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Pack'n away the pancakes: Twede's Café introduces new eating contest to North Bend Block Party
- Jul 19, 2013 at 2:27PM
Kyle Twede, owner of Twede's Café, has always loved a good, messy, sticky food-eating contest. At age 13, Twede challenged his 11-year-old brother, Shane, to a pancake-eating contest. Together, they consumed 40 pancakes. This year, at 2 p.m. on Saturday at the Community Stage, at the intersection of North Bend Way and Bendigo, 12 brave souls will be challenged to eat as many pancakes as their stomachs can hold.
Pets that heal: Snoqualmie artist Kim Starr, Multiple Sclerosis author Patrick McIntire share joy through art products
- Jul 22, 2013 at 10:59AM
Last fall, Snoqualmie resident Patrick McIntire woke up with a dream of a goofy little pig standing in a pool of water. Since being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1990, McIntire's health has had its ups, and often, downs. Yet there was something about this vision, of a pig in a pool, that brought joy to his soul and healing to his body.
Six dimensions of wellness: Lunch and Learn on August 1
- Jul 22, 2013 at 10:47AM
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital District's next Lunch and Learn, noon to 1 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 1, presents the Six Dimensions of Wellness: Exploring the Elements of a Well-Balanced Life. Speaker Megan Worzella, director of Healthy Living for the Snoqualmie YMCA, will discuss how applying this model can lead to greater health and happiness.
Kids camp comes to Fall City Methodist Church next week
- Jul 22, 2013 at 10:50AM
A free day camp for children ages 6 through 12 will be hosted at Fall City United Methodist Church, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday, July 29 to Friday, August 2. "Secrets of the Kingdom, the Parables of Jesus" is staffed with young-adult leaders from Twinlow Camp, offering crafts, stories, games, music, and opportunities for new friendships. Snacks and lunch are provided. Registration and health forms available online at www.fallcityumc.org or by calling (425) 222-5458.
Snack attack! Snoqualmie Y shares tips for comprehending your hunger cues
- Jul 22, 2013 at 10:49AM
While snacking can be a great way to include more fruits and veggies in the diet, it can also lead to weight gain and unhealthy habits forming when done on an impulse. When the urge to snack strikes, ask yourself the following three questions to determine if you are actually hungry, or giving into an unhealthy craving or emotional need rather than physical hunger: 1. Do I feel hungry? Sounds like an easy enough question right? Often times we eat without truly taking the time to question whether or not we are really hungry. If the answer is yes, move on to question 2.
Chamber's Lunch and Learn moves to breakfast, tries out 'Like-speriment'
- Jul 22, 2013 at 11:01AM
Starting on Friday, July 26, the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce is moving its Lunch and Learn program to a new breakfast time slot. Nate Perea, Chamber Executive Director, reports that members consistently say a breakfast is the best time for these learning programs.
Summer chiller: North Bend's new frozen yogurt shop offers cool, sweet tastes
- Jul 22, 2013 at 11:05AM
The Swirl, Frozen Yogurt with a Twist, opened June 13 in North Bend. The shop is in Mount Si Village Shopping Center, in the building that used to house The Reef restaurant. Owner Deb Masters has added new paint, floors, plumbing, and fixtures. "Everything is different," said Masters.
Brooke Moorhead graduates with sociology degree at SPU
- Jul 23, 2013 at 12:47PM
Brooke Nicole Moorhead of North Bend graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology at Seattle Pacific University in Seattle. Founded in 1891, Seattle Pacific University is a premier Christian university that equips people to engage the culture and change the world. Its comprehensive academic program serves more than 4,000 undergraduate and graduate students. Known for both their competence and character, SPU graduates are bringing about positive change in communities around the globe.
Arts, meet SAM: New Snoqualmie Arts Market opens this weekend
- Jul 23, 2013 at 12:48PM
The new Snoqualmie Arts Market, or SAM, debuts this weekend. The event brings artist, foodie, rural lifestyle goods on five weekends this summer, starting with a preview on Friday, July 26, during the monthly Finally Friday Art Walk.The market continues from noon to 4 p.m. on four Saturdays, July 27 and August 3, 17, and 24, at the covered area at Railroad Park, 7971 Railroad Ave. S.E.
Taste the Valley, fight flooding, with SVPA dinner
- Jul 23, 2013 at 1:03PM
Taste the Valley, fight flooding Enjoy an evening on the banks of the Snoqualmie River, complete with gourmet food and live music, at the Snoqualmie Valley Preservation Alliance's Taste of the Valley, starting at 5 p.m. Saturday, July 27, at Jubilee Farm, 229 W. Snoqualmie River Rd. N.E., Carnation. The annual fundraiser brings chefs, farmers and food lovers together to support the nonprofit SVPA, an organization focused on stopping the increase in flooding in the Snoqualmie River Valley, and committed to preserving its rural nature.
Cedarcrest staffer Kristi Connelly earns Golden Acorn
- Jul 23, 2013 at 12:46PM
Cedarcrest High School's Kristi Connelly, an educational assistant, senior project coordinator, and devoted volunteer, recently received the Washington PTA's Golden Acorn Award. True to her nature, Connelly kept the news to herself. "Kristi is a very humble person," said Cedarcrest Principal Clarence Lavarias. "I did not know about this and she did not mention it to anyone."
Hometown fun in the sun: A North Bend Block Party photo gallery
- Jul 23, 2013 at 2:03PM
Outsiders who consider North Bend a sleepy little town clearly haven't been to the Block Party. The fourth annual North Bend Block Party was full of wholesome community fun. Events of the day featured a petting zoo with an assortment of animals including baby wallabies, cavies, and bunnies, a pancake eating contest which would satisfy anyone's hunger, and live foot-tapping music.
Snoqualmie Valley Chamber's Lunch and Learn moves to breakfast, tries for 'like's'
- Jul 23, 2013 at 2:12PM
Starting on Friday, July 26, the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce is moving its Lunch and Learn program to a new breakfast time slot. Nate Perea, Chamber Executive Director, reports that members consistently say a breakfast is the best time for these learning programs.
Questions, answers for Valley Schools primary: Four candidates—Busby, Hodgins, Kangas, Spring —weigh in on district changes
- Jul 23, 2013 at 2:00PM updated Jul 26, 2013 at 12:11PM
Snoqualmie Valley voters will choose from four school board candidates in the Aug. 6 primary election. Two incumbents, Marci Busby and Scott Hodgins, are running against challengers Stephen Kangas and David Spring for the District 4 school board seat. Another board seat, District 1, will be on the November ballot, but not on the primary, since only one candidate, Tavish MacLean filed for the position. The Record asked each of the candidates to state their position on some of the major issues coming before the board in the next term. Each candidate was asked four general questions, and one specific to their campaign message.
Emperor's New Clothes: Outdoor theater at Si View Park
- Jul 24, 2013 at 5:23PM
Si View Metro Parks hosts an interactive children's show of Emperor's New Clothes, presented by Valley Center Stage, 2 p.m. Saturday, July 27, at the park's new picnic shelter. This play is suitable for children ages 4 and up and is sure to be fun for adults, too. Admission is free.
Greens to houses: Developer, farmer group at odds over planned 18-house, farm project at Carnation's former Tall Chief Golf Course
- Jul 24, 2013 at 5:26PM
In the Snoqualmie Valley, it's tough to find a development proposal that doesn't raise objections among farmers. Everything from clearing the land to building the roads and infrastructure to support a new neighborhood can increase the flooding downstream. Knowing all that, though, the team behind a proposed 18-home neighborhood near Fall City really thought they had a winner. "We're only altering 22 acres of 200 acres of these lots," for home construction, said Peter Hayes, consultant on a new housing and farming development on the former Tall Chief Golf Course.
Letters | Concerned over school board candidate's 'no' vote for education pathways
- Jul 24, 2013 at 5:08PM
On Thursday, July 11, the Snoqualmie Valley School District presented its first phase of implementing the "Curriculum Pathways and Benchmarks Policy 2423" to the school board, and it was greeted with wide applause. It's an excellent step toward assisting students (and parents) with making informed choices about the ideal course map for students in grades 6 to 12, giving the best chance for achieving post-high school goals. Imagine taking a family road trip from Snoqualmie to Florida. Picture embarking without maps or a GPS. You would probably make some wrong turns, and would need to stop to ask for directions. Your trip may take longer, cost more, and require re-routing—making it impossible to arrive on-time. A map would have made the journey easier and faster than doing it on-the-fly, turn-by-turn – resulting in course corrections and false starts.
Tolt student Callum Walker named national animation champion
- Jul 24, 2013 at 5:21PM
For the third year in a row, Tolt Middle School has a national champion among its students. Seventh-grader Callum Walker claimed the top placing July 2 at the Technology Student Association (TSA) national conference July 2, in Orlando, Fla. Walker competed in the animation category, with a program that documented the Tolt chapter's American Cancer Society year-long fundraiser. As part of the competition, he also met with a judging panel for an interview on the ideas and design behind his project.
Letters | Give and take on Snoqualmie affordable housing project
- Jul 24, 2013 at 5:11PM
On June 24, the Snoqualmie City Council hosted a public hearing. Basically, the topic was affordable housing and tax exemptions. Imagine Housing wants to build 160 units on the Ridge. As a longtime resident and candidate for city council, I voiced some concerns about the project. Some have advised me to take a low profile on controversial issues. I can't when I believe it could impact the city.
Church kids camp comes to Fall City Methodist Church
- Jul 24, 2013 at 5:21PM
A free Day Camp for ages 6 through 12 will be hosted at Fall City United Methodist Church, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday, July 29 to Friday, August 2. Secrets of the Kingdom, the Parables of Jesus is staffed with young-adult leaders from Twinlow Camp, offering crafts, stories, games, music, and opportunities for new friendships. Snacks and lunch provided.
Letters | School board member Marci Busby: Vote was about lack of collaboration, not pathways' promise
- Jul 25, 2013 at 5:38PM
This letter is in response to "Concerned over school board candidate's 'no' vote for education pathways". The quotes presented in the letter are snippets in a larger conversation that surrounded how Policy 2423 was developed and presented to the community. No one in the district offices nor Mount Si leadership were consulted in the development of this very detailed, potentially course shifting policy which was perceived by some as exclusive. I still stand by my comments that the process was wrong—I did not say that clarity for student direction was wrong. My no vote was about lack of collaboration and bi-passing staff, not the promise that pathways or benchmarks might make possible. Unfortunately, poor process can potentially make ineffective policy—which no one wants.
Slow year for streets now, North Bend looks to 2014
- Jul 25, 2013 at 5:45PM
Only a few street projects, overlays and maybe a new stretch of sidewalk, are making North Bend's to-do list this year, but 2014 is likely to be extremely busy for the city. A million-dollar downtown plaza project tops the list of priorities in the 2014-19 Transportation Improvement Plan, as adopted by the North Bend City Council at its June 18 meeting. Next on the list are a right-turn lane for northbound traffic on Bendigo Boulevard at Park Street, reconstruction of the sidewalk on Second Street, a roundabout at the intersection of North Bend Way and Park Street, right-of-way acquisition for creation of a Tanner Trail, and construction of new sidewalk, curb and gutter, along with landscaping, on the north side of North Bend Way from Ballarat Avenue North to Downing Avenue North.
Out of the Past: Water main ruins their weekend; A simple wedding; Where's my bag?
- Jul 25, 2013 at 5:41PM
The following stories from 50 and 25 years ago were reported in the pages of the Snoqualmie Valley Record: Thursday, July 25, 1963 Whatever plans Mitty Terhune and Ken Bergquist, Snoqualmie town employees, may have had for last Saturday night were drastically changed when a water main on the Coal Mine Road near Kimball Creek went kaput about 6 p.m.
Snoqualmie's downtown art walk returns Friday
- Jul 25, 2013 at 5:42PM
The next Snoqualmie Art Walk is this Friday afternoon, July 26, in downtown Snoqualmie See local artists in action, works of art and live entertainment. Snoqualmie Valley Historical Society presents a film at the Gold Coin store, Big Star Studios from Snoqualmie Ridge will perform along with several talented teens.
Bargain hunting to save lives; Trip inspires Don Baunsgard of North Bend to help people a half a world away
- Jul 25, 2013 at 5:45PM
Most Valley families do not worry about whether their water is safe. That's not the case for many families in the African nation of Uganda. North Bend resident Don Baunsgard realized this firsthand when he travelled to Kasitu, Uganda, on a mission trip with Snoqualmie Valley Alliance church six years ago.
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Posted: 09/24/2012 - The Mississippi Democratic Party is endorsing Rep. Earle Banks as he challenges Supreme Court Chief Justice Bill Waller, Jr., who has been endorsed by the Republican Party.
Posted: 09/24/2012 - The Mississippi Democratic Party is endorsing Rep. Earle Banks as he challenges Supreme Court Chief Justice Bill Waller, Jr., who has been endorsed by the Republican Party.
Posted: 09/24/2012 - A former Gulfport mayor is asking a federal judge to throw out his guilty plea almost three years ago to a felony charge of stealing FEMA funds.
Posted: 09/24/2012 - A federal appeals panel will decide whether a Mississippi or federal court has jurisdiction over a lawsuit alleging price fixing by manufacturers of liquid crystal display screens.
Updated: 09/21/2012 - Parts of 8th and 14th Streets will be paved this week.
Posted: 09/21/2012 - Payrolls fell in Mississippi for the fourth straight month in August, reinforcing economists' judgment that the state is back in recession.
Updated: 09/20/2012 - An audit is officially underway into the state's prepaid college tuition program.
Updated: 09/20/2012 - Public input is being sought for a proposal that supporters say could mean a major economic boost for Meridian.
Posted: 09/19/2012 - State Treasurer Lynn Fitch has told lawmakers that she suspended the state's prepaid college tuition program because it is struggling financially and an audit will show whether it needs to be overhauled or scrapped.
Updated: 09/18/2012 - Alabama voters decided by a 2-to-1 margin Tuesday to support the withdrawal of $437 million from a state trust fund to help balance the General Fund budget for the next three years.
Posted: 09/18/2012 - State government will be asked to put $44 million more into the Mississippi retirement system next year.
Updated: 09/18/2012 - State economist Darrin Webb says Mississippi probably slipped into recession between April and June.
Updated: 09/18/2012 - An Alabama judge has ruled that a change in the state's prepaid college tuition program is valid.
Posted: 09/17/2012 - A state constitutional amendment affecting the Alabama Trust Fund is on the ballot Tuesday.
Posted: 09/16/2012 - Judge: Mississippi health care challenge premature.
Posted: 09/14/2012 - The Sierra Club is still trying to put a stop to Mississippi Power's lignite plant already under construction in Kemper County.
Posted: 09/14/2012 - The U.S. Justice Department has approved Mississippi's redistricting plans for the state House and Senate.
Updated: 09/14/2012 - Clarke County residents affected by Hurricane Isaac now have their own Disaster Recovery Center.
Updated: 09/13/2012 - AT&T and city officials are encouraging young people to not text and drive.
Updated: 09/13/2012 - The Meridian City Council is expected to allocate an additional $100,000 in its next budget for special projects.
Posted: 09/13/2012 - Alabama's governor went to Washington this week to try to secure more money for tornado recovery in Tuscaloosa.
Posted: 09/13/2012 - Officials are letting Democrats put a different nominee in south Mississippi's 4th District congressional race.
Posted: 09/12/2012 - With state budget hearings set to get underway next week, one expected part of the financial conversation will be the debate over whether to expand the state's Medicaid program.
Updated: 09/12/2012 - Lauderdale County may be interested in using the federal court space in Meridian.
Posted: 09/12/2012 - Former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman is once again in federal prison after losing his appeal on bribery and corruption charges.
Updated: 09/11/2012 - Meridian Public Works has begun a major paving project in the city.

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The holidays are just around the corner, and I'm always looking for new ways to share my artwork with my closest friends. Over the next few weeks I'll be creating unique artwork with the charming jewels from PANDORA Universe.
Being an artist, gifting someone something that didn't involve much creativity can feel a little bit guilty. I pride myself on gifting things personal and unique every holiday season. I thought it would be wonderful to create art with the actual gift, and include a print of the artwork along with the items… adding a wonderful story to the gift.
This piece, featuring many of the charms from the PANDORA Essence Collection and PANDORA Christmas Collection, has been delicately crafted into a fashionable dancer. She's composed of an eclectic array of charms, rings, and dainty silver chains.
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The charms that once composed an elegant dancer will now go off to new homes and add never ending sparkle to the holiday season!Post in collaboration with PANDORA.
Growing up, my family always decorated our tree with unique heirloom ornaments. Ornaments that have been in our family for generations, or ornaments that were gifts from friends – even some ornaments painted by my Grandmother. Each year, we pull out bins filled with tissue wrapped ornaments, stories and memories of our childhood flooding in with the unwrapping of each piece. The idea of having ornaments filled with a past is something that is near and dear to me.
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Pharmaceutical company Ultratech India recently launched a "vaginal tightening" product (gel) using actress Celina Jaitly as its ambassador.
18 Again, a "vaginal rejuvenation and tightening gel", is the next big newsmaker to hit the country since the infamous "vagina whitening or lightening" solutions offered in a TV advert by an Indian company (Clean & Dry Intimate Wash).
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Backlit Barley Stalk Stock PhotoAgriculture,Back Lit,Barley,Cereal Plant,Color Image,Dusk,Field,Freshness,Growth,Horizontal,Nature,No People,Outdoors,Photography,Rural Scene,Sky,Sun,UKPhotographer Paul McGeeCollection: Moment © Paul McGee 2011A Backlit barley stalk shot into the setting sun with warm blue and cream tones.