Washington State Takes Broader Look at Battery Storage Impacts
The Washington State Department of Ecology is seeking public input as it begins a statewide environmental study of utility-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS). Ecology is preparing a Programmatic Environmental Impact […]
Letter | Support MacLean: understands school board role to set tone for the district
Joint effort brings ‘Toxic Stress’ presentation to Mount Si High School, free for parents and students
Local Coalition Launches ‘Career Exploration Fridays,’ connecting students to local employers, jobs
Letter | Re-elect Kathi Prewitt, brings critical experience, thoughtful deliberation to city council
Video | Right place, right time as elk navigate fast-moving Snoqualmie River
Halloween Harvest Fun this weekend: trick or treat, petting zoos, haunted houses, hayrides and more
Snoqualmie City Council approves new Sigillo Cellars Building concept proposed for King Street Lot
Police Blotter | Running car parked on my front lawn; butt-dial gun fire; the great puppy masquerade
Letter | Retain Katherine Ross: right leader to balance growth, maintain quality of life
Business Comings & Goings: Coffee hub closing; Frankie’s, MOD, Iron Duck, Safeway fuel opening dates; plus more
Q&A with School Board Candidates: local taxes, communications, and policy making
Attention Foodies: Snoqualmie Valley Restaurants celebrate homegrown food during Bounty Week
Snoqualmie Tribe Hosts Candidate Forum, October 17th
‘Stand Up for Students, Sit Down for Breakfast’: help Friends of Youth get mental health counselor in every Snoqualmie Valley school
Letter | Fancher will Listen to voice of the community, ask tough questions as school board member
Road to recovery underway for North Bend woman shot in Las Vegas; devoted husband by her side
Mayhew tapped to fill vacant Snoqualmie City Council seat
New Disc Golf Mini Course comes to local park, thanks to volunteer effort of local Boy Scout
Letter | District putting parents on Need-to- know basis, Time for Change – Vote Melissa Johnson for School Board
Tips to help local Wildlife stay Wild as sightings increase: coyote gets close, bobcats on porches, bears stroll sidewalks,
A ‘Snoqualmie Guru’ honored: Council Chambers dedicated, Siren rings again as Memorials to Charles Peterson
