Op-Ed: The Plan of Action Our Community Deserves | By Snoqualmie Councilmembers Catherine Cotton and Dan Murphy
[Views expressed are those of the authors, not the Living Snoqualmie website. You may submit letters to info@livingsnoqualmie.com.] There is a version of leadership that waits—that studies indefinitely, defers endlessly, and […]
North Bend taking grant applications for small business, community organization COVID-19 relief program through June 12th
Understanding the Snoqualmie Valley’s cat of many names: the cougar
Hundreds fill downtown North Bend: peacefully protest racial inequality, stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter movement
City of North Bend, Snoqualmie Police prepare for anti-racism protest; say will provide extra officers, have additional resources on standby
King County approved for phase 1.5, immediately allows limited reopening of many businesses, activities
North Bend protest planned to bring community together to peacefully unite, stand against racism
King County submits ‘Phase 1.5’ plan to reopen more businesses, expanded to include some indoor restaurant seating
Class of 2020: a look back at the history and events that Shaped the Journey
Snoqualmie Valley Schools Superintendent condemns racist behaviors and practices; encourages conversations on violence, race, and privilege
Grant Applications for Snoqualmie’s COVID-19 small business, community organization relief program due by June 8th
Summer Camps look a bit different this year, but Snoqualmie Valley company – Robot U – is up to the challenge
Final work on North Bend’s Park Street roundabout project begins June 1st
Snoqualmie Valley mayors jointly ask governor to reopen their rural small cities before rest of King County
Fire Blotter | speeding car leaves road, hits tree; river rescue; ant hill on fire; RV trailer fire
Governor’s Stay Home order expires May 31st; King County applying for ‘phase 1.5’ to reopen more businesses
Snoqualmie Mayor donates plasma to help seriously ill COVID-19 patients; pop-up blood donor center coming to city hall
Governor issues proclamation allowing Snoqualmie Tribe to use fuel sales proceeds for COVID-19 response and recovery
Encompass Rise & Thrive Breakfast virtual fundraiser raises over $100,000
Public comment period extended for Snoqualmie Mill Site development environment impact statement
Man dies after fall from Little Si climbing area in North Bend
New Snoqualmie building – Spring Plaza – close to opening, but with a few changes
