The Internal Revenue Service is looking for 77 Snoqualmie residents, with the intention of giving them money.
The city of Snoqualmie is taking its first steps to forge a bind with another city in a far-off country.
After three years in the top job, Gail Gergasko says it’s time for new blood at the Mount Si Helping Hand Food Bank.
When King County switches to all-vote-by-mail elections next year, East King County will not host a site for accessible voting machines for those with disabilities to vote in person.
Their migration back to the Snoqualmie River is a little late this year, but Fall City’s racing ducks will swim again.
Valley families who’d like to own their home can start the journey toward becoming homeowners, at upcoming informational meetings by Habitat for Humanity of East King County.
Snoqualmie Ridge Business Park has a new, tech-oriented tenant.
The signs are plain to see.
A control panel, apparently smashed by someone’s car, was the cause behind a raw sewage upwelling that began on Tuesday, Aug. 5 at the Preston Industrial Park. The overflow then ran into a storm drain several hundred feet away.
Valley voters can weigh in on local races including Washington legislature and King County Superior Court judge spots, as well as an initiative making some county offices nonpartisan, in next Tuesday’s Aug. 19 primary election.
The Snoqualmie City Council unanimously voted Monday, Aug. 11, to send a $10 million bond for a new community center, including a pool, before voters this fall.
