Opinion - Snoqualmie Valley

Who’s using Twitter in the Snoqualmie Valley?

When you’re used to writing 400-word stories, 140 characters doesn’t seem like a lot of text. But it’s surprising how much you can convey through a tweet. The Valley Record signed up this summer for Twitter, the social networking and microblogging service that today claims more than 100 million users. Twitter users create 140-character posts that other users can follow.

North Bend downtown should have bigger role in Festival at Mount Si

More Snoqualmie Valley festivals make for healthier economy

If you’re getting the sense that summers are busy around here, you’re probably on to something. Weekend in and weekend out, Valley communities make the most of the handful of sunny days by stacking community festivals, sporting and arts events from late June to early autumn.

What good do North Bend traffic changes do?

First there were roundabouts. Then there were the senseless left-turn lanes (Bendigo Boulevard and Main Street) and the elimination of two southbound lanes on Bendigo approaching the freeway. And now, there are extended, elongated corners.