Weathering Well: The Art of Slowing Down: Why Rest Feels Hard and How to Practice It
~ Guest Post by Alexandra Howson As the Snoqualmie Valley leans into winter, something in the world shifts. Our mornings arrive wrapped in gray, evenings settle in earlier, and even the […]
Snoqualmie Mayor says ‘well on road to recovery’ after COVID-19 diagnosis
Amidst closure Snoqualmie Casino donates over 2,000 pounds of fresh food, medical supplies
Salish Lodge adapts to New Normal with enhanced To-Go Menu, complete with Easy Valet Pick-up
Fire Blotter | DUI accident involving minor; two Poo Poo Point paraglider rescues; passed out in the restroom; fight triggers fire alarm
Snoqualmie Valley Transportation running during Stay Home order: all fares donation-based, drivers help deliver supplies, food to residents
Sallal Water Association to hold important annual meeting remotely, March 30th
Zoonosis: Contagion without borders
Police Chief Message to North Bend, Snoqualmie Communities about department’s role during Stay Home Order
Valley Vagabond: Living London just before coronavirus changed everything
Rattlesnake Lake Rec area closed after weekend crowds prevent social distancing; Snoqualmie Falls Park, state parks, trails, campgrounds also closed
Long-awaited Federal Decision expands Snoqualmie Tribe reservation land base
Snoqualmie Valley Wildlife Moment of Zen: Bald Eagle extended visit to Eagle Pointe neighborhood
Too much heavy use, disregard for social distancing: North Bend closes all Playgrounds, Sports Courts, Skateparks
Snoqualmie Mayor Matt Larson tests positive for COVID-19
King County Parks also close playgrounds, sports courts over social distancing concerns
Lane shifts to start near Phoenix Plaza project in North Bend to repair faulty contractor work
They’ve earn retirement: North Bend Theatre launches capital campaign to replace 80-year old seats
First playgrounds, now Snoqualmie adds sports courts, skatepark to lists of closures over social distancing issues
Snoqualmie Safeway to start special shopping hours for community members at-risk for COVID-19, will hold back items for those shoppers
Tribe to temporarily close Snoqualmie Casino, will continue to pay employees
Snoqualmie Valley Business Guide during COVID-19 restrictions
