‘We’re in the mix at the moment’
Competition is fierce for Mount Si soccer team as season nears the end.
Senator proposes million-dollar fee for false alarms at Tolt Dam
If passed, the bill would require Seattle Public Utilities to pay Carnation $1 million after any false alarms at Tolt Dam.
Wildcats baseball wins big at T-Mobile Park
After making the state tournament a year ago, the Mount Si Wildcats baseball program is on another solid campaign to…
Historic building destroyed in early morning Snoqualmie fire
Several businesses have been determined a total loss.
Snoqualmie Valley Community Calendar | April 12 edition
Also: Local fifth-grader wins regional spelling bee.
Snoqualmie Police Department appoints new captain
Gary Horejsi, previously a sergeant with the Enumclaw Police Department, brings nearly 20 years of experience to the postiion.
Scott Rinckenberger launches new exhibit in North Bend
Terrestrial Tapestries opens April 18.
Governor Jay Inslee signed a bill on March 26 adding new regulations to the purchase and sale of catalytic converters… Seattle Public Utilities found a Federal Signal employee responsible for setting off the alarm.New state legislation fights catalytic converter theft
Tolt Dam false alarm ruled an accident
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Snoqualmie Valley Hospital unveils CT Scanner, announces future upgrades
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the state-of-the-art Computed Tomography (CT) scanner was held at Snoqualmie Valley Health (SVH) on March 28….
Snoqualmie Valley Real Estate to occupy old REMAX building
Brian Davis and his team have big plans for the new space.
- North Bend makes way for 121-room hotel
- Carnation alliance mobilizes against Remlinger concerts
- Black Press Media concludes transition of ownership
- Orenda Winery rebrands as Alveare Winery
- Singletrack Cycles to close doors after 30 years
- Cook Real Estate marks 20 years in North Bend
Snoqualmie Valley Community Calendar | April 5 edition
Head over to Remlinger Brewing, 32610 NE 32nd Street, Carnation, on April 5 to listen to Foo Fighters Tribute Band, Foo Gazzi.
March of the Vegetables celebrates the arrival of spring | Photos
Dressing up as a vegetable, fruit or animal is highly encouraged at Duvall’s annual parade.
- Snoqualmie Valley Community Calendar | March 29 edition
- Issaquah woman launches Divorced Warriors Club
- Snoqualmie Valley calendar | March 22 edition
- Snoqualmie Casino announces New Country Roundup event
- North Bend Theatre to screen award-winning documentary
- Fandoms converge at Emerald City Comic Con
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Month-long celebration of holiday magic opens at Seattle Center Nov. 24
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Back to School: Envisioning Education in the 10G Era
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While Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) continues to investigate the March 27 Tolt Dam false alarm, it has been confirmed that Federal Signal — one of SPU’s vendors — is to blame. Like Teddy Daniels, a former candidate for Pennsylvania lieutenant, who is prominently featured in a series of doomsday, deep-fake ads on Facebook and Youtube.About that Tolt Dam alarm | Cartoon by Frank Shiers
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Q&A with the new King County Library System executive director
“It’s really about providing that space to reimagine who you are,” said Heidi Daniel.
New state law gives green light to more traffic cameras
The move comes as roadway deaths in the state have hit historic highs.
