Designs to Railroad Avenue. The graphic artist turned interior designer said owning this store was on her bucket … [Continue Reading...]
Recent Valley News…
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Cascade Covenant Church hosts Charity Market, December 5th
Interesting in doing a little holiday shopping and also supporting charity? This might be the perfect option for you. Cascade Covenant Church in North Bend (13225 436th Ave SE) will be hosting a Charity Market, Wednesday, … [Read More...]
Sigillo Cellars closes on King Street lot purchase; plan to open winery, boutique hotel in downtown Snoqualmie in 2020
After being granted a two-month closing extension by the Snoqualmie City Council in late September, the city announced on December 3rd that Sigillo Cellars had closed the sale on the vacant, city-owned lot at Railroad Ave SE … [Read More...]
Car Prowlers Caught in Snoqualmie Ridge Eagle Pointe Neighborhood
On Monday morning, December 3, 2018, the Snoqualmie Police Department reported via social media that an alert resident helped police catch three car prowl suspects in the Eagle Pointe neighborhood of Snoqualmie Ridge - in the … [Read More...]
Peek inside new Snoqualmie Hampton Inn: owner hopes to open in 2018, new coffee company planned next door
It's a sprint to the finish line, but the owner of Snoqualmie's new Hampton Inn, Chun Lai Hospitality, has a goal to open in 2018. We took a hard hat tour of the hotel on November 30th and here's a bit of what we learned … [Read More...]
Mount Si Musicians nab All-State Honors, selected to Honor Bands
The Mount Si High School (MSHS) Music Department proudly announced this week that MSHS Band Students Mary Piekarczyk (clarinet) and James Kolke (trombone) had auditioned and been accepted to the Washington Music Educators … [Read More...]
District, Secretaries Union contract negotiations reach stalemate, mediator requested
The Snoqualmie Valley School District and its small secretaries union (SVASA) have been negotiating a new contract since last spring, spending approximately 75 hours at the bargaining table, but have reached a stalemate over … [Read More...]
For first time in nearly two decades, Snoqualmie City Councils say no to 1% tax increase; North Bend also says no
For the first time in nearly two decades the Snoqualmie City Council did not approve the state allowed 1% tax increase to their annual budget. The 1% increase would've added approximately $78,000 to the 2019 budget. It … [Read More...]
Fall City hosts Holiday Fun this weekend: holiday market, tree lighting, community dance
Fall City is getting into the holiday spirit this weekend, bringing back all of the holiday favorites for residents on Saturday, December 1st. First up... the 19th annual Holiday Market from 10AM to 3PM will offer many … [Read More...]
‘Find another way home’ urges Snoqualmie Police after six DUI arrests over weekend, one with serious rollover accident and foot chase
Over the Thanksgiving weekend both Snoqualmie/North Bend police officers and Washington State Troopers were busy patrolling for DUI drivers. WSP reported early Saturday morning, November 24th that in two days they had … [Read More...]
Conservation Partnership protects 80-acres of land in Rattlesnake Mountain Scenic Area
King County recently issued a news release about a land acquisition in the Snoqualmie Valley made by its newly launched Land Conservation Initiative. It will preserve 80 acres of land near North Bend from development. The … [Read More...]
Local mom says ‘Thank You’ to police officers, firefighters for help during two years of homelessness in the Snoqualmie Valley
[Have something you'd like to share with the community? Letters can be emailed to info@livingsnoqualmie.com.] Dear Snoqualmie Valley Community: I feel a great need and obligation to take the time to acknowledge three … [Read More...]
