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 […]
Snoqualmie Valley Business Guide during COVID-19 restrictions
Snoqualmie Valley Schools Superintendent: Letter to the Community
Police Blotter | the street is not a toilet; attempted break-in; kids locked in car; multiple DUIs and drugs
Governor’s emergency proclamation closes local restaurants, bars; Snoqualmie Valley Hospital suspends coronavirus testing center
Fire Blotter | rolling down the street, into a tree; 8-month old trail fall; broken teeth after fight
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital tests over 300 coronavirus samples; SVSD launches survey to provide food, childcare during closure; mayors sign ER proclamations; libraries close
Body recovered from Snoqualmie River near Sandy Cove Park identified
Snoqualmie Valley Schools closed for 6 weeks to combat spread of COVID-19; Mt Si Senior Center also closed
2020 Snoqualmie Valley Educators of the Year announced, surprised at school
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital opens COVID-19 testing center
Body recovered from Snoqualmie River near Sandy Cove Park
Mount Si basketball wins boys 4A state championship
Westbound SR 18 to close near Tiger Mountain for emergency road repair, March 6th -10th
Snoqualmie Valley School District says will deep clean, disinfect all schools this weekend to combat coronavirus
Police Blotter | police chase with spike strips; garage opens, then car prowl; missing person and felony warrants
Of Mice and Me: One animal lover’s struggle with rodents
Fire Blotter | oven fire causes $1500 in damage; semi over embankment on SR 18; chicken nugget choking incident
Snoqualmie Valley School Board ok’s moving Two Rivers to Mount Si High School campus, approval comes with stipulations
Police seek witnesses to hit-and-run that critically injured man near Snoqualmie
SR 203 closed between Carnation and Duvall this weekend for geotechnical work
Community invited to Snoqualmie Valley 4-H Club’s first Rabbit Show, February 29th
