Edward T. Gombiski
June 26, 2008
Edward Theodore Gombiski of Carnation, WA died on June 17, 2008 after battling cancer.
Richard L. Cato
June 26, 2008
Richard (Dick) Cato, long-time resident of Snoqualmie, died peacefully in his home on Friday, June 13, 2008. He was 73 years old. Read more
Suicide prevention begins with small talk
June 25, 2008
What a great time of year for Valley teenagers. If they’re not celebrating a recent graduation from high school by gearing up for college, then they’re most likely basking in the thought of a long summer vacation.
Still, as a group of parents discovered more than ever last week, a portion of our teenagers do not find life quite so rosy. Read more
Despite complaints, city stands behind contracts with Perteet
June 25, 2008
Despite a flurry of aired concerns by developers over the billing practices of the city’s contract engineering firm, the Snoqualmie City Council committee has awarded yet another oversight contract to Perteet Engineering. Read more
Teen health center debated
June 25, 2008
Center in the search for a new location
While some community members are questioning the need for a teen health center in the Valley, others are offering their support for the center. Read more
Rotary speaker addresses congestion woes
June 25, 2008
Every day, a line of cars turning west accumulates on the Southeast Snoqualmie Parkway hill.
For them, a commuter idling in the right turn lane going south onto State Route 18 is a morning curse. The commuter waits for the green light to go forward, while restless drivers behind him wait to turn right. Read more
Transportation secretary calls for tolling of 520
June 25, 2008
Problem could also bring tolling to I-90 bridge
At night, Paula Hammond has visions of the ailing 520 Bridge snapping off its moorings and drifting away into Lake Washington. Read more
Rules vary on discharge of fireworks
June 25, 2008
The Fourth of July is the most American of all our holidays – a day when we celebrate our independence from England and each of us, in turn, becomes just a bit of Yankee Doodle Dandy.
For many, the hallmark of the celebration is the lighting of fireworks, a traditional rite that is fast disappearing across the nation as many jurisdictions have severely restricted, or outright banned, the use of fireworks within their boundaries. Read more
Officials get to the bottom of bomb scare
June 25, 2008
A handmade telephone intended as a friendly gift is what caused a bomb scare at Mount Si High School June 16. Read more
Mount Si students help remember Korey
June 25, 2008
Key Club members raise money for camp
Carnation will soon have its own Paul Newman Special – a Hole in the Wall Gang Camp for children facing serious illnesses or life threatening conditions. Read more
