Snoqualmie News

Work continues by Snoqualmie Valley veterans to create a memorial honoring all local soldiers who fell in the service of their country.

Brad and Jennifer Oberlander launched their dreams Aug. 25 when they opened Uncorked Wine Bar, Snoqualmie's first wine bar.

The Snoqualmie Police Department responded to the following: Sunday, Nov. 16 Damage car: At 4 p.m., a 32-year-old man came to the Snoqualmie Police Department to report that his blue 2008 Nissan Versa hatchback had been damaged at his place of work at IGA Grocery Store on Snoqualmie Ridge.

Just as people complete the clean-up after two wind storms, several more systems are headed for Western Washington, with high winds and heavy rain.

Former State Rep. candidate David Spring is gathering signatures in opposition to two long-term building plans in the Snoqualmie Valley School District.

If there is one constant in this ever-changing world of ours, it is precisely that - change itself! Starting on Wednesday, January 6th, 2010 the Snoqualmie Valley Record will be expanding its' weekly circulation to over 12,500 households and business in the communities of North Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall City and Carnation.

Classes were canceled Wednesday, Nov. 18, at Snoqualmie Middle School, after a bomb threat was found in a school bathroom.

Last Monday, Nov. 10, Snoqualmie Fire Chief Bob Rowe sent out a congratulatory e-mail to his team of firefighters.

More than 156,000 acres of open space land in King County will enjoy extra protection at no cost to taxpayers, thanks to a charter amendment vote of the people in the Nov.

Reverse 911 is a communication tool that utilizes a database of telephone numbers and addresses, which are associated with GIS mapping technologies to deliver emergency notifications to the community via telephone.

While the potential for flooding looms over homes and businesses in the Green River Valley, residents of the Snoqualmie River basin have long lived with floods.

Isadoraa s Cafe in Snoqualmie will be a whirl of fabrics and colors as owner Jody Sands brings back an old cafe tradition: the vintage fashion show.

Speeding car: At 4 a.m., a Snoqualmie officer pulled over a tan 1992 Honda speeding at 47 MPH in a posted 30 MPH speed zone along Snoqualmie Parkway and S.E. 96th St.

Mount Si High School's new tennis courts are now open for play. To make room for modular classrooms along the school's parking lot, west of Meadowbrook Way, the old school courts were gutted and new ones were constructed across the street, east of Meadowbrook Way.

Casino vandalism: An officer responded to Snoqulamie Casino for vandalism. A Cantonese-speaking female was detained in a holding cell after she was caught on video hitting slot machines five times with her fist, causing more than $1,000 in damages.

Snoqualmie Valley author Patrick McIntyre will hold several upcoming signings for his book, "Bouncing Back from Multiple Sclerosis." Signings are Friday, Nov.

Early returns from the Tuesday, Nov. 3 general election showed incumbents strong in local city and school races.

Some people complain about the weather. Mark Davis does something about it. The 33-year-old Snoqualmie resident is the sun behind Snoqualmie Weather, a Web site he developed in February 2008 to monitor Mother Nature's activity in the region.

Early results from the Tuesday, Nov. 3, general election showed the Eyman-sponsored initiative targeting property taxes looking weak, while a statewide measure concerning responsibilities of state-registered domestic partners showed a small lead for approval.

DUI: At 2:41 a.m., a Snoqualmie officer noticed a black Jeep traveling west on Railroad Avenue pull erratically into a parking lot and park diagonally in a parallel parking spot.