Mount Si girls soccer can’t overcome Juanita
October 20, 2010
NEW — 2:55 p.m. Oct. 20, 2010
The Mount Si High School girls soccer team held off Juanita for much of the night in their game Tuesday Oct. 19, but two strikes only a few minutes apart put the Rebels ahead. The Wildcats struck back quickly, but couldn’t overcome Juanita’s 2-1 lead.
The two teams held each other at bay for most of the night, until the 70th minute, when Juanita’s Tori Lee came up with an unassisted goal. Just eight minutes later, her teammate Kylie Hassel scored again to put the Rebels ahead 2-0.
With only a few minutes remaining, the Wildcats struck back. Leslie Stevens scored with an assist from Hailey Conway. It was Stevens’ fourth goal of the season and Conway’s third assist.
Snoqualmie kicks off fall food drive to meet local needs
October 20, 2010
NEW — 2:45 p.m. Oct. 20, 2010
Snoqualmie has started its fall food drive to collect food for local charities and food banks in Snoqualmie Valley.
Demand at food banks has risen steadily across the state, including at the Mount Si Helping Hand Food Bank in North Bend.
“Supporting food banks and charities in our communities is important to us,” said Loraine Neal, a city employee who has volunteered to coordinate the fall food drive.
Sounds of music to fill streets during upcoming Snoqualmie Unplugged
October 20, 2010
NEW — 2:40 p.m. Oct. 20, 2010
The sounds of music will fill Snoqualmie this Friday Oct. 22, during Snoqualmie Unplugged. During the event, now in its third year, businesses will host local musicians from 6-9 p.m. in downtown Snoquamlie and Snoqualmie Ridge.
“Snoqualmie has an amazing depth of talented musicians, and this is the perfect way to showcase that and tie them together with our local business community,” Snoqualmie Unplugged organizer Phil Stafford said in a news release.
