SnoValley Star

02/23/2017

The consulting job pays $118,560 for a one-year period to help plan and coordinate community and city events for the city of roughly 13,000 people.

Snoqualmie is one of the most desirable places to live in the country. Money magazine ranked it the fifth-best place to call home in 2015 for reasons that included the

02/22/2017

Winter Magic, ice rink cost the City of Snoqualmie more than $25,000 in 2016.

The artificial ice rink program operated by the City of Snoqualmie has net losses of nearly $80,000 since it began in 2014, according to city data.

02/22/2017

Reporter Stuart Miller offers his thanks in the very last issue of the SnoValley Star.

Here it is, dearest readers, my last column for the SnoValley Star.

02/21/2017

Mason Marenco and Brennan Dalgleish had their sights set on going all the way at Mat Classic XXIX.

02/17/2017

There are very few foster homes in the Snoqualmie-North Bend area.

When Mary Corcoran began taking in foster kids six years ago, she committed herself to one of the most challenging and rewarding endeavors of her life.

02/16/2017

Washington State Patrol photos from the landslide scene.

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02/16/2017

The drivers most impacted by the closure are those coming in from the east (Preston/North Bend, etc.).

A landslide blocked all lanes of westbound Interstate 90 east of Sunset Way just before 5 p.m. this morning. All lanes are blocked at milepost 19.

02/16/2017

An art installation at the Seattle Art Museum is inspired by a tree standing near North Bend.

After Weyerhaeuser granted John Grade free rein to explore all its timberland properties, the sculptor searched Washington’s forested coastal regions and traditional logging areas like Aberdeen and Forks. He ultimately

02/13/2017

There’s no doubt in Brennan Dalgleish’s mind – he’s a better wrestler this season than he was last year, when he qualified for the state tournament as a 195-pounder.

02/10/2017

Mount Si's season comes to an end.

As his players slipped quietly into the locker room for the final time this season, Mount Si head coach Jason Griffith and his staff rehashed all the things they could’ve

02/09/2017

“When you add (traffic) volume and slow that volume, what you get is traffic backed up,” longtime resident Pat Baker said.

More than a dozen residents of a Snoqualmie neighborhood gathered at the Snoqualmie Casino ballroom Jan. 31, but it wasn’t for a block party.

02/08/2017

Hotel hearing will continue on Thursday.

A public hearing regarding a proposed 99-room hotel on Snoqualmie Ridge drew mostly supportive comments Feb. 6., but because of dangerous driving conditions created by a snowstorm, the hearing was