Construction in downtown Snoqualmie that is part of the Downtown Center Infrastructure Improvement Project is forcing a couple of changes for drivers and bus riders the week of July 7, 2014. Bus Stop … [Read more...]
Hot Weather Caution: Snoqualmie River Still Very Cold, Popular Floating Spot Closed
July 1, 2014 by
The Snoqualmie Valley is expected to reach the low 90's Tuesday, July 1, 2014. But the local bodies of water often used to cool many residents down are still cold, some REALLY cold. So local … [Read more...]
Business Goings: Snoqualmie Restaurant Closes its Doors
June 30, 2014 by
After 4 1/2 years in business in Snoqualmie, Mabel's on the Ridge closed its restaurant doors Sunday, June 29, 2014. Josh and Tawni Mabel opened Mabel's in March 2010 after Mike's Cascade Grill went out of … [Read more...]
Man Comes Face-to-Face with Cougar in Residential North Bend, Animal Stuck in Unlikely Spot
June 30, 2014 by
It was a nerve-racking Friday afternoon in the old Silver Creek neighborhood of downtown North Bend. On June 27, 2014, at 11AM, to his own amazement, one man came face-to-face with a local animal many … [Read more...]
Fact Vs. Fiction: How Fast Are Homes Selling on Snoqualmie Ridge?
June 29, 2014 by
As a Snoqualmie Ridge REALTOR® and resident, I’m regularly asked about the differences in both “perceived” and potential resale market values between similar homes in different neighborhoods. The number one … [Read more...]
Booms Being Heard Around the Valley; Fireworks Can Come with a $124 – $5,000 Fine
June 28, 2014 by
Have you been hearing the booms/explosions this past week? A check of the calendar might shed some light on what's happening. This past week, on the approach to the 4th of July holiday, multiple Snoqualmie … [Read more...]
New BIG Snoqualmie Valley Parks Opening Soon, Feature Athletic Complex and Extensive Tollgate Farm Trail System
June 27, 2014 by
Two new parks will be opening in the upper Snoqualmie Valley within the next three months, both large and with plenty of space and amenities to offer area residents. Jeanne Hansen Community Park - City of … [Read more...]
Fire Investigators Officially Rule on Massive North Bend Explosion, Cleanup to Start Soon
June 26, 2014 by
Two months after a massive explosion changed the face of downtown North Bend, the King County Fire Investigation Unit has signed off on the investigation, ruling the explosion accidental. According to … [Read more...]
Oped: Change Needed to [Finally] Pass Snoqualmie Valley School Bond
June 25, 2014 by
It’s a head scratcher. Eleven years and only one passed capital construction bond in one of the state's fastest growing school districts. Five failed bonds ranging from $50 million to $200 million have left … [Read more...]
Three Months Patrolling North Bend, Snoqualmie Police Make 150 Arrests, Clean up 40 Transient Camps
June 24, 2014 by
Statistics tell the story. During the first three months of patrolling North Bend streets, Snoqualmie Police officers were busy. According to a recent presentation to the North Bend City Council by … [Read more...]
Time Travel: Go Back to 1889 on the Northwest Railway Museum Train this 4th of July
June 23, 2014 by
This 4th of July, the Northwest Railway Museum gives train riders a chance to travel back in time to July 4th, 1889, commemorating the very first train that traveled from Seattle to Snoqualmie - 125 years … [Read more...]
Recreational Marijuana Stores Opening Soon, State Launches ‘Drive High, Get a DUI’ Campaign, Summer Emphasis Patrols
June 22, 2014 by
Washington is borrowing some marijuana education materials from Colorado, attempting to use some comedy to get through to residents that although recreational pot may be legal - and stores selling marijuana are … [Read more...]
The Story of Reinig Road’s Beautiful Sycamore Trees, History Worth Knowing
June 21, 2014 by
Every fall, one of my favorite Snoqualmie Valley roads is Reinig Road, which runs along the Snoqualmie River just over the Meadowbrook Bridge. For new residents, this is across the river from Mount Si High … [Read more...]
Long Delays Possible on E. North Bend Way in Upcoming Days
June 18, 2014 by
The City of North Bend says paving work on E. North Bend Way, which starts today, Wednesday, June 18, 2014, has the potential to produce long delays for drivers in the upcoming days. In preparation for a … [Read more...]
New Business: Valley Family Launches New Chiropractic Office in downtown Fall City
June 17, 2014 by
A new business recently popped up - this time in the lower Snoqualmie Valley. A new chiropractor has opened up shop - Copeland Chiropractic - and is now open, ready to serve Fall City and the surrounding … [Read more...]
Survey Results Point to Community Support for Schools – and Comprehensive Bond
June 17, 2014 by
EMC Research presented the Snoqualmie Valley School District the results of a recent district-wide, random sample phone survey designed to gather feedback on the community's support for a future school … [Read more...]
New Principal for Fall City Elementary as Positions Shift for Assistant Superintendent Retirement
June 16, 2014 by
As the Snoqualmie Valley School District prepares for longtime staff member and current Assistant Superintendent, Don McConkey, to retire this month, there will be a shift at the helm of Fall City Elementary … [Read more...]
Downtown Snoqualmie ‘Remodeling’ Work Continues; Expect some Delays, Parking Changes
June 13, 2014 by
Get ready for another summer of construction in downtown Snoqualmie as the city continues work to keep sprucing up the historic area. No parking signs are up, as well as electronic signs warning drivers to … [Read more...]
Police Warn Local Dad of Possible Arrest for Allowing Underage Drinking Party in Home
June 13, 2014 by
During prom and graduation season, teenage parties are common. In fact, counties and state agencies party patrols are often enlisted to help break up underage drinking parties. In Yelm this past week, 35 … [Read more...]
Mount Si High School Class of 2014, History and Innovation that Shaped the Path to Graduation Day
June 12, 2014 by
Friday, June 13th (yes, Friday the 13th) the Mount Si High School Class of 2014 will enter Wildcat Stadium one last time as high school students. Parents and relatives will pack the stands, cameras in … [Read more...]
