It took volunteers, the Snoqualmie Parks Department and the Snoqualmie Ridge ROA two and a half hours to set up yesterday's annual Snoqualmie Easter Egg Hunt. They laid out 10,000 candy-filled plastic eggs … [Read more...]
Archives for March 2013
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Mount Si Baseball Plays Safeco Field Tomorrow, March 30th
The Seattle Mariners home opener may be a week away, but Safeco Field is being worked in by local high school baseball teams during the Mariners High School Baseball Classic this weekend - including Mount … [Read more...]
Traffic Alert: SR 203 Closed at 55th in Carnation Until 11PM, March 28th
There was a collision today, March 28, 2013, around 3PM involving a power pole which blocked all lanes and forced the closure of SR 203 at 55th Street in Carnation. Puget Sound Energy anticipates it will … [Read more...]
As Snoqualmie Valley Winter Shelter's Closing Approaches, Organizers put Call out For Needed Transition Items
As the time quickly nears for the closing date of the Snoqualmie Valley Winter Shelter on March 30, 2013, shelter organizers have been fielding concerns from many community members about what's next for … [Read more...]
Snoqualmie Firefighter Brian Busby Honored with Medal of Valor for February River Rescue
When low-flying helicopters start circling the Snoqualmie Valley two things usually come to mind - the river and the mountains. On February 1, 2013, it was the Snoqualmie River that sent those helicopters to … [Read more...]
Snoqualmie Pets 101: Leash Laws, Dog Greetings Decoded and Avoiding Confrontations
In her latest Living Snoqualmie column, dog trainer Melissa Grant, who works for LeChic Pet in Issaquah, talks local leash laws, dog greetings and steps to avoid unwanted confrontations while out on walks - … [Read more...]
Summit at Snoqualmie Celebrates 75th Anniversay Today with Long List of Fun Activities
Did you know the Summit at Snoqualmie ski slopes turned 75 this year? It's true, and today, March 24, 2013, they are formally celebrating - and part of the celebration includes a special Summit West lift … [Read more...]
It's That Time of Year, Bears are Waking Up
We received a couple reports of bear activity on Snoqualmie Ridge this week. So if you don't want your garbage dragged into the woods, a huge mess left in the street, and for that bear culprit to remember your … [Read more...]
Snow Hits North Bend; Snoqualmie Valley Schools On Time, Limited Transportation "Area A"
In case you missed it, it snowed yesterday on the first full day of spring - courtesy of a strong convergence zone that set up shop over us. Snoqualmie Valley Schools are open on time, but with limited … [Read more...]
Just a Few Months Until North Bend has New Fire Station; Live Webcam Lets You See the Progress
In February 2011, a $5 million bond passed to build a new fire station in North Bend. In just a few short months, new fire station 87 is due to open on Maloney Grove Avenue, just off East North Bend Way. North … [Read more...]
The Question was Asked: When is Motion Water Sports Going to Finish Painting its New Snoqualmie Headquarters?
I drive Snoqualmie Parkway multiple times each day and, well, I notice things, and wonder about things I notice. For the past month, each time I drive the Parkway and stare at the side of Motion Water Sports' … [Read more...]
Spring Officially on the Books, But Snow a Possibility in Snoqualmie Valley Foothills?
It's a crazy first day of spring, and it's keeping local weather forecasters busy. If you peek at the radar right now, you might even see a thunderstorm heading toward the Snoqualmie Valley. If you look at … [Read more...]
Hoops for Hope Takes over Cascade View Gym this Saturday, Supporting World Vision Strong Women, Strong World Initiative
Its inaugural event was so successful last year, that Eastside Women of Vision, a volunteer ministry of World Vision, is bringing Hoops for Hope back to the Snoqualmie Valley, with the hope of topping the … [Read more...]