Snoqualmie Tribe Citizen Megan Cotton Named Director of Tribal Relations for Attorney General’s Office
Attorney General Nick Brown has named Megan Cotton, currently Governor Bob Ferguson’s Senior Policy Advisor for Transportation, as his office’s new Tribal Director. In this position, Cotton will serve as […]
I-90/SR 18 Interchange Ramps Near Snoqualmie Closing This Weekend
Snoqualmie City Council Appoints New Member, Advances BESS Moratorium, Names Police Chief Finalist
Valley Leaders Open Doors for Community Conversations
Op:Ed – Jupiter: Don’t BESS With Hydrant J-53
Snoqualmie Receives Response from PSE on Proposed BESS Facility
Major Weekend Closure Ahead for Eastbound I-90 Off-Ramp at SR 18 Interchange
Watching Snoqualmie, North Bend Pursues Moratorium on Battery Storage
Updated: Eastbound SR 18 ramp to I-90 blocked near Snoqualmie Wednesday, May 6 after incident
Snoqualmie City Council to Interview Ten Applicants for Vacant Seat on May 6
Op-Ed: Transparency in Government Isn’t Optional
Snoqualmie Valley School Board Adopts BESS Safety Resolution
Snoqualmie Police Chief Finalist Named in Pending Discrimination Lawsuit
Snoqualmie Mayor Submits Letter to King County Requesting Comprehensive BESS Review
Op-Ed: When Energy Talking Points Outpace the Facts
Snoqualmie Valley School District Board to Vote on BESS Resolution Friday
Westbound SR18 to Close for Full Weekend April 30 to May 4 Near Snoqualmie
Coffee, Candidates, and Conversation: Snoqualmie Valley Residents Get Two Chances to Engage
Snoqualmie Welcomes New Communications Coordinator Scott Harder
Op-Ed: Good Technology, Wrong Site: Why Cascadia Ridge Does Not Belong Beside Snoqualmie Homes and Schools
Wolf Numbers Reach Record High in Washington, But Recovery Remains Incomplete
Downtown North Bend’s Sip, Suds & Si Returns May 9 with Art, Music, Tastings and Shopping
