Several dozen professionals provided insight about their occupations and how they arrived at them at Mount Si High School’s career day, held Wednesday morning, May 21.
Mount Si High School’s graduation ceremony will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 12 at the school’s gymnasium. Because space is limited, all attendees must have a ticket; each graduate has six tickets to distribute to family and friends. After commencement, parents of Mount Si juniors will sponsor a reception in the school’s commons area.
Valley hospital commissioners held their final special meeting Friday, May 23, at their longtime meeting site, the Weyerhauser Room at Snoqualmie Valley Hospital, to approve revised promissory agreements with the Snoqualmie Tribe, wrapping up the sale of the old campus.
The deafening crack of five World War I-vintage rifles firing in unison broke the hot air at the Mount Si High School stadium on Monday, May 26, as veterans Jim Posey, Ralph Freeman, Lloyd Peterson, Art Farash and Mike Busby gave a three-volley salute to the fallen.
With board member Craig Husa stepping down, the Fall City Fire Commission is seeking a new person to fill King County Fire District 27’s vacant position 2 seat.
Wood River homeowners whose properties are proposed to be included in the Utility Local Improvement District (ULID) No. 6 spoke about the pros and cons of joining the city’s sewer system at a public hearing held during the North Bend City Council’s regular May 20 meeting.
New sheriff’s precinct head wants your call Jerrell Wills: Reporting all incidents will improve police service. Improving the public’s communication with the sheriff’s office is a top priority for Major Jerrell Wills, the new Precinct Commander to the North King County’s Sheriff’s Office and longtime Valley resident.
“I’m going to play you a piece that Mozart wrote when he was eight,” Swil Kanim told a room full of teenagers.
State Sen. Cheryl Pflug predicts that 2008 will be a year of big decisions for Washington residents.
I t was obvious that the recent vote to approve a bid to build a new Snoqualmie City Hall was a painful process. Despite the economic downturn, prices continue to escalate and the bids came in higher than anticipated.
Lynn Cassell is the newest agent to join the team at Better Properties Real Estate Snoqualmie Valley, located at 35131 S.E. Douglas St., suite 103, on Snoqualmie Ridge.
Snoqualmie Arts Commission Chair John Good is working to infuse the city with culture, and give local artists opportunities to shine.
