Before logging and development forever changed the face of the Valley, old-growth trees nearly 400 feet tall dominated the landscape.
Snoqualmie Middle School students and staff were evacuated after the discovery of the message “A bomb will explode at 2pm” in a school bathroom on March 4. The school called 911, and several law enforcement agencies responded with bomb-sniffing dogs.
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Snoqualmie Middle School students and staff were evacuated after the discovery of the message “A bomb will explode at 2pm” in a school bathroom on March 4. The school called 911, and several law enforcement agencies responded with bomb-sniffing dogs.
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Mount Si sophomore Becky Banning knows she won’t get a scholarship or a lucrative contract out of her passion for unicycling, but that doesn’t stop her from practicing up to three hours a day, six days a week.
Despite some parents’ and students’ objections to the Day of Silence, Mount Si High School Principal Randy Taylor told the Snoqualmie Valley School District board last week that the high school’s Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) had begun planning this year’s event, scheduled for April 25.
The North Bend City Council is considering what to do with the 120 acres of Tollgate Farm that King County will likely hand over to the city.
About two dozen parents navigated busy hallways, sat through classes and ate cafeteria food as they discovered what it’s like to be a Mount Si student during the high school’s third annual parent visit day Feb. 28.
Snoqualmie Police are looking for a suspect in the bomb threat that led to the evacuation of Snoqualmie Middle School students and staff on Tuesday, March 4.
The Snoqualmie Valley School District Board of Directors heard more about the perception of bias at Mount Si High School at its March 6 regular meeting.
Seattle is known as “The Emerald City,” Tacoma is “The City of Destiny,” and Snoqualmie may soon be known as “Your Place of Discovery.”
With Snoqualmie Valley Hospital’s proposed new campus in the balance, Valley residents get several opportunities to weigh in on proposed King County Comprehensive Plan changes that affect the local hospital district.
A 16-year-old boy who was being held at Echo Glen Children’s Center in Snoqualmie for treatment for a past child sex crime conviction escaped briefly Thursday evening, March 6.
Despite this winter’s averse weather, construction of Twins Falls Middle School is two months ahead of schedule.
Twin Falls is 80 percent complete and will be ready for students Sept. 1.
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