Op:Ed – Jupiter: Don’t BESS With Hydrant J-53
[By Peter Lugli, Director, Snoqualmie Valley for Responsible Energy. Views expressed are those of the author, not the Living Snoqualmie website. You may submit letters to info@livingsnoqualmie.com.] A yellow City of […]
Latest King County Data: 83 COVID-19 cases in the Snoqualmie Valley, 4 deaths
Fire Blotter | rollover accident on Snoqualmie Parkway; trash can fire at Sandy Cove Park; stop burning garbage in fire pit
4 More Weeks: Inslee extends Stay Home Order; outlines 4-phase economic reopening plan
Buckshot Honey barbecue restaurant officially opens in Snoqualmie, July 29th
Reminder: Rattlesnake Lake, Trail, Ledge still CLOSED due to social distancing concerns
How the 1918 Flu Pandemic changed history, improved women’s rights and saved my life
Bartell’s becomes exclusive Girl Scout Cookie headquarters, helps organization finish important annual fundraiser
Snoqualmie Valley School District announces new grading practices during COVID-19 closure
Inslee to extend stay home order; economic reopening plan unveiled May 1st; COVID-19 risk assessment dashboard rolled out
Snoqualmie enacts tougher domestic violence legislation
Snoqualmie Mill Site Development moves into Environmental Impact public comment period
#SuperHeroDay: Snoqualmie Fire Firefighters gets special, anonymous gift
Easing coronavirus restrictions: some state parks, public lands, golf to reopen May 5th
Governor’s plan to restart ‘low risk’ construction means many North Bend, Snoqualmie development projects can resume
One of the Snoqualmie Valley’s most visible wild animal residents: the prolific Lagomorph
Snoqualmie Valley School board unanimously approves boundary change for Cascade View, Timber Ridge Elementary
North Bend, Snoqualmie anticipate significant revenue shortfalls due to COVID-19 crisis
Inslee: ‘likely’ spread of COVID-19 declining in Washington, will not lift many Stay Home order restrictions by May 4th
Winning the real estate sale battle amidst COVID-19 blows
Guide to 2020 Snoqualmie Valley Farm Stands
Snoqualmie Valley History: nearly 90 years ago local schools, some businesses closed, children quarantined
