Snoqualmie Mayor’s Proposed Budget Adds Staff, Includes Assumed Property Tax Revenue
This week, Mayor James Mayhew released his proposed 2027–28 biennial budget, which would add city employees and increase service levels while using accumulated city funds in 2027. Beginning in 2028, […]
Sensory Friendly Train added to popular Day out with Thomas stop in Snoqualmie this Summer
Car crosses center line, causes serious multi-vehicle accident near Tiger Mountain Summit
Police reports tell the story: speed in Snoqualmie and the odds of getting pulled over have dramatically increased
Finally Friday Art & Wine Walk returns to streets of Downtown Snoqualmie, May 25th
City delays Park Street Roundabout project, instead will fix NE 12th Street this summer
Fire Blotter | 3-car accident near freshman campus; semi rear-ends car on SR 18; smoldering on roadside; help off the couch
Snoqualmie closes Stillwater Bog observation deck indefinitely
Police Blotter | Busy night at the Sure Shot; expensive wine thief chased to Issaquah; awoken by attempted siphoning; bickering guests
Lost: Have you seen this baby Goat?
Just in time for Mother’s Day: Mount Si Spring Plant Sale returns, May 10th
Washington Wolves: understanding their controversial history and an update from State wolf expert
Up for Auction: Adirondack Chairs become one-of-a-kind art pieces, show up in front of local businesses for ‘Take a Seat for Kids’
The lasting impact of teachers: thank you for helping shape the adults my kids are becoming
‘I didn’t have a stamp’ excuse gone: King County approves prepaid postage ballots for 2018 elections
Encompass Rise & Breakfast Builds on Success; Mobile Therapy Unit featured on new King 5 series
Caffeinate for a Cause: a Cup of Coffee Can help save Lives, May 12th at Brewed Awakening
Two-year project to repair I-90 from Issaquah to North Bend starts May 7th; includes lane closures, reduced speed limit
North Bend, Snoqualmie Valley featured on HGTV series
Business Goings: Downtown Gift Store to get new name, new owner; inventory sell off starts May 5th
Kids can explore fire trucks, police cars as Snoqualmie Valley Safety Fair Returns, May 4th
Police Blotter | ‘Banana bandit still on the loose’; tailgating driver points gun, turns self in; NOT drunk at the Dairy Freeze
