Months into negotiations, Fire District 38 and the city of North Bend are still struggling to reach an agreement on plans to replace the old and undersized Fire Station 87, which currently serves both populations through a joint agreement with Eastside Fire and Rescue.
With King County Fire District 38 and the city of North Bend still struggling to reach an agreement on plans to replace the old and undersized Fire Station 87, it looks like a ballot item on a new station is a bust for 2008.
With food, fuel and employee costs on the rise, the Snoqualmie Valley School District will increase prices of school meals so its food service program can continue to operate on a break-even basis.
Investigators have made a positive identification on the body discovered last weekend in the Snoqualmie River.
Jack’s roaming days are over.
Spending the great majority of her 86 years in the Valley, Betty Vaughan has made a lot of friends, and dozens of them packed a ceremony last week to honor the lifelong volunteer and recipient of North Bend’s first Lifetime Achievement Award.
Roughly 400 people gathered at Snoqualmie’s Centennial Fields Saturday and Sunday, July 12 and 13, for Snoqualmie Valley Relay for Life, to support cancer surviviors and those still facing an uphill battle with the disease, and to give their time and energy to work toward a cure.
North Bend couple Lacey and Rob Potoshnik expected one new addition to their family.
Jack Kelley has seen a lot happen in Fall City in his 78 years, and he’s written about much of it. In 2006, he published “Jack’s History of Fall City,” which tells some of Kelley’s own stories, along with history from before his time.
Water is the medium in internationally known sculptor and artist Trimpin’s latest original interactive piece, Liquid Letters, now on view at Snoqualmie library.
Casey Metzger, a 2005 graduate of Mount Si High School, graduated June 27 as a private from Marine Corps Recruit Depot boot camp in San Diego, Calif.
