Snoqualmie News

King County Councilwoman Kathy Lambert today announced a tentative date for council members to review the proposed annexation of Snoqualmie's mill site.

Anti-bullying compliance officer Nancy Meeks, of the Snoqualmie Valley School District's Student Services Division, says building-level initiative is at the center of safety efforts.

From a 5,000-gallon black tank containing beer and wine, Andy Werkhoven adds two pounds of alcohol to the feed of each of the 1,000 milking cows.

When her freshman son was severely beaten in a Mount Si High School locker room in 2009, Fall City parent and recent Snoqualmie Valley school board challenger Peggy Johnson wanted someone to take his side.

By day, Kathi Prewitt is a business manager for a busy bank. By night, she's a mom and a city council member for Snoqualmie.

The city of Snoqualmie welcomed the first group of exchange students from its friendship city of Chaclacayo, Peru.

The King County Flood Warning Center opened late Sunday evening, Jan. 29, as persistent rainfall brought flows on the Snoqualmie River up to a Phase II flood alert level.

The state Department of Natural Resources has rescheduled an open house on the Snoqualmie Corridor Recreation Plan for Wednesday.

Within minutes of Joe Dollente turning off his emergency generator Saturday night, Jan.

Three hours into the Snoqualmie Valley School Board meeting, Jan. 26, acting board president Scott Hodgins decided it was time to speed things up.

Andy Werkhoven visits with a new calf born earlier this month. The Werkhoven Dairy in Monroe has 1,000 milking cows.

The proclamation states thatA "it has been reported to the Office of the Mayor, beginning January 15, 2012, that a severe winter storm has caused disruption of services, affected roadways, and caused temporary closures of key transportation routes throughout the state of Washington, including cities in King County.

Avalanche danger is making travel difficult through Snoqualmie and Stevens passes -- the two main east-west highway routes through the Washington Cascades.

Heavy snow and avalanche control work Tuesday night closed Snoqualmie and Stevens passes -- the two main east-west highway routes through the Washington Cascades.

Now that the winter storm is over, many Snoqualmie Valley residents are facing the long task of cleaning up their yards.

Washington's Snoqualmie corridor is getting a close look at its recreation offerings, which are within easy access of millions of visitors due to six-lane Interstate 90.

Lake Sammamish homes evacuated after water main break Power comes back for manya but here comes the wind Early morning shed fire damages home in Kent Electricity began to return to parts of the Valley Saturday, Jan.

Power crews working around the clock restored electrical service Sunday to thousands of homes darkened by last week's epic storms - but kept a nervous eye on another incoming Pacific weather system packing strong winds and heavy rain.

Power crews working around the clock restored electrical service Sunday to thousands of homes darkened by last week's epic storms - but kept a nervous eye on another incoming Pacific weather system packing strong winds and heavy rain.

The Valley's main roads were mostly bare and drivable by Saturday, Jan. 21. But the remaining banks of snow are clogging storm drains, and local urban flooding is already happening due to rain and melt.