Op-Ed: Let Snoqualmie residents decide what services they want to fund
[Op-Ed by James Mayhew, Mayor of Snoqualmie. Views expressed are those of the author, not Living Snoqualmie. You may submit letters to [email protected].] Necessary work is increasingly going undone in […]
Sunday Morning Inspiration: The Lesson I Learned from Dad Once I Was a Mom
Fatal Car Accident Near Aldarra Field in Fall City Leads Falls Little League Reps to Urge Caution For Weekend Championship Games
Snoqualmie Valley Master Gardeners' Advice For a Healthy, Natural Lawn
Snoqualmie Elementary Kindergarten Teacher, Joanna West, Named June Teacher of the Month
Boys Soccer to Replace Football As SVSD Middle School Fall Sport Next Year
Cascade View Honors Lily Gallacher's Inspirational Legacy With The Power of One Award
Wrong Way Crash On I-90 Near Highway 18 Overnight; Luckily Only Ending In Small Accident
SVSD School Board Continues February Bond Planning Work At Important Saturday Work Session, June 16th
Westbound I-90 At Highway 18 Closed Tonight At 12AM; Reopens June 15th At 5AM
Dont Forget! North Bend Farmer’s Market and Snoqualmie Y’s Get Movin’ Program Both Kick Off Tomorrow, June 14th
Snoqualmie's Uncorked Wine Bar Shifts Focus To The Food As It Revamps Menu, Kitchen and Interior For One-Year Anniversary
Update: Snoqualmie City Ordinance Giving Property Tax Exemption To Potential 160-Unit Low-Income Housing Complex On Ridge Not Considered Until July 9th
North Bend's State Representative, Jay Rodne, Endorses Snoqualmie Candidate Brad Toft For State Senate
Snoqualmie City Council To Consider Property Tax Exemption For Land Adjacent Eagle Point Neighborhood; Possibly Creating Future Location Of 160 Unit Affordable Rental Housing Complex
With Construction Site Graded and Ready, Motion Water Sports Set To Build New Headquarters; Bringing 75 Jobs To Snoqualmie In Late October
Love Creating With Legos? This North Bend Event May Be For You And Your Kids!
Mount Si Football Place Kicker, Cameron Van Winkle, Commits To The University of Washington Even Before His Senior Season Begins
Mount Si High School Class of 2012 – A Look Back At 18 Years of Journey Markers…
Eight Years Later, Tanner Jeans Memorial Bike Safety Rodeo Still Committed To Teaching Snoqualmie Valley Kids Safety and Honoring a Special Spirit
Stormy June Weather May Give Snoqualmie Valley A Break In Coming Days, But Rain Still In Forecast For Mount Si Outdoor Graduation Tomorrow
SVSD Officially Launching Homeschool Parent Partnership Program, Important Parent Advisory Meeting Tonight, June 7th
