The IRS estimates that 191 North Bend residents have not filed for their economic stimulus payments.
The North Bend City Council has spent much of the summer plowing through the prep work necessary to lift a nine-year moratorium on development. Among the most recent moves were the approval of new design standards and guidelines, and adoption of transportation impact fees.
Soil flew and tiny shovels dug up weeds at Mount Si High School as a crew of 10 worked to spruce up the garden beds outside the main entrance Friday morning. The beautification effort was led by Beth Burrows, president of the school’s new PTSA.
Washington’s first-ever top two primary saw Valley residents cast their tallies in a likely preview of the general election.
Fall City voters may have to wait until February to weigh in on a new park district proposed for the community.
King County authorities have identified the 20-year-old man who drowned in the Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River Saturday, Aug. 16 as Ryan B. Lu of Bellevue.
“Why don’t they print crossword puzzles with answers already on them – wouldn’t that be more efficient?” Terry Shaw asked a roomful of Valley science teachers, eliciting laughter from the group.
Talks between the Snoqualmie Valley School District and the local teachers’ union continued the week leading up to the scheduled first day of school, Wednesday, Sept. 3, when teachers will strike if they do not have a ratified contract.
Within a few months, Valley teens will have a new place in North Bend to receive medical and mental health care, whether they have insurance or not.
Two Seattle boys are expected to recover from serious injuries they sustained during an ice cave collapse in the Denny Creek area Thursday, Aug. 21, their mothers said in a news conference Monday.
With home appraisals by the King County Assessor’s Office out this summer, and property taxes due this fall, some Valley residents are getting sticker shock over rising home values.
