Passport Services Come to Carnation City Hall, Offering a Local Option for Valley Residents
The City of Carnation is proud to announce the opening of a U.S. Passport Acceptance Facility at Carnation City Hall, located at 4621 Tolt Avenue. Community members in the Snoqualmie […]
LETTER: Initiative 732 would make Washington the first U.S. state with a carbon tax
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VIDEO | Watch progress on Mount Si High School rebuild, construction update
Mount Si students ask for switch to Weighted GPA’s, say ‘more accurate representation of senior class’
Handgun Threat over Noise leads to Arrest of North Bend man
Police: Yes, there are Less neighborhood patrols in Snoqualmie, offer reasons why
Two weekends of SR 18 lane closures over Tiger Mountain planned; safety improvements coming to dark roadway
New, improved Community Bike Park planned, resident input needed
Ready for a Starbucks Drive-thru in Snoqualmie? ‘Highest of probabilities’
Central Washington University could soon come to Eastside, giving Running Start students new campus option in 2017
GIVE GOOD Nominations Open! Time to Recognize those Inspirational people
Car Prowls still plaguing Snoqualmie Ridge; student backpack, new laptop stolen
NEW brewery, tasting room opens in Snoqualmie
Si View Metropolitan Park District Refinances Bonds, saves taxpayers money
Only one October Day without measurable Snoqualmie Valley Rain, somebody make it stop
Introducing the Great Snoqualmie Valley Treasure Hunt, join the fun and nab some prizes
Snoqualmie announces four Police Chief candidates, begins final interviews
Halloween Happenings: Murder Mystery Dinner, HalloweenTown, Downtown Trick-or-Treating, NEW Night on Dark Trail date Added
Police Blotter | Throwing bottle at biker; Door Handle Flyers maybe not best advertising; Mailbox hit and run; Won’t leave, “I’m busy”;
Waskom siblings sweep KingCo cross country championships, Now off to State
State requests archeology survey for proposed Athletic Complex site, says ‘high probability’ for archeological resources
