Snoqualmie Seeks New Operator for Gateway Park Christmas Tree Lot
The Venturing Crew that has operated the Christmas tree lot at Gateway Park will not continue the fundraiser. To continue this community tradition, the City of Snoqualmie is now accepting […]
Lost: Have you seen this baby Goat?
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Washington Wolves: understanding their controversial history and an update from State wolf expert
Up for Auction: Adirondack Chairs become one-of-a-kind art pieces, show up in front of local businesses for ‘Take a Seat for Kids’
The lasting impact of teachers: thank you for helping shape the adults my kids are becoming
‘I didn’t have a stamp’ excuse gone: King County approves prepaid postage ballots for 2018 elections
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Caffeinate for a Cause: a Cup of Coffee Can help save Lives, May 12th at Brewed Awakening
Two-year project to repair I-90 from Issaquah to North Bend starts May 7th; includes lane closures, reduced speed limit
North Bend, Snoqualmie Valley featured on HGTV series
Business Goings: Downtown Gift Store to get new name, new owner; inventory sell off starts May 5th
Kids can explore fire trucks, police cars as Snoqualmie Valley Safety Fair Returns, May 4th
Police Blotter | ‘Banana bandit still on the loose’; tailgating driver points gun, turns self in; NOT drunk at the Dairy Freeze
Gone Fishing! Popular Kids Trout Derby returns to Snoqualmie Valley this weekend
Planned Power Outage to impact North Bend neighborhoods near Cedar Landing development, May 5th
Lengthy, technical rescue needed for injured hiker near Teneriffe Falls, crews work late into night
Fire Blotter | Car rolls off SR 18; ditch issues on I-90; no campfires under power lines; heart trouble while shopping
Historic Railroad Car Floats across Puget Sound on journey to Snoqualmie
New Orchard Place Apartments coming to downtown North Bend, construction starts this week
First Look at Salish Lodge Expansion plans: developer sees Pacific Northwest and tribal influence
Bye-bye bumps: County to begin repaving Mt Si Road next week
