Editorial: Sign up today to relay for a good cause
May 7, 2008
Organizers of Relay For Life in the Snoqualmie Valley don’t mind if people simply show up to their event to watch.
That’s because they know this - once people see it, they’ll want to sign up the following year. Read more
Readers relive memories of rides
May 7, 2008
Isn’t it funny how someone can bring up a topic we haven’t thought about in years, and suddenly, it invokes so many memories? Read more
League tourney up for grabs
May 7, 2008
Wildcats enter with fourth seed and lots of confidence
The regular season may be finished, but the personal battles in KingCo 3A softball are anything but done. Read more
KingCo boys and girls track finals this weekend
May 7, 2008
All but seven of the boys and girls KingCo 3A track and field finals events are scheduled for Friday at Liberty High School. Read more
prep roundup
May 7, 2008
Baseball
Bellevue 7, Mount Si 2: At Mount Si, the Wildcats were limited to only four hits and Bellevue put the game away with three runs in the top of the seventh. Read more
Workshops of an elementary artist
May 7, 2008
Fourth-graders learn about Asian art
Fourth-grader Mason Kirk drew a long, brown branch as local artist Donna Genevieve demonstrated how to create a watercolor wash. Read more
District examines challenging budget
May 7, 2008
The Snoqualmie Valley School District is already crunching numbers to accommodate budget challenges of next year that include unfunded mandates, the operating costs of the new middle school and under-funded state salary increases. Read more
Art and poetry contest battles substance abuse
May 7, 2008
Paint and prose can be excellent safeguards against the pressures of substance abuse. Students in grades seven through 12 can now do each by entering the
Drug Free Washington poetry and poster contest, sponsored by the Puget Sound Educational Service District. Read more
North Bend auction to help Uganda
May 7, 2008
The Ugandan government is passing a bill that would require cement on all school floors to help prevent jiggers - otherwise known as sand fleas - from feasting on student fingers and toes.
Kimberly and John Calhoun of North Bend hope to raise enough money so that a new school being constructed in a Ugandan village will have basic amenities for students - cement floor included. Read more
“Kiss Me Kate” playing this weekend at Mount Si
May 7, 2008
Play revolving around Shakespeare production will run from May 7-10
In a play of reality mirroring theater, Mount Si High School presents “Kiss Me Kate,” to give the Valley a lighthearted dose of love’s struggles both on and off Shakespeare’s stage. Read more
