Site Archives

by month:

• October 2008
• September 2008
• August 2008
• July 2008
• June 2008
• May 2008
• April 2008
• March 2008

by week:

• October 13, 2008–October 19, 2008
• October 6, 2008–October 12, 2008
• September 29, 2008–October 5, 2008
• September 22, 2008–September 28, 2008
• September 15, 2008–September 21, 2008
• September 8, 2008–September 14, 2008
• September 1, 2008–September 7, 2008
• August 25, 2008–August 31, 2008
• August 18, 2008–August 24, 2008
• August 11, 2008–August 17, 2008
• August 4, 2008–August 10, 2008
• July 28, 2008–August 3, 2008
• July 21, 2008–July 27, 2008
• July 14, 2008–July 20, 2008
• July 7, 2008–July 13, 2008
• June 30, 2008–July 6, 2008
• June 23, 2008–June 29, 2008
• June 16, 2008–June 22, 2008
• June 9, 2008–June 15, 2008
• June 2, 2008–June 8, 2008
• May 26, 2008–June 1, 2008
• May 19, 2008–May 25, 2008
• May 12, 2008–May 18, 2008
• May 5, 2008–May 11, 2008
• April 28, 2008–May 4, 2008
• April 21, 2008–April 27, 2008
• April 14, 2008–April 20, 2008
• April 7, 2008–April 13, 2008
• March 31, 2008–April 6, 2008
• March 24, 2008–March 30, 2008
• March 17, 2008–March 23, 2008
• March 10, 2008–March 16, 2008
• March 3, 2008–March 9, 2008

by day:

• October 14, 2008
• October 13, 2008
• October 10, 2008
• October 9, 2008
• October 8, 2008
• October 2, 2008
• September 26, 2008
• September 18, 2008
• September 11, 2008
• September 10, 2008
• September 4, 2008
• August 28, 2008
• August 20, 2008
• August 13, 2008
• August 7, 2008
• August 6, 2008
• July 31, 2008
• July 24, 2008
• July 17, 2008
• July 16, 2008
• July 9, 2008
• July 2, 2008
• June 26, 2008
• June 25, 2008
• June 18, 2008
• June 12, 2008
• June 4, 2008
• May 29, 2008
• May 28, 2008
• May 21, 2008
• May 14, 2008
• May 7, 2008
• April 30, 2008
• April 23, 2008
• April 16, 2008
• April 9, 2008
• April 2, 2008
• March 26, 2008
• March 19, 2008
• March 12, 2008
• March 5, 2008

by post:

• City set to subsidize community center
• Sound Transit’s Proposition 1 will have little impact on Valley
• North Bend would not have to change much for I-985
• Thumbs down on Transit’s Prop. 1
• Letters to the Editor
• Mount Si golfers capture league championship
• Glass ornaments benefit cancer research
• Forum allows candidates to showcase differences
• Wildcats trounce Mercer Island in football
• Council to vote on YMCA contract
• Second meeting for community center has different tone
• Candidate forum tonight at Mount Si
• Snoqualmie to discuss YMCA contract for management of community center
• Cross country runners face tough competition
• Community still split over center?
• County puts an end to hospital deal
• Soccer field case headed to Superior Court
• Biodiesel network meets in Snoqualmie for first time
• Calendar
• Issues still being sorted for teen health center in Valley
• Alpacas on the loose
• Community invited to create zines at workshop
• Students go walk-crazy to raise money
• Students to take health survey
• Analyzing WASL scores a precise science
• School notes
• Wildcats blast Evergreen with balance
• Volleyball team takes care of Bellevue
• Mount Si soccer knocks off Sammamish
• Proposed T-Mobile tower moved 50 feet
• Short-handed volleyball squad upset at Juanita
• Wildcats can’t finish against top-ranked Bellevue
• Calendar
• Credit union tied to Mount Si class
• Principal Nootenboom goes to Washington
• Eva B. Szczepanik
• Herbert J. Hezel
• Decorating Main Street
• World traveler set to speak at library
• Childhood development workshop planned for Snoqualmie Ridge
• Stitching up a storm
• Hatchery may remain open after all
• Hospital deal hits bump in the road
• Toy gun scare at high school
• Expansion of Mount Si conservation area possible
• Editorial: Higher education institution would benefit the Valley
• Wildcats notch first win impressively
• Matchup with Bellevue a big on
• It’s another tie for Wildcat soccer
• CALENDAR
• Three students are semifinalists for award
• Mount Si expands AP program
• Dads volunteer as watch dogs at schools
• Artist paints with “Profound Lunacy
• Hiking against the odds
• North Bend author pens novel about Labyrinths
• Obituaries
• Editorial
• Letters to the editor
• NASA astronaut visits Valley
• Crime rates fall in Snoqualmie
• Mother of nine retires from district after 20 years
• Snoqualmie reaches decision on sister city
• Pour house comes to terms with city
• North Bend approves park impact fees
• Despite nationwide turmoil, city budgets safe
• Issaquah pulls away from Wildcats
• Mount Si sets focus to postseason run
• Mount Si starts cross country season at Jamboree
• North Bend Library home to new painting
• Filling up the Valley with words
• Breast cancer survivor makes strides against cancer
• Two National Merit Semifinalists in Valley
• Chief Kanim sells bulbs for music
• Anglers upset over hatchery changes
• District recalculates impact fees
• New bus service in Snoqualmie
• Snoqualmie Nine will get day in court
• EFR implements hiring freeze
• Patiently waiting for patient recovery
• Calendar
• Free parenting classes to be held at Mount Si High School
• Obituary: Shirley Thompson Opstad
• Letters
• Editorial: Tokul Creek Hatchery closure needs explaining
• Editorial: Snoqualmie Casino will benefit the community
• CALENDAR
• Eastlake holds off Mount Si
• Next up for Wildcats is a red-hot Issaquah team
• Mount Si girls cross country team loaded in ’08
• Ravens learn about legacy
• School district meets federal standards
• Library offers free SAT classes
• Obituary: Lukas Paulavicius
• Mount Si students get tutorial in health care
• Blood bus is coming to North Bend
• Free career advice arrives close to home
• IGA Village Foods closes its doors
• Snoqualmie Casino an impressive sight
• Meeting to discuss changes to Tokul Creek Hatchery