Gretchen Wilson helps Valley stay healthy
The city of Snoqualmie is considering how to put school impact fees more in step with the growth plan for Valley schools.
North Bend explores preventive measures
The city of Snoqualmie will welcome Director Mun, Young Hoon of South Korea for his second visit to the Valley. Mun, the director of his country’s Ministry of Public Administration and Home Affairs, will observe and study Snoqualmie planning and development practices as part of an 18-month work-study program.
four tracks. The museum has secured most of of the funding for the $3.2 million structure, and is now awaiting permits. If all goes smoothly, construction should begin this year.
“It’s fascinating to watch how to go about building a trail, because you take it for granted if you’re a hiker. Now you realize, there’s actually thought going into it,” she said.
Both representatives disagreed with the governor’s plans to replace the State Route 520 bridge with a new bridge that only adds one HOV lane, both ways. That bridge isn’t going to meet the needs of the Eastside’s growing population, Anderson said.
Bend,” said Paul Tredway, business manager for the association.
• Two juveniles have been arrested and two others are being sought in connection with two armed robberies of a Snoqualmie service station this winter. The Snoqualmie Police Department announced last week that the cases are being filed with the King County Prosecutor’s office for possible charges. The robberies of the Town Pump (now Snoqualmie Exxon) early Christmas morning and again on Jan. 29 involved a lone masked gunman who threatened a female employee. Both times, the robber fled on foot.
• On April 1, 1700, English pranksters begin popularizing the annual tradition of playing April Fool’s jokes. In keeping with the fun in 1957, the BBC reported that Swiss farmers were experiencing a record spaghetti crop and showed footage of people harvesting noodles from trees.
