The city of Snoqualmie is considering a student exchange or group study program with the city of Gangjin in South Korea.
On your article in the July 2 Valley Record, “Camp Sites Get Clean Sweep,” I just wanted to give a big thumbs up to the officers patrolling the Middle Fork and other problem “hot spots” along the I-90 corridor.
A great deal of work has gone into getting a Fall City Metropolitan Park District initiative on the ballot. While this was the first, and key step in bringing a local park district into reality, the fundamental task now at hand is the passage of the ballot initiative.
There was a time when going to the emergency room at the Snoqualmie Valley Hospital was like stepping into a third world country.
As a Valley parent with four children, two attending public school, I am opposed to placing a Teen Health Center (THC) in our schools.
Letters from residents of the Snoqualmie Valley and nearby areas.
Now that you have decided to go ahead with the plans to build a new hospital without voter approval, we hope you will pay off the outstanding three bonds of $25 million dollars that you extended to 2022. Commission Speikers stated [in the June 5 meeting] that the outstanding bonds would all be paid, so we would start with a clean slate on the new loan of $70-plus million dollars (actually, the exact cost to build the new hospital is unknown).
A special thank you to the owners, management, chefs, waitresses and waiters for hosting a successful fundraiser for our Snoqualmie Valley Relay for Life.
We all enjoyed a beautiful evening with family and friends in a relaxing environment.
That and other topics in the Record’s June 4 letters to the editor.
Only trash litters
Am I the only one who thinks the Exit 31 ‘roundabout’ is totally confusing to the locals as well as the people who pass through our town?
Some interesting chapters in American history keep marching on.
As a Snoqualmie resident, I fully support the Day of Silence at Mount Si High School.
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