Lula Ruby owner, Angela Favero, described to me how a local Women in Business group introduced her to another woman currently working for the Set Her Free organization in Uganda, a non-profit dedicated to … [Read more...]
Lula Ruby Salon Cutting Hair to Empower Young Women in Africa – Sunday, April 21st
New Business Spotlight: Doctors Wanting to Stay Home for Work Create Edge Physical Therapy
Edge Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation joined the Snoqualmie Valley business community this past February. The women-owned business is located in the Kimball Creek Village near the Snoqualmie Fire … [Read more...]
Local Businessman, Mount Si Track Coach, Sean Sundwall, Places 79th at Boston Marathon!
Snoqualmie resident Sean Sundwall is a local insurance agent and Mount Si High School track coach by day, an around the clock father of four, owner of local race organizer Run Snoqualmie - and somehow in his … [Read more...]
Two Avalanches Near Snoqualmie Pass Leave One Missing
Around 2:30PM, April 12, 2013, a King County Sheriffs Spokesperson reported via Twitter that crews were responding to two separate avalanches in the Snoqualmie Pass area. The first avalanche was on Granite … [Read more...]
Construction Updates: Chase Opens Soon, Montessori Experiences Delays, Still No Paint for Motion Water Sports
Curious when all the construction projects in Snoqualmie will come to a close? Well, the Snoqualmie Planning and Building Departments provided some answers today. Chase Bank plans to open its new Snoqualmie … [Read more...]
Head of Snoqualmie Valley Schools, Aune, Named Top Candidate for Richland Superintendent
Wednesday, April 10, 2013, the head of Snoqualmie Valley Schools, Joel Aune, was named one of three finalists for the open Richland School District superintendent position in Eastern Washington. Richland had … [Read more...]
Snoqualmie Pets 101: Deciding on the Best Time to Adopt a Dog
In her latest Living Snoqualmie column, dog trainer Melissa Grant, who works for LeChic Pet in Issaquah, guides those wanting to a new furry family member. I recently was called to meet a new client, Robby … [Read more...]
School Board Election Filing Dates Looming; Two Candidates Announce for North Bend Seat
Two Snoqualmie Valley School Board seats are up for election this November, and both seats were directly impacted by the 2011 redistricting of the Valley's director districts. After the 2010 census, when new … [Read more...]
Hear the Whistle? Railway Musem Trains Running for 2013 Season; Learn to Become a Train Docent
Railway Trains Up and Running for 2013 Season Did you hear the familiar train whistle yesterday? It means because the Northwest Railway Museum officially resumed full passenger service aboard the vintage … [Read more...]
Traffic Alert: North Bend Street Closures This Weekend for UW Collegiate Cycling Races
The City of North Bend will be host to the University of Washington Bike Races this weekend, April 6th & 7th. The UW Cycling Road Race and Criterium (Crit) will be held on Sunday, April 7th, in downtown … [Read more...]
Today’s History Lesson: W.W. Warren, the Man who Connects KOMO TV to the Snoqualmie Valley
This month in his guest column, Snoqualmie Valley Historian, Dave Battey, introduces us to W.W. Warren. There are numerous memorials to Warren throughout the Valley, as he played a very important role in the … [Read more...]
Valley Bus Route 215 on Chopping Block if No Funding Solution Found for Metro Transit
Snoqualmie Ridge has only had King County Metro Transit bus stops since 2008. Grant money from the county funded new Route 215 that services North Bend, historic Snoqualmie and Snoqualmie Ridge during daily … [Read more...]