Guest Opinion Post by Senator Brad Hawkins The 2023 legislative session began on January 9th. This session takes place following elections within the new legislative district boundaries and will include the … [Read more...]
New Changes to Legislative District Boundaries
December 2, 2022 by
[Guest Opinion Post by Senator Brad Hawkins] The Washington State Redistricting Commission … [Read more...]
Opinion | Streets and Water – Open Letter to North Bend City Council
October 10, 2022 by
[Letter by Chris Lodahl– North Bend, WA. Views expressed are those of the author, not the Living Snoqualmie website. You may submit letters to the editor or opinion posts … [Read more...]
Op-Ed: Advocate for Washington State Black Bears and Comment to Defeat a New Rule Allowing Spring Bear Hunting
March 11, 2022 by
Edited to add the commenting by emailing period has been extended until March 16th at 1159 PM. I’ll admit it I am an unapologetic wildlife advocate and feel compelled to speak out against a proposed new … [Read more...]
Vote for Robert Angrisano Fall City Fire Department District 27 Commissioner
October 9, 2021 by
[Letter by George Robertson– Fall City, WA. Views expressed are those of the author, not the Living Snoqualmie website. You may submit letters of support for your candidate … [Read more...]
A Statement from Local Leaders on the County Council District 3 Race – Kathy Lambert/Sarah Perry
October 8, 2021 by
A fundamental responsibility of elected representatives is to serve and respect everyone in their community. We have serious issues to address to keep our communities healthy and safe and must stand united … [Read more...]
Please Re-Elect Fire Commissioner Dan Meredith
October 8, 2021 by
[Letter by Chris Connor, Fall City. Views expressed are those of the author, not the Living Snoqualmie website. You may submit letters of support for your candidate to info@livingsnoqualmie.com] Please … [Read more...]
Snoqualmie Council Member Bob Jeans Announces his Retirement from Public Service
May 17, 2021 by
Bob Jeans is announcing his retirement from the Snoqualmie City Council after 16 years of public service at the end of this year. According to Councilmember Jeans, in that time, while the population … [Read more...]
Op-Ed: Is regional trucking placing an unfair burden on Snoqualmie?
November 21, 2020 by
[Article by Jim Mayhew, Snoqualmie Council Mayor Pro Tem. Views expressed are those of the author, not the Living Snoqualmie website. Letters and op-eds may be submitted … [Read more...]
Op-Ed: The Battle of Good vs. Evil and The Pillsbury Doughboy
November 5, 2020 by
[Article by Matt Pawelski- North Bend, WA. Views expressed are those of the author, not the Living Snoqualmie website. Letters and op-eds may be submitted to info@livingsnoqualmie.com] Yep. No matter … [Read more...]
Op-ed: Mask Debate, Choose Wisely
August 6, 2020 by
[Article by Bob McCoy- Sammamish, WA. Views expressed are those of the author, not the Living Snoqualmie website. Letters and op-eds may be submitted to info@livingsnoqualmie.com] As we taxied our Phantom … [Read more...]
Popular Folk & Blues Busker PK Dwyer comes to Black Dog Arts Cafe this wekend
December 12, 2018 by
There's some musical fun happening at The Black Dog Arts Cafe in festive downtown Snoqualmie this weekend. Get Jolly and Make Merry with Folk & Blues Busker Extraordinaire PK Dwyer at The Black Dog Arts … [Read more...]
Letter | WHERE ARE THE FARMERS?
May 30, 2018 by
Dear Editor, Shouldn’t a Farmers Market have at least one farmer? Over the past few weekends I’ve visited several area Farmers Markets where food trucks outnumbered farmers and in one case there weren’t any … [Read more...]
Letter | Levies provide important funding to bridge gaps, run important programs
February 4, 2018 by
Dear Editor, All of the press about the state now fully funding basic education is somewhat confusing. When I first heard there would be replacement levies on the ballot in February to support our schools, I … [Read more...]
Oped: Kudos to our school district, campaign team for giving voters full tax picture for replacement levies
February 1, 2018 by
Let’s face it. When it comes to school funding, 2018 is the new frontier. Much of what we knew is changing. In 2011 when the state Supreme Court handed down the McCleary Decision saying the state's paramount … [Read more...]
Letter | Apology to Community for Fireworks Disruption
January 23, 2018 by
Dear Snoqualmie Community, Two weeks ago, on January 10th, you may have heard a firework going off at about 8:00 PM. We are writing you today to inform you that this firework was from our High School Youth … [Read more...]
New year, more security: You’ve been hacked, airline miles targeted
January 5, 2018 by
I was welcomed to the New Year with the realization that I'd been hacked. In retrospect, it probably should've happen years ago because if you name a big security breach, I was part of it: Target, Yahoo, … [Read more...]
Oped | Time to vote People – pause all the talk and bubble in that ballot
November 6, 2017 by
It's been quite the election season in the Snoqualmie Valley. Of course, compared to this time last year, I think we can all agree it's been much tamer. BUT, as this November General Election isn't a … [Read more...]
Letter | Mayor, council incumbents helped make Snoqualmie one of safest, best cities to raise family
November 5, 2017 by
Dear Editor, Snoqualmie Mayor and City Council incumbents have the experience and the dedication to keep Snoqualmie on the right track. Mayor Matt Larson, Council Members Bob Jeans, Bryan Holloway, and … [Read more...]
Letter: Busby ‘has always been, and continues to be, All about the Kids’
November 3, 2017 by
Dear Editor: I proudly support re-electing Marci Busby to serve another term on our Snoqualmie Valley School Board! One of the things I learned as a member of the school board was that you mostly lose … [Read more...]
