2018 Community Guide & Membership Directory
SnoqualmieVALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce Improving our community, one business at a time
Monica Lynne Chamber Member Services Manager
Inside: • Chamber Board of Directors
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• City of Snoqualmie
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• Business Directory
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• City of North Bend
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• Unincorporated Fall City
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• Wineries & Breweries
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• Calendar of Events
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• Map of Valley Attractions
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• Where to Eat
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• Flooding Resources
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• Important Phone Numbers
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The Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce Community Guide and Directory is a special publication of the Snoqualmie Valley Record, in partnership with the Chamber. Publisher Eric LaFontaine
wshaw@valleyrecord.com
Regional Editor Carrie Rodriquez
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Senior Editor Samantha Pak
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Design/Layout Wendy Fried,
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Advertising David Hamilton
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Circulation/ Distribution circulation@valleyrecord.com SNOQUAMIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PO BOX 357 NORTH BEND WA 98045 WWW.snovalley.org SNOQUALMIE VALLEY RECORD www.valleyrecord.com
Cover Photo Credit: Ken Vensel-KCVensel Photography
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his Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce Community Guide and Membership Directory is the perfect resource to keep nearby during the year if you want an essential collection of information about our thriving and beautiful community. This guide is used by long-time residents, those who are new to our community and visitors who are interested in learning more about what to do while in the valley. The following pages were created as a partnership between the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce and The Snoqualmie Valley Record newspaper. The Valley Record has been our beloved local newspaper for 105 years. Inside this guide you will find introductions to the communities of North Bend, Snoqualmie and Fall City, emergency services, Snoqualmie Valley School District, information on shopping, entertainment venues, restaurants, breweries, wineries, utility providers, and many other useful resources. The Snoqualmie Valley is defined by the beautiful Cascade Mountains and the rivers and creeks which all flow to the Snoqualmie River. The rich history of “The Valley” was born with receding glaciers which produced distinguished large hard rock mountains that refused to be scraped away and we all marvel at to this day. Mount Si, Little Si, Rattlesnake Ridge, and many other mountains are a few of the well-known attractions in North Bend and Snoqualmie. North Bend is headquarters for hiking with over a dozen major hiking trail heads with varying levels of steepness, length, interesting canyons, huge forests and amazing waterfalls. For the hearty hiker there are amazing views from the top of each peak which surround our Valley. Snoqualmie Falls is impressively tall at 269 feet and is a must-see destination. Over 1.5 million visitors enjoy the Falls each year. Our small cities offer an impressive resource of live entertainment almost every night of the week depending on the season. This includes live theatre, live jazz, folk, rock and blues music, poetry readings, and other forms of entertainment including a wildly popular casino. Additionally, many member companies provide professional and personal services that have become a vital part of serving valley residents. The Chamber of Commerce also offers complimentary Business Education events including the monthly Business Workshop at Umpqua and the highly acclaimed 8-month Business Mini-Academy. This guide is distributed to thousands of residents in the Valley and is also available throughout the year at various locations, and additional copies can be requested for pickup at the Chamber ofiice by appointment. We encourage you to use this Guide to keep fully informed about the wonderful resources our Valley has to offer. We also invite you to consider becoming a Chamber Member. The chamber provides multiple opportunities to connect with your community and grow your business. You can find out more about the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce at www.snovalley.org or by calling (425) 888-6362.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN ACTION ACE- Advocate, Connect, Educate Advocate The Chamber advocates on behalf of the Valley’s various organizations by connecting with elected officials through the East King County Chambers of Commerce Legislative Coalition to encourage economic development and minimize regulatory burdens and taxation. Expedition of the 1-90/ WA-18 interchange is an example of this advocacy in action. Representing the voice of Snoqualmie Valley businesses is a vital Chamber function
Connect Monthly Chamber luncheons, along with after-hours social events with tasty hors d’oeuvres and beverages provide opportunity to build friendships with local business owners. A membership directory in print and online formats, the Annual Summer Golf tournament, our Winter Gala event, along with opportunity to serve on the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors are other ways members can connect with each other.
Educate Periodic candidate forums focused on business and community issues help voters make informed decisions. Monthly luncheons feature dynamic speakers on relevant topics, an 8-month Business MiniAcademy is free to Chamber members, a monthly business workshop features rotating experts, our monthly newsletter shares what’s going on in the business community and online training courses all provide education opportunities.
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Chamber Board of Directors
CAROLYN SIMPSON President, Individual Member
JONAS MEANS Cutler Investment Group
JAIME COLE Vice President Brown & Sterling P.S.
EARL BELL Treasurer EARLBELL.com
MICHELLE VALDEZ Snoqualmie Casino
AVA DOMAN Zetec Inc.
JANICE EVANS Secretary Technical Glass Products
NATE SMITH Snoqualmie Valley YMCA
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he Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce proudly serves our region by promoting business and helping maintain a healthy economic environment in our community. We work collaboratively with business owners, government leaders and community organizations to strengthen our local economy and plan for our region’s future. The Chamber represents a wide range of Valley businesses including high-tech, industrial, family-owned
REGINA BRONNER Cook Real Estate Services
JACK BAUER BauerCombs Landscape Architecture
TRICIA WHITE Spacelabs Healthcare
and home-based businesses. Professionals from all industries are welcome, and the Chamber offers many member benefits and activities, including marketing and advertising programs, networking opportunities, education, advocacy and support to more than 200 members each year. For membership information, please visit www.snovalley.org or call the Chamber Office at (425) 888-6362.
2018 Membership Packages A Chamber membership includes: • A listing in the Chamber’s online and printed business directory • Complimentary business education opportunities • Ability to connect at chamber members only events • Member pricing at Chamber Events • Receiving Chamber newsletters and e-mail updates
Membership Dues # of FTE’s 0-11 12-20 21-50 51+ 101+
Annual Dues $199.00 $315.00 $500.00 $775.00 $920.00
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Why go downtown for your legal needs when top-notch lawyers are available just a few miles from your home?
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Readers of the Snoqualmie Valley Record have voted us "Best Law Firm" every year since 2006. Every year since 2010, attorney Larry Brown has been recognized in Seattle Magazine as a "5 Star Wealth Manager" for Estate and Tax Planning. Attorney Larry Brown is rated "Superb" by Avvo.com - 2016 (www.avvo.com, March 2016)
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Employment Attorney Jaime Cole was named “Minnesota Super Lawyers Rising Star (2013).”
Business • Estate Planning and Probate Elder Law • Employment Law • Real Estate Tax Law and Income Tax Preparation
Hardware North Bend Ace Hardware
330 Main Avenue South in Mt Si Village, North Bend
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We appreciate being your local ‘Helpful Hardware Place’
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City of Snoqualmie Snoqualmie is famous for the natural wonder of Snoqualmie Falls, the Northwest Railway Museum, and as the Home of the Boeing Classic. Snoqualmie is also known for a high quality of life, an emphasis on public safety, environmental sustainability, and economic growth. These elements come together to serve Snoqualmie’s residents, business owners and their employees, and more than two million tourists who visit Snoqualmie each year.
Snoqualmie Falls is located just one mile from Historic Snoqualmie and attracts more than two million visitors each year.
As the fastest growing city in Washington for many years, Snoqualmie has more than 13,000 residents. Census data shows 35 percent of the Snoqualmie population is 18 years of age and under, the highest youth-to-adult ratio in King County. To that end, the city is highly supportive of school district initiatives, new and expanded parks facilities, youth programs, and local human services organizations. With 41 parks and more than 30 miles of trails, Snoqualmie offers open spaces, athletic fields, sports courts, tennis courts, play equipment for all ages, picnic shelters, barbecues, and event facilities. Among its notable parks are Centennial Fields, Snoqualmie Community Park, Jeanne Hansen Community Park, and the Three Forks Off-Leash Dog Park.
City Above the Falls
The more than 30 miles of hard-surface and softsurface trails accommodate walking, hiking, biking, and horseback riding. More information about the City’s parks and trails is available at cityofsnoqualmie.org. To request a map, email info@ci.snoqualmie.wa.us. Snoqualmie has many events throughout the year, including Snoqualmie Railroad Days; Movies and Music in the Park; Finally Friday Art and Wine Walks; Red, White and Boom Fireworks; and the Tree Lighting Festival. Follow us on Facebook or visit cityofsnoqualmie.org to hear about these and other community events.
Snoqualmie Hall is located downtown with many services for residents and businesses.
The Mayor, City Council, Administration, Police and Fire Departments, and staff are committed to providing the highest level of services and personal attention. Call us! We’re here to serve you.
Snoqualmie City Hall Railroad Days Festival has a grand parade and fun for all ages.
Photos: Courtesy of the City of Snoqualmie
Kids search for eggs at Centennial Fields.
38624 SE River Street/PO Box 987 Snoqualmie, WA 98065 Phone: (425) 888-1555 Email: Info@ci.snoqualmie.wa.us
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Power For People Not For Profit! “The Mission of Tanner Electric Cooperative is to Provide Reliable, Safe, Sustainable and Affordable Utility Services to the Communities We Serve”
Photo by Kristy Ray Photography
2018 Season Registration All ages/Recreational Registration Opens April 1 & closes May 31
Steve Walter, General Manager 45710 SE North Bend Way, P.O. Box 1426, North Bend 425-888-0623 or 1-800-472-0208 Fax: 425-888-5688 Email: steve@tannerelectric.coop
(Any Registrations after May 31st will be waitlisted)
2018 Camps Open to ALL SnVYSA players ————Spring Academy | Fri’s thru April
Photo by Barbara Carlson Photography
2018-19 Cascade FC Tryouts
Spring Break Camp | April 9 - 13
Premier/Select
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Beginning late April
Summer Camp | Aug 6 - 10
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For more information, registration, and volunteer opportunities please visit our website today!
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CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP ROSTER BY CATEGORY ACADEMIC TUTORING Huntington Learning Center 458 SW Mount Si Blvd, Ste B-6, North Bend Sariya Rashid (425) 292-3664 rashids@hlcmail.com
ACCOMMODATIONS Hilton Garden Inn/ Homewood Suites Seattle/Issaquah 1800 NW Gilman Blvd, Issaquah Lisa Shennum (425) 837-3600 /425-391-4000 www.seaisadm@hilton.com
Nor West RV Park 45810 SE North Bend Way, North Bend Troy Thompson (425) 888-9685 info@norwestproperties.net
Salish Lodge & Spa 6501 Railroad Avenue SE, Snoqualmie (800) 272-5474 reservations@salishlodge.com
Snoqualmie Lodge aka Jernie Inn 706 Yellowstone Trail Rd, Snoqualmie Pass Bernie Schulteck (425) 226-6217 schultek@quixnet.net
Tall Chief RV Campground 29290 SE 8th St, Fall City Lori Salin (425) 222-0778 tallchief@equitylifestyle.com
The Roadhouse Restaurant & Inn 4200 Preston Fall City Road SE, Fall City Rob Rosemont (425) 222-4800 rob@fcroadhouse.com
TreeHouse Point 6922 Preston-Fall City Road SE, Fall City BreeAnn Monahan Email is preferred info@treehousepoint.com
ACCOUNTANTS Krona & Krona CPA’s 39010 SE Delta St , Snoqualmie John Krona (425) 888-0916 johnckrona@hotmail.com
ADVERTISING White Horse Promotional Products, LLC PO Box 983, Issaquah Jaye Siqueiros (425) 681-8557 tori@whitehorsepromos.com
ART Art Gallery of SnoValley, a Mt Si Artist Guild Collective 8130 Railroad Ave, Snoqualmie Gayll Morrison (425) 213-9321 snovalleygallery@gmail.com
North Bend Visitor InformationCenter & Mountain View Gallery 250 Bendigo Blvd, North Bend Deborah Doy (425) 292-0260 nbvic@outlook.com
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Color Me Mine of Snoqualmie 7718 Center Blvd SE, Snoqualmie Chennal Darcy (425) 292-3697 snoqualmie@colormemine.com
ATTORNEYS
BANKS
Daniel Findley, Attorney 1001 Fourth Avenue 42nd Floor, Seattle Dan Findley (206) 689-2127
Heritage Bank 1250 NW Mall Street, Issaquah Sandy Ramsey (425) 394-4450
dfindley@helsell.com
Brown & Sterling P.S. 4318 Preston-Fall City Road SE, Fall City Jaime Cole (425) 222-6374 info@brownsterling.com
Nelson, Blair, Langer & Engle PLLC 38579 SE River Street, Snoqualmie Elizabeth LePley (425) 394-4117 info@nblelaw.com
Dorothy.Mann@heritagebanknw.com
Key Bank 7917 Center Blvd. SE, Snoqualmie Michelle Petrovich (425) 396-8000
michelle_k_petrovich@keybank.com
Opus Bank 139 Bendigo Blvd N, North Bend David Snow (425) 831-1761 Umpqua Bank 146 W. Second St, North Bend Robert Wotton (425) 888-1616 robertwotton@umpquabank.com
AUTO REPAIR Cascade Diesel Truck & RV Repair 45830 SE North Bend Way, North Bend Karen Hahn (425) 888-1886 karenhahn@hotmail.com
North Bend Automotive 43306 SE North Bend Way, Bldg B, North Bend (425) 888-4522
BEAUTY SALONS Acacia Hair Salon 7721 Center Blvd SE, Snoqualmie Rene Howell (425) 396-7036 info@acaciahairsalon.com
Bella Vita Spa and Salon 7984 Falls Ave SE, Snoqualmie Pepper Allphin (425) 888-4888 bellavitaspasalon@comcast.net
northbendautomotive@gmail.com
AUTO SALES North Bend Chevrolet 106 Main Ave N, North Bend Jason Fraser (425) 888-0781
BED & BREAKFAST Roaring River Bed & Breakfast 46715 SE 129th St, North Bend Herschel & Peggy Backues (425) 888-4834 roaringriver@comcast.net
BAKERIES café minee 8150 Railroad Ave SE Ste B , Snoqualmie Sang Kim (425) 223-9889 cafeminee@gmail.com
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BEER Mt Si Pub 45530 SE North Bend Way, North Bend Rob Sherard (425) 831-6155 robsherard@gmail.com
BICYCLE SHOP Singletrack Cycles 119 W North Bend Way, North Bend Erik Alston (425) 888-0101 info@singletrackcycles.com
BIKING SnoValley Velo Club Snoqualmie Jeff Scott (206) 919-6147 info@snovalleyveloclub.com
BREWERIES
Snoqualmie Falls Brewing Company 8032 Falls Ave, Snoqualmie Dave Eiffert (425) 831-2357 (Taproom) snoqualmiebrewery@gmail.com
CAR WASH Twin Star Car Wash 9002 Railroad Ave SE, North Bend Joe Eddings (425) 466-6981
CASINOS
The BindleStick 8010 Railroad Ave, Snoqualmie (425) 888-0259
CATERERS/ CATERING
North Bend Chiropractic and Golf Fitness 325 E 3rd St, North Bend Matthew Miller (425) 888-3600
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
mvaldez@snocasino.com
Heirloom Cookshop 38767 SE River Street, Snoqualmie Kristen Schumacher (206) 227-3000 heirloomcookshop@gmail.com
Mosaic Catering Carnation Bill Pritchard (425) 221-1064 mosaiccatering@msn.com
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Carnation Chamber of Commerce Carnation (425) 829-3165 info@carnationchamber.com
Duvall Chamber of Commerce 15619 Main Street, Duvall Chamber Admin (425) 788-9182 info@duvallchamberofcommerce.com
Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce 8086 Railroad Ave SE Fl 2, Snoqualmie Monica Lynne (425) 888-6362 info@snovalley.org
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
CHILD CARE
brian@valleyprofessionalcleaningservice.com
COFFEE HOUSES
Agape Chiropractic Healing Center 145 E. Third Street , North Bend Leslie Bedell (425) 888-1670
info@twinstarcarwash.com
Valley Professional Cleaning Service 13908 453rd Pl SE, North Bend Brian Duncan (206) 930-5387
CHIROPRACTORS
Snoqualmie Casino 37500 SE North Bend Way, Snoqualmie Scott Smith (425) 888-1234
The Goddard School 34510 SE 96th Street, Snoqualmie Julio Ibarra (425) 381-4185 SnoqualmieWA@GoddardSchools.com
rporterarmstrong@gmail.com
lesliebedell@comcast.net
nbccfrontdesk@gmail.com
Snoqualmie Ridge Chiropractic 8026 Douglas Ave SE, Ste 102, Snoqualmie Benjamin Britton (425) 396-5570 srchiro@comcast.net
CITY GOVERNMENTS
City of North Bend 211 Main Ave. North, North Bend Susie Oppedal (425) 888-1211 soppedal@northbendwa.gov
City of Snoqualmie 38624 SE River St, Snoqualmie James Mayhew (425) 888-1555 info@ci.snoqualmie.wa.us
CLEANING SERVICES
Cleaning Authority, The 125 E North Bend Way, North Bend Paul McMahon (425) 292-9643 tca.eastside@gmail.com
Northwest Premium Services 7829 Center Blvd SE, St 166, Snoqualmie, Louise Wall (206) 240-0189 louisewall@comcast.net
CLOTHING
Dark Horse Ink 30540 SE 84th St, Suite 1, Preston Michael Hughes (425) 222-3555
AtWork! 1935 152nd Pl NE, Bellevue Wally Tallbit (425) 274-4000 wallyt@atworkwa.org
Si View Metro Parks 400 SE Orchard Drive, North Bend (425) 831-1900 info@siviewpark.org
Snoqualmie Valley YMCA 35018 SE Ridge St, Snoqualmie Nate Smith (425) 256-3115 nsmith@seattleymca.org
CONSTRUCTION
Gordon Construction PO Box 429, Fall City Becky Gordon (425) 222-6570 info@gegordon.com
Hallamore Homes Inc PO BOX 318, North Bend Troy Hallamore (425) 749-2736 hallamorehomes@gmail.com
John Day Homes, Inc. North Bend Michelle Randall (425) 831-4901 mrandall@johndayhomes.com
CONSULTANTS
New Legends 35539 SE 41st Street, Fall City Chelley Patterson (425) 533-1833 chelley@newlegendsnow.com
info@darkhorseink.com
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City of North Bend
North Bend is a scenic and thriving community known for its stunning views of Mount Si, Rattlesnake Ridge and the Cascades and a wide array of year-round recreation and cultural experiences. The city’s parks and trails provide for hiking, fishing, bicycling, climbing, kayaking, swimming and wildlife observation. During the winter months, snowboarding, skiing and snowshoeing are just minutes away. Residents and visitors can enjoy an eclectic mix of dining and shopping in historic downtown and at the Premium Outlet Stores. Whether you are a local looking for a night out in North Bend or a visitor who just hiked Mount Si, Mailbox Peak or Rattlesnake Ledge, North Bend offers a variety of restaurants to refuel and socialize with friends and family. Drop by North Bend’s newest restaurant, Iron Duck Public House for a burger, pizza or steak and enjoy a large selection of whiskey and wine. Unwind at Wildflower Wine Shop for Washington State wine and farm-to-table cuisine. Stop by Rio Bravo for authentic Mexican food or Scott’s Dairy Freeze for a burger or soft serve ice cream. Enjoy live theater at Valley Center Stage or a movie at the North Bend Theatre, an independent theater since 1941 and home to the annual Mountain Film Festival. Plan a visit to the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum and learn how this treasured nonprofit organization is preserving Snoqualmie Valley history or drop by the Visitor’s Information Center/Mountain View Gallery for information on area attractions and to view local artwork. North Bend offers many annual events for the entire family, including the Downtown Block Party, Festival at Mount Si, Si View Farmer’s Market and Summer Concert Series, Blues Walk, Jazz Walk, Mountain Film Festival, Trick-orTreat Street and Holly Days. Check the city’s website for the calendar of events or sign up for city news under “Notify Me” on the website.
Contact Information: Phone: (425) 888-1211 Email: cityhall@northbendwa.gov Website: http://northbendwa.gov
Easy to reach, hard to leave
Photos courtesy of city of North Bend
Top: The North Bend Visitor Information Center and Mountainview Art Gallery. Above: A musician entertains the crowd at the 2017 North Bend Blues Walk. Center: Santa greets children during Holly Days 2017. Bottom: Hikers look out over Rattlesnake Ledge in North Bend.
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SI VIEW METRO PARKS
Recreation Programs for All Ages - Community Parks and Trails Community Events - Facility Rentals - Volunteer Opportunities! The FUN Starts Here! Look for the Si View Activity Guide in the mail each April, August and December. Or visit our website www.siviewpark.org anytime for the latest program information.
Explore Parks! Si View Park: 400 SE Orchard Drive Tollgate Park: 1300 W North Bend Way Torguson Park: 750 E North Bend Way Meadowbrook Farm: 1711 Boalch Avenue Connect with Si View on Social Media! Facebook: SiViewMetroParks Instagram: SiViewMetroParks Twitter: SiView
www.siviewpark.org 425-831-1900
Mt. Si Shell & Wanted Espresso—Your Locally Owned Fuel & Espresso Stop at Exit 31 along I-90! 742 S.W. Mt. Si Blvd., North Bend, WA We also have an OWENS’ MEAT MACHINE !!
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Northwest Railway Museum
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425.888.3030 www.TrainMuseum.org
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Fall City, a riverside community Fall City is a friendly, Snoqualmie Valley community that welcomes you to visit or make your home here. Many are surprised to hear that Fall City isn’t truly a city, but is simply an unincorporated rural town nestled along the banks of the Snoqualmie and Raging Rivers. The rivers play an important role in the community as thousands of visitors descend upon the town in the summer and fall to float the rivers and play along the broad, rocky shorelines. Over the last 10 years Fall City has experienced a growth rate of around 20 percent as people discover that we have some of the highest-rated schools in the area. Fall City has a vibrant arts community that hosts a variety of family and fine arts programs throughout the year and an active historical society that is proud to promote and preserve the elements that make Fall City special. The parks department is working hard to preserve and improve recreational opportunities and the Fall City Community Association strives to improve the quality of life for Fall City residents overall. Every summer, Fall City hosts Fall City Days, which includes a fun run, street parade, arts, crafts, food and much more. And in the late summer, the Snoqualmie Falls Forest Theater offers outdoor entertainment. Fall City is also home to one of America’s most unique communities that includes a private airport, and we have gained national attention as the home of Treehouse Point, the home base of the popular television program, Treehouse Masters. You can learn more about Fall City at www.fallcity.org or by picking up a free Fall City Neighbors newsletter monthly at the Fall City Post Office.
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An aerial view of Fall City, captured by drone flown by reader George Conway.
Clockwise from left: A duck-dragon in the Fall City Day parade, the 1888 hop shed in Fall City Community Park, and the NW Honkers semi-pro baseball, played at Community Park.
16 | Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce Preiser Consultants Suite 19 Randall Preiser (813) 541-9759 Randall@PreiserConsultants.com
Washington BBI 38579 SE River Street Ste 14, Snoqualmie Peter Busacca (425) 391-8720 consulting@washingtonbbi.com
CREDIT UNIONS
Sno Falls Credit Union 9025 Meadowbrook Way SE, Snoqualmie Stacy Dorn (425) 888-4004 info@snofalls.com
DELI
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Snoqualmie Valley Orthodontics 37624 SE Fury St Suite C220, Snoqualmie Brandon Johnson (425) 292-6162 info@snovalleyortho.com
DEVELOPERS
McClellan Building, LLC North Bend Robert S. Yerkes (425) 831-5135 bob.mcclellanbuilding@gmail.com
DISTRIBUTORS Nintendo of America Inc. 1229 NW 8th St, North Bend Sharon Wiltshire (425) 882-2040 sharwi02@noa.nintendo.com
ENGINEERING
Encompass Engineering & Surveying 165 NE Juniper St Suite 201, Issaquah Jim Kieburtz (425) 392-0250
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A to Zzz Dental 37624 Southeast Fury Street Ste 200, Snoqualmie Gabriel Malouf (425) 292-9230
Perteet, Inc. 38579 SE River Street, Ste 1, Snoqualmie Rahmi Kutsal, PE (425) 888-5825
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Kelly R. Garwood, DDS 421 Main Ave. S., North Bend Kelly Garwood (425) 888-0867 garwood.dental@gmail.com
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EVENT FACILITIES
Rainbow Lodge 46820 SE Mt Si Road, North Bend Tim Jack (425) 888-4181 rainbowlodge@rainbowlodge.org
EYE CARE
Snoqualmie Valley Eyecare Associates 126 E. 2nd St, North Bend Brian Duvall (425) 831-2020 info@see20-20.com
FARMS
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Pineapple Life Yoga and Barre Studio 7725 Center Blvd SE, Snoqualmie Desiree Adams (206) 234-3300
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ENTERTAINMENT
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FLORISTS
Down to Earth Flowers and Gifts 8096 Railroad Ave SE, Snoqualmie Alice Friedel (425) 831-1772 hello@snoqualmieflowers.com
FORESTRY
US Forest Service Snoqualmie Ranger District 902 SE North Bend Way, Bldg 1, North Bend Martie Schramm (425) 888-1421 mschramm@fs.fed.us
GIFTS
Birches Habitat 202 W North Bend Way Suite A, North Bend Nancy Wray (425) 292-9390 bircheshabitat@gmail.com
Corners Gift Shop 8002 Railroad Ave SE, Snoqualmie Peggy Lefley (425) 888-2488 peggy.lefley@cornersgiftshop.com
Wild Hare Vintage 8050 Railroad Ave, Snoqualmie Iya & Norman Brown (805) 637-5980
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GLASS
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Technical Glass Products 8107 Bracken Place SE, Snoqualmie LouAnn Smith (800) 426-0279 sales@fireglass.com
GOLF
Cascade Golf Course 14319 436th Ave SE, North Bend Dean Pattermann (425) 888-4653 dean@cascadegolfcourse.com
Mount Si Golf Course 9010 Boalch Ave SE, Snoqualmie Scott Barter (425) 391-4926 info@mtsigolf.com
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2018 Community Guide and Directory | 19 The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge 36005 SE Ridge St, Snoqualmie Meredith Weeks (425) 396-6000 sales@clubatsnoqualmieridge.com
GOVERNMENT
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Feeling Absolutely Fabulous LLC North Bend Jacqueline Fairbrass (206) 883-3482 jf@jacquelinefairbrass.com
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Twin Peaks Nutrition and Wellness 111 W. North Bend Way/1268, North Bend Sharon Hockenbury (425) 888-3222
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GROCERY STORES
Costco 1801 10th Ave. NW, Issaquah Laurie Brese (425) 313-0965x226 w110mkt01@costco.com
HARDWARE
Carmichael’s True Value Hardware 8150 Falls Ave SE, Snoqualmie Wendy Thomas (425) 888-1107 wthomas@truevalue.net
North Bend Ace Hardware 330 Main Ave S., North Bend Gordon Gaub (425) 888-1242
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HEALTH & WELLNESS
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Bartell Drugs 35013 Snoqualmie Parkway, Snoqualmie Taylor Isenhour (425) 363-6045
Snoqualmie Ridge Medical Clinic 35020 SE Kinsey Street, Snoqualmie Valerie Huffman (425) 396-7682
Hankins, Susan 11920 434th SE, North Bend Susan Hankins (425) 888-4410
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital 9801 Frontier Avenue SE, Snoqualmie Tom Parker (425) 831-2300
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HEALTH CARE
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Meadowbrook Urgent Care & Specialty Clinic PO Box 2810, North Bend Janet Eppright (425) 831-0777 jeppright@meadowbrookurgentcare.com
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INSURANCE
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HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATIONS
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HOUSING
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Hauglie Insurance Agency 33410 Redmond-Fall City Rd SE, Fall City Kevin Hauglie (425) 222-5881 adonaldson@hauglieinsurance.com
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Wineries
The Snoqualmie Valley is not just a great place for beer, but for wine as well. Unique and stylish wineries are part of the Valley’s identity thanks to the efforts of Sigillo Cellars and Mount Si Winery in Snoqualmie, Convergence Zone Cellars and Pearl and Stone Wine Co in North Bend and William Grassie Wine Estates in Fall City.
Top: An employee bottles wine at Sigillo Cellars in Snoqualmie. Right: “Love Wine! Love Local!” at William Grassie Wine Estates in Fall City. Below: Pearl and Stone Wine Co. in North Bend. Bottom: Mount Si Winery in Snoqualmie.
With grapes grown in eastern Washington, Sigillo Cellars on Railroad Avenue, Snoqualmie, serves award-winning wines made just a few blocks away. Visit www.sigillocellars.com. At Mount Si Winery, artisan wine makers produce ultra-premium, microproduction commercial wines of fewer than 1,200 cases a year. Visit www.mtsiwinery.com. Family-owned and operated Convergence Zone Cellars use grapes for their wines from some of Washington’s best vineyards in the Red Mountain, Snipes Mountain, Wahluke Slope, Horse Heaven Hills and Columbia
Valley areas. Scott Greenberg, vints and blends the grapes into award-winning, small production, premium quality wines. Visit www.czcellars.com. Pearl and Stone Wine Co was born from the art of teaching, the joy of learning a nd the love of wine. The winery is a partnership of three families, deeply rooted in the Snoqualmie Valley, and brought together by three women with a commitment to quality elementary education. Visit www.pearlandstonewine.com. William Grassie Wine Estates is an intimate winery committed to producing premier Bordeaux style wines. Winemaker Bill Grassie’s passion for gardening led him to plant a vineyard on a bare patch of ground at his new property, which accelerated his efforts to become a winemaker. Visit www.wmgrassiewines.com.
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Mount Si Winery
10808 428th Ave. SE, North Bend Scott Greenberg (425) 233-5638
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William Grassie Wine Estates 35922 SE 46th St, Fall City William Grassie (425) 974-5808
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8463 Maple Ave SE, Snoqualmie Tami Agnew (206) 992-6033
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Pearl and Stone Wine Co. 43015 SE 114th Street, North Bend Rob Wesorick (425) 395-4011
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Sigillo Cellars, LLC 8086 Railroad Ave SE, Snoqualmie Mike Seal (425) 292-0754
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Breweries
The Snoqualmie Valley is home to two local breweries, Snoqualmie Falls Brewing Company, making hand-crafted brews in downtown Snoqualmie since 1997, and No Boat Brewing Company, a recent addition to Snoqualmie Ridge, with a kid-and-dog friendly dining room. There’s also North Bend’s to-go style brewery, The Growler Station.
Find 13 brews on tap at the Snoqualmie Falls Brewing Company, along with their own root beer. The company has been in business for over 20 years.
Snoqualmie Falls Brewing Company, 8032 Falls Ave. S.E., brews seven outstanding beers, plus a rotating selection of seasonal and special brews, including spruce tip, squash, molasses stout, cocoa pumpkin and fresh hop beer, using hops grown and harvested right here in Snoqualmie. Depending on the hop harvest last fall, the taproom also serves a local specialty, Meadowbrook Farm Ale, made from wild hops grown at historic Meadowbrook Farm. Their signature root beer is always on tap. The restaurant is open seven days week for lunch and dinner. Call the Taproom at (425) 831-2357; www.fallsbrew.com. No Boat, perched in the Snoqualmie Ridge business park, also features six “flagship” beers, including the musically inspired Snoqualmie Maybe pale ale, plus six seasonal taps, a cider, and for the under-age crowd, root beer from Snoqualmie Falls Brewing Company. Open Wednesday through Sunday, the brewery, located at 35214 SE Center St., Snoqualmie, hosts a variety of food trucks. Find the schedule at http://noboatbrewing.com/#beer-and-food
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Events Calendar Calendar WHAT’S GOING ON
There is always something happening somewhere in the Valley. Mark your calendar with the following special events.
Fun Run: Cinco de Mayo Half-marathon and 8K fun runs are the first Saturday in May. Learn more at www. runsnoqualmie.com
OR, spend the day on Snoqualmie Ridge with a parade and events at Snoqualmie Community Park.
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Live theater: Valley Center Stage features a community theater production of “The Death Trap,” May 11 to 26, to close out its season. The new season starts in October. Visit www.valleycenterstage.org
Thomas the Tank: Thomas the Tank Engine visits Snoqualmie at Northwest Railway Museum’s Snoqualmie Depot, July 13 to 15 and 20 to 22. Locals, get a $2 discount when you buy your tickets at the depot.
Sallal Grange hosts contra dances on the third Friday of each month, open mic night on the first Friday of the month, and a community game night on the fourth Friday For schedule, visit www.sallalgrange.org
April Train rides: Northwest Railway Museum starts its season of weekend train rides on the first Saturday in April and run every weekend through October. Arbor Day: Snoqualmie celebrates National Arbor Day, at Snoqualmie Community Park. North Bend Jazz Walk: This jazz festival in historic Downtown North Bend features 14 venues supporting regional artists. Visit www.northbendjazzwalk. com
May Go Fish: Mount Si Fish and Game Club hosts its annual free Kids Fishing Derby starting at sunrise on the first Saturday in May, at the ponds at the Snoqualmie Police Station.
June Bike Rodeo: Snoqualmie Police host the annual bike safety rodeo in both Snoqualmie and North Bend in early June. Learn more at www.ci.snoqualmie.wa.us Fall City Days: Start the summer at Fall City Days, the second Saturday in June, with a fun run and parade, rubber Duck Derby, watermeloneating contest, and live music. Visit festivalnet.com/7631/ Fall- Cit y-Washington/ Festivals/Fall-City-Day North Bend Farmer’s Market: Come to Si View Park for a farmers market and life music, 4 to 8 p.m. Thursdays, June through September at Si View Park. Visit www.siview. park.org
July
Fourth of July: Celebrate America’s birthday, Carnation style, with a hometown parade, fun run strawberry shortcake and fireworks. Visit www.carnation4th.org
Relay for Life: Join the fight against cancer the second Saturday in July at North Bend’s Torguson Park. Learn more at http://main. acsevents.org/site/TR?fr_ id=86820&pg=entry Downtown Block Party: North Bend’s Block Party features two stages of live music, activities and a car show, each year in mid-July. Twin Peaks Festival: “Twin Peaks” was filmed primarily in North Bend and Snoqualmie, so the annual Twin Peaks Festival returns here every year in late July or early August. Visit http://www. twinpeaksfest.com
August Festival at Mount Si: The Festival, the second weekend of August, is a three-day festival with parade, live music, performances, contests and games For more information and a full list of the events, visit w w w.fe stivalatmtsi.org
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August (continued)
Snoqualmie Railroad Days:
More than seven decades of local tradition and railroad heritage are behind Snoqualmie’s Railroad Days, the third weekend of August. For the full details, visit www.railroaddays.com
Paint Out: Painters take their easels into the open air at the annual Snoqualmie Plein Air Paint Out during Railroad Days. Visit www. ci.snoqualmie.wa.us Boeing Classic: Top pro golfers on the PGA Champions Tour compete for a $2 million purse at the TPC Snoqualmie Ridge., the third week in August Get tickets at w w w.boeingclassic.com Battle of Snoqualmie: The Washington Civil War Association presents historic re-enactments for two days, on the fourth weekend in August. Hear the crash and boom of the artillery. Feel the weight of the packs that the soldiers carried. Meet the fine ladies in their gorgeous dresses. Learn more at http://battleofsnoqualmie. com
September
North Bend Blues Walk: Downtown North Bend venues host blues legends and local talent in a pedestrian festival, the fourth weekend of September. Visit www. northbendblueswalk.com
Snoqualmie Valley Block Party: Snoqualmie Ridge hosts a block party for the whole Snoqualmie Valley, with bands, kids games and demos, around the middle of the month. Find Snoqualmie Valley Block Party on Facebook for more information.
October
community gathering in Gazebo Park, decked out with lights, music and a visit from Santa
December
Tree Lightings: Community Christmas celebrations happen in Fall City and North Bend, the first weekend of December.
Treat-or-Treat Street in Downtown North Bend provides a safe, fun environment for children to trick-or-treat downtown businesses on Halloween. Everyone is invited to come in costume! Learn more at www.northbendwa. gov
Fall City’s festival includes a holiday arts market at Chief Kanim Middle School, choir concert at Fall City Elementary and, the lighting of the plum trees along S.R. 202, followed by Santa’s arrival and a bonfire and refreshments in the Arts Park.
Night on a Dark Trail: Spooky, entertaining Halloween trail walk at Snoqualmie Ridge is for youth, teens and adults. Visit http:// nightonadarktrail.org for tickets and information.
North Bend’s Holly Days Downtown Community Celebration is held the first weekend in December with a tree lighting ceremony, live performances and free photos with Santa. Kick off your holiday shopping and enjoy live entertainment during this annual event.
October to November Mountain Film Series: Starting in early October, North Bend Theatre, downtown North Bend, shows films from its annual Mountain outdoor series each Sunday afternoon, through December. Visit http://northbendtheatre. com for a full schedule Snoqualmie Holiday Festival: Snoqualmie celebrates the holidays the weekend following Thanksgiving with a
Banff Film Festival: North Bend Theatre hosts the Banff Film Festival, a renowned screening of the best mountain and outdoor recreation oriented films in the world. For details, visit www. northbendtheatre.com Santa Train: Ride the train with Santa, starting Thanksgiving weekend. Learn more at w w w. t r a i n m u s e u m . o r g Holiday Bazaar: Buy holiday gifts and enjoy a full day of entertainment by local young talent. The bazaar features hand-crafted goods, carolers, and the Si View dance program.
Events Calendar Calendar WHAT’S GOING ON
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1 Snoqualmie Falls and Salish Lodge & Spa, 6501 Railroad Ave SE 2 Snoqualmie Casino, 37500 SE North Bend Way 3 Snoqualmie Valley Visitor's Center, 8130 Railroad Ave SE 4 Northwest Railway Museum, 38625 SE King Street 5 Snoqualmie Valley Hospital, 9575 Ethan Wade Way SE 6 Mount Si Golf Course, 9010 Boalch Ave SE
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NORTH BEND • WA 13 North Bend Premium Outlets, 461 South Fork Ave SW 14 North Bend Theatre, 125 Bendigo Blvd N 15 Valley Center Stage, 119 W North Bend Way 16 Si View Community Center, 400 SE Orchard Dr 17 Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum, 320 Bendigo Blvd S 18 North Bend City Hall, 211 Main Avenue N 19 Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank, 126 E 3rd St 20 Mount Si Senior Center, 411 Main Ave S
FALL CITY • WA 21 Fall City Library, 33415 SE 42nd Pl 22 Fall City Park, 4099 Fall City Carnation Rd SE 23 Snoqualmie Falls Forest Theater, 36800 SE David Powell Rd 24 Snoqualmie Falls Golf Course, 35109 SE Fish Hatchery Rd 25 Twin Rivers Golf Course, 4446 Preston Fall City Rd SE 26 Fall City Food Pantry, 4326 337th Pl SE Map courtesy of Google Map
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vaughn.sherman@edwardjones.com
IT SOLUTIONS
Luden Consulting, Inc. 43211 SE 174th St, North Bend Ben Faulkner (425) 457-1591 Ben@ludenconsulting.com
LANDSCAPING
BauerCombs Landscape Architecture North Bend Susan Combs Bauer (425) 496-7772 bauercombs@gmail.com
LEGAL SERVICES
Law Offices of Patricia Army 301 West North Bend Way, Ste 108, North Bend Patricia Army (425) 391-2583 patriciaa@parmylawoffices.com
LIBRARIES
King County Library System East Region 115 E 4th St, North Bend Michele Drovdahl (425) 888-0784 michdrov@kcls.org
MANUFACTURING
Spacelabs Healthcare 35301 SE Center St., Snoqualmie Janet Story (425) 396-3300 info@spacelabshealthcare.com
Zetec, Inc. 8226 Bracken Place SE, Ste 100, Snoqualmie Tracy Cernich (425) 974-2700 AP-US@Zetec.com
MARKETING
Highlight Group 7829 Center Blvd SE #303, Snoqualmie Regan Crawford (425) 591-4499 hello@highlightgroup.com
Mountain View Promotions 1280 Mt. View Blvd. SE, North Bend Tom Hawley (206) 898-7452 tom@mvpromotions.com
Northwest Railway Museum 38625 SE King Street, Snoqualmie Richard Anderson (425) 888-3030 info@trainmuseum.org
Fall City Historical Society PO Box 293, Fall City Ruth Pickering (206) 999-2022 fallcityhistorical@juno.com
American Cancer Society 2120 First Ave N, Seattle Shelly Skaro (206) 674-4105
Snoqualmie Falls Hydroelectric Museum SE 69th St, Snoqualmie Larry Fischer (425) 831-4445
shelly.skaro@cancer.org
Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum 320 Bendigo Blvd. S., North Bend Vicki Bettes (425) 888-3200
helenr@babycorner.org
info@snoqualmievalleymuseum.org
MUSIC
Big Star Studios 7723 Center Blvd SE, Snoqualmie Corey Mosley (425) 292-3342 corey@bigstarstudios.com
NEWSPAPERS
Snoqualmie Valley Record 8124 Falls Ave. SE, Snoqualmie/ 2700 Richards Rd, Bellevue Carrie Rodriquez , Editor (425) 888-2311 (Snoqualmie) (425) 453-4270 (Bellevue) editor@valleyrecord.com
NON PROFITS
Mountains to Sound Greenway 2701 First Avenue Suite 240, Seattle Jennifer McKeown (206) 382-5555 info@mtsgreenway.org
Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank 122 East 3rd Street, North Bend Heidi Dukich (425) 888-7832
director@snoqualmievalleyfoodbank.org
MUSEUM
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
Eastside Baby Corner 1510 NW Maple Street, Issaquah Helen Banks Routon (425) 865-0234 Encompass 1407 Boalch Ave NW, North Bend Nela Cumming (425) 888-2777 info@encompassnw.org
Mamma’s Hands Snoqualmie Valley Dennis Hancock (425) 657-6499 info@mammashands.org
Mt. Si Food Bank 1550 Boalch Ave NW, North Bend Susann Hussels (425) 888-0096 susann@mtsifb.org
North Bend Educational & Cultural Assoc. “ North Bend Jill Massengill (425) 888-8535 info@festivalatmtsi.org
Snoqualmie Valley Community Network 31957 E. Commercial St, Carnation Laura Smith (425) 333-6614 svcn@msn.com
Snoqualmie Valley Women in Business 249 Main Ave S Ste 107 #301, North Bend Jacqueline Fairbrass, President (206) 883-3482 jacquelinefairbrass@gmail.com
Trail Youth 226 SE N Bend Way, North Bend Tonya Guinn (425) 638-9535 tonya@thetrailyouth.com
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OUTDOOR RECREATION
DirtFish Rally School 7001 396th Drive SE, Snoqualmie (425) 888-7715 info@dirtfish.com
OUTLET MALL
North Bend Premium Outlets 461 S Fork Ave SW, E-1, North Bend Ed Huebner (425) 888-4505
PHYSICAL THERAPY
Peak Sports and Spine Physical Therapy 7726 Center Blvd SE, Suite 220, Snoqualmie John Zanas (425) 396-7778
receptsnoq@peaksportsandspinept.com
Snoqualmie Physical Therapy 7713 Center Blvd #160, Snoqualmie Katrina Nielsen (425) 434-9607
snoqualmiept@retpt.com
dprior@simon.com
PAINTING
Claffeys Painting 204 Ballarat Avenue N, North Bend Kevin Kalberg (425) 888-3634
PIZZA
Dominos 7328 Better way SE, Snoqualmie Tyler Stewart (425) 888-1676 dominos7086@outlook.com
info@claffeys.com
PET SUPPLIES
Fetch Your Food Snoqualmie Erica Porter (206) 595-1221 fetchyourfood@gmail.com
PHOTOGRAPHY
Genuine Image Photography Snoqualmie Valley Brenda Franklin (206) 898-1032
PRESCHOOLS & CHILDCARE
bobbiharrison@johnlscott.com
Brawner and Company 35030 SE Douglas St Ste110 , Snoqualmie Colleen Burin (425) 296-2736 colleen@jhbrawner.com
Cook Real Estate Services LLC 102 W North Bend Way, North Bend David Cook (425) 922-5395 david@cookreservices.com
PRINTING
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Mary Miller Photography 120 W 6th Street, North Bend Mary J. Miller (425) 941-5070
Bobbi Harrison Real Estate Group 7032 Cook Ct SE , Snoqualmie Bobbi Harrison (425) 941-9523
Diego Vitelli - The Cascade Team Real Estate 355 NW Gilman Blvd Ste 101, Issaquah Diego Vitelli (206) 529-7728
nbmontessori@comcast.net
Jeff Goble Photography North Bend Jeff Goble (425) 831-2129
Jamesthomaslong.com
debbie@betterpropertiesre.com
Cook Real Estate Services 102 W North Bend Way, North Bend Regina Bronner (206) 947-4462
brendabrown@genuineimage.com
John Thomas Long Photography Snoqualmie James Long (415) 567-4979
Better Properties Real Estate 202 W North Bend Way Suite C, North Bend Debbie Buffelen
North Bend Montessori, Inc. PO Box 2300, North Bend Susan Weigel (425) 831-5766
Minuteman Press of Issaquah 180 NE Juniper St, Issaquah Damon Garcia (425) 391-4950
jeffgoblephoto@centurytel.net
REAL ESTATE
issaquah@minutemanpress.com
CCTV CameraScan 203 West 3rd Street, North Bend Cheryl Schneider (425) 888-9778 rob@cctvcamerascan.com
EARLBELL.com 7829 Center Blvd, SE #273, Snoqualmie Earl Bell (206) 420-5946
regina@cookreservices.com
diego@thecascadeteam.com
John L Scott - Snoqualmie Valley Property Management 43404 SE North Bend Way, North Bend ‘’Sig’’ Seglinda Jones (425) 888-3717 svpm98045@yahoo.com
John L Scott North Bend 301 West North Bend Way, North Bend Monica Antone (425) 922-2336
Karin Simpson Realtor 102 W North Bend Way, North Bend Karin Simpson (425) 387-3388 ksimpson@cookreservices.com
MK Property Services, LLC 8124 Falls Ave. SE, Snoqualmie Mike Kirkland (425) 888-2993 mike@mkps.net
Remax Integrity 208 Main Avenue S, Suite B, North Bend Carol Wright (425) 396-7100 carolwright@remax.net
Rowley Properties, Inc. 1595 NW Gilman Blvd. Ste 1, Issaquah Lisa Riley (425) 395-9563 lisa@rowleyproperties.com
Snoqualmie Ridge Office Suites 35302 SE Center St, Snoqualmie Christine Wilcock (425) 201-2006 info@snoqualmieoffices.com
The Cascade Team Snoqualmie 38700 SE River St Suite C-200, Snoqualmie Lisa Scivally (425) 292-6067 lisa@thecascadeteam.com
The Messa Group Real Estate 701 5th Ave Ste 4200, Seattle Alicia Messa (425) 919-9302 homes@themessagroup.com
RECREATION
Jet’s Gymnastics Express North Bend Johnetta Renkert (425) 888-0349 jet@JetsGymnasticsExpress.com
monicaa@johnlscott.com
earl@earlbell.com
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Valley Museums
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Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum
Home of the Snoqualmie people for thousands of years, the Snoqualmie Valley has a vibrant history that is shared at the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum. Situated in a strategic trade and transportation corridor, the Valley has always been an important location for the regional economy, especially as the Snoqualmie Pass provided access for the majority of east/west trade. This trade route has greatly shaped the history of the area. The Snoqualmie Valley Museum has a rich collection of photographs, pioneer artifacts, documents and stories. Visitors to the museum can view a turn-of-the-century kitchen and the 2018 display featuring “Sunset Highway: Foot Path to Freeway,” a journey through the early years of I-90, experiencing its evolution from the footpaths for the Snoqualmie Tribe to the Sunset Highway. Another exhibit displays artifacts and history of the Snoqualmie Tribe. The Museum Farm Shed provides a window display of the history of agriculture in the area. Pioneer toys are handy for the kids to try jacks, jacob’s ladders, tops and meet Fuzzy, the historic bear cub. In addition the museum also offers more than 15 books, magazines and CD’s with local history for purchase. The Snoqualmie Valley Museum, 320 Bendigo Blvd. S. North Bend, is open free to the public 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday through Tuesday,April through October, and noon to 4 p.m. Mondays and Tuesday, November through March. The museum is also open by appointment. Learn more at http://www.snoqualmievalleymuseum.org.
Above: The Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum. Left: A historic photo of women at Snoqualmie Falls makes the cover of the museum’s newest book. Bottom: The Northwest Railway Museum offers visitors a visit to the Valley of 100 years ago.
Northwest Railway Museum
All Aboard! The year 2018 is an exciting time to visit the Northwest Railway Museum. Visitors can step back in time to experience rail travel as it used to be aboard the museum’s historic railway cars on a scenic excursion through the upper Snoqualmie Valley. Once again, the Northwest Railway Museum is offering more than just a train ride experience to its visitors and rail fans. Nearly all regular train excursions include a stop at the Railway History Campus, where, as they enter the Train Shed Exhibit Building, guests experience how the railroad changed everything while touring beneath actual rolling stock that is part of the railroading history of the Pacific Northwest. For an even more in-depth look into this history, docent-led premier tours will be available this year. These small, personally led tours include a visit to the historic 1890 Snoqualmie Depot, a shop floor visit to the Conservation and Restoration Center to see the work going on in that unique facility and a tour of the Train Shed including, for the first time, a visit inside both Chapel Car 5 Messenger of Peace and the 001 Caboose. Excursions are two hours long and generally run on weekends through the end of October (excluding two weekends in July during Day Out with Thomas and for other events.) Old favorites such as Railroad Days and Santa Train return with the addition of a Victorian Santa Train day while the Halloween Storytelling Train runs for two full weekends and includes hands-on activities for kids of all ages. The Northwest Railway Museum offers scenic rides through the Cascade foothills to the top of Snoqualmie Falls. Visitors explore train cars, exhibits, and a Victorian-era depot while following in the footsteps of travelers who have passed through its doors since 1890. They also experience travel before the age of Interstate highways and the excitement of a working railroad with all of its bells and whistles. Passengers board the train in Snoqualmie, 38625 SE King Street, beginning at 11 a.m., or in North Bend, 205 E. McClellan Street beginning at 11:30 a.m. Admission is: $10 for children, $16 seniors, $20 adults, and children under 2 ride free. For information, visit www.trainmuseum.org or call (425) 888-3030.
Museum on track to restore train car
The Northwest Railway Museum recently acquired a 110-year-old electric train car. Built in 1907, the Interurban Car 523 is the last-known surviving Puget Sound Electric Rail Interurban car. Car 523 began its run at the electric railway as a parlor car, but eventually was outfitted with its own electric engine. Interurban cars connected the urban centers to the outlying communities, including Seattle, Tacoma, Auburn, Milton and Fife. The museum plans to restore the car to get it running on the tracks alongside their previous restoration project, the Messenger of Peace Chapel Car. Left: A look inside the Interurban car 523. Restoration is estimated to cost $650,000.
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RESTAURANTS
Snoqualmie Falls Candy Shoppe
8102 Railroad Ave SE, Snoqualmie Marsha Harris (425) 292-0624 snofallscandyshoppe@outlook.com The Riverbend Cafe
14303 436th Ave SE, North Bend Rich Maki (425) 888-6600 riverbendcafe@hotmail.com The Swirl LLC
425 Main Ave S, North Bend Tamara Davidson (425) 292-0909 theswirlllc@gmail.com
Wildflower Wine Shop
112 W 2nd Street North Bend Kimberlea Miller (425) 292-0647
kimberlea.miller@comcast.net
RETAIL
Pro Ski and Mountain Service
108 West North Bend Way, North Bend Martin Volken (425) 888-6397 info@proskiservice.com
SCHOOLS
Snoqualmie Valley School District #410
PO Box 400, Snoqualmie Kim Roeber (425) 831-8000
siteadmin@svsd410.org
SELF STORAGE
Snoqualmie Ridge Self Storage & U-Haul
35501 SE Douglas Street, Snoqualmie Ron Davis (425) 396-1410 info@snoqualmieridgestorage.com
SENIOR CENTER
Mt. Si Senior Center
411 Main Ave South, North Bend Susan Kingsbury-Comeau (425) 888-3434 susan@mtsiseniorcenter.org
SEPTIC
Huard Septic Design & Monitoring, LLC
North Bend (425) 831-1781
office@septicdesign.net
QFC
460 East North Bend Way, North Bend Zach Stratton (971) 258-1193 zach.stratton@fredmeyer.com Safeway
SERVICE CLUBS
Kiwanis Club of Snoqualmie Valley
PO Box 852, North Bend Carlos de Imus (425) 888-2068
34812 SE Douglas St, Snoqualmie Casey Henriksen (425) 831-0376
carlos.deimus@ampf.com
Verizon A Wireless Retailer
North Bend Dick Ryon raryon@comcast.net
S3613c90@safeway.com
7802 Center Blvd SE Suite A, Snoqualmie Rob Sullivan (425) 292-5039
rob.sullivan@awireless.com
Rotary Club of Snoqualmie Valley
SERVICE STATIONS
Gateway Gas and Deli
8030 Douglas Ave SE, Snoqualmie Byeong Jo (425) 292-0934
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY WOMEN IN BUSINESS MEMBER
Waste Management
P.O. Box 2238, North Bend Jacqueline Fairbrass (206) 883-3482
VISITOR INFORMATION CENTERS
Snoqualmie Valley Women in Business jacquelinefairbrass@gmail.com
SOCIAL SERVICES
Friends of Youth
7972 Maple Ave SE, Snoqualmie Terry Pottmeyer (425) 869-6490
info@friendsofyouth.org Old Friends Club
PO Box 2472, Kirkland Karen Koenig (425) 681-9776 karen@oldfriendsclub.org
TOWING
G & S Services
PO Box 990, North Bend George Wyrsch (425) 922-2279
srwyrsch@aol.com
UTILITIES
D Square Energy Systems
1546 Boalch Ave NW, Suite 70, North Bend Todd Plant (425) 888-2882
sales@d2energy.com
720 4th Ave Suite 400, Kirkland Will Ibershof (425) 823-6164 wibersho@wm.com
North Bend Visitor Information Center
250 Bendigo Blvd S, North Bend (425) 292-0260
WINE
Convergence Zone Cellars 10808 428th Ave. SE, North Bend Scott Greenberg (425) 233-5638 scott@czcellars.com
William Grassie Wine Estates 35922 SE 46th St, Fall City William Grassie (425) 974-5808 Bill@WMGrassieWines.com
WINERIES
Mount Si Winery 8463 Maple Ave SE, Snoqualmie Tami Agnew (206) 992-6033 tamiagnew@gmail.com
Pearl and Stone Wine Co
43015 SE 114th Street, North Bend Rob Wesorick (425) 395-4011 info@pearlandstonewine.com
Puget Sound Energy Bellevue David Hoffman (425) 462-3820
Sigillo Cellars, LLC
Sallal Water Association
info@sigillocellars.com
PO Box 378, North Bend Denny Scott (425) 888-3650 Denny@sallal.com
Tanner Electric Cooperative 45710 SE North Bend Way, North Bend Steve Walter (425) 888-0623 mail@tannerelectric.coop
8086 Railroad Ave SE, Snoqualmie Mike Seal (425) 292-0754
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Snoqualmie Valley Schools
Above: Snoqualmie Valley School District kindergartners enjoy a lesson on their first day of school. Below: 2018 Snoqualmie Valley School Board representatives from left are: standing, Directors Dan Popp, Melissa Johnson, Geoff Doy, Carolyn Simpson, Gary Fancher and Superintendent Joel Aune. Seated: Student Representatives Mallory Golic and Chirag Vedullapalli.
Snoqualmie Valley School District 8001 Silva Ave SE, Snoqualmie www.svsd410.org Superintendent Joel Aune (425) 831-8000
Welcome to the Snoqualmie Valley School District. Located in the scenic Cascade Mountain foothills, the District encompasses over 400 square miles, serving families in Snoqualmie, North Bend, Fall City and surrounding areas of unincorporated King County. The District offers high quality education to approximately 7,000 students in ten schools. The District’s mission is to prepare all students for college, careers, and citizenship. Snoqualmie Valley schools offer rigorous academic curriculum, career education training, extracurricular experiences, extensive technology resources, hands-on STEM education and student support services. Through a partnership between the District, Chamber of Commerce and Snoqualmie Valley Community Network, a new program was started in 2017 called Career Exploration Fridays; this offers students opportunities to tour local businesses to learn first-hand about career options. The District has a commitment to school improvement and views great teaching as the key to educational excellence. Educators receive progressive professional development, instructional coaching support from peer mentors and technology training to help them maximize the potential of students. In recent years, assessment results and the number of students choosing rigorous academic courses have trended upward. The graduation rate for the Class of 2016 was 91 percent districtwide (95 percent at Mount Si High School). Thanks to the community’s support of school bonds and levies, the District is expanding school facilities and improving its programs to serve a growing student population. State-of-the-art security systems have been installed throughout Snoqualmie Valley schools, and a new elementary school was opened in 2016. Construction also continues to rebuild, expand and modernize Mount Si High School. By fall of 2019, the new facility will serve grades 9-12 and the current Freshman Campus will be converted to a third middle school. To learn more, explore the district website at www.svsd410.org, visit a school, or stop by the district’s historic administration building, located at 8001 Silva Ave SE, Snoqualmie.
Cascade View Elementary School
Snoqualmie Elementary School
Mount Si High School
Fall City Elementary School
Timber Ridge Elementary School
Mount Si Freshman Campus
34816 SE Ridge St. Snoqualmie http://cves.svsd410.org (425) 831-4100 33314 SE 42nd Street Fall City http://fces.svsd410.org (425) 831-4000
North Bend Elementary School 400 East Third Street North Bend http://nbes.svsd410.org (425) 831-8400
Opstad Elementary School
1345 Stilson Ave. SE, North Bend http://oes.svsd410.org (425) 831-8300
39801 SE Park St., Snoqualmie http://ses.svsd410.org (425) 831-8050
34412 SE Swenson Drive Snoqualmie http://tres.svsd410.org (425) 831-3825
Chief Kanim Middle School
32627 Redmond-Fall City Rd. Fall City http://ckms.svsd410.org (425) 831-8225
Twin Falls Middle School
46910 S.E. Middle Fork Rd, North Bend http://tfms.svsd410.org (425) 831-4150
8651 Meadowbrook Way SE, Snoqualmie http://mshs.svsd410.org (425) 831-8100 9200 Railroad Ave S.E. Snoqualmie http://mshs.svsd410.org (425) 831-8450
Two Rivers School
330 Ballarat Ave. N., North Bend http://trs.svsd410.org (425) 831-4200
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SNOQUALMIE VALLEY
&
Arts Entertainment:
Arts organizations and live theaters showcase local talent
S
noqualmie Valley communities may be modest in size, but our local arts culture is alive and thriving, with arts organizations throughout the Valley.
Take Center Stage
Valley Center Stage is an all-volunteer-run community theater proudly producing quality live theater in North Bend for about 14 years. The theater aims to build community through the art and strives to be a welcoming place for new actors, volunteers and audience members alike. Producing an eclectic selection of plays from contemporary to classic, Valley Center Stage seeks to engage the audience in shows that entertain, make the audience laugh, think and feel. Recent productions include “Caps for Sale!,” Courtesy Photo “The Mystery of Irma Vep — A Penny Dreadful,”“Jake’s Women,”“Open House,” From left, Jenifer Gillis-Refenbery, René Schuchter and Bella Branson and “A Christmas Carol.” in “Jake’s Women.” The theater is located in a cozy space at 119 W North Bend Way, North Bend,on the second floor of the Mason Lodge. The theater is handicapped accessible. For more information, visit www.valleycenterstage.org.
Jazz Clubs NW
Jazz Clubs NW, the new name for the Boxley Music Fund, is still bringing live music to North Bend weekly, with special events planned each spring and fall. If you miss the Jazz Walk in April or the Blues Walk in September, you can still catch live jazz most nights at Piccola Cellars, located in the old North Bend fire hall. Visit www.jazzclubsnw.org/northbend for the schedule of performers.
Theater in the Woods
Snoqualmie Falls Forest Theater is a symbiosis of nature and musical theater. The outdoor family venue is surrounded by 95 acres of woods. The land provides the setting for theater, while the shows provide funding for stewardship of the land. Since the original plays in the 60s, minimalistic sets and performances have evolved into professional level musical productions. Learn more at, www.foresttheater.org.
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A drawing workshop at the Art Gallery of SnoValley.
Mount Si Artist Guild and Art Gallery of SnoValley
Feeling creative? The Mt. Si Artist Guild and Gallery may be just what you need to explore that feeling, in a friendly environment. The non-profit guild has two major components, the guild, and the gallery. The guild was formed in 2008 with a focus on education and a desire to foster visual fine arts. Low to no-cost workshops and demonstrations are offered monthly in a variety of media and art forms. Find a list of upcoming workshops at www.mtsiartistguild.org. The Art Gallery of SnoValley, a collective of the guild, opened in 2016 on Railroad Avenue in downtown Snoqualmie. It is open Tuesday through Sunday, displaying a variety of juried work by artists primarily from North Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall City, Carnation, and Duvall. If you come by on a Thursday you will see artists in action during the open studio. Whether you are an artist, an art enthusiast, a novice or just curious, come in to the gallery, 8130 SE Railroad Ave, Snoqualmie to explore local art. Learn more at www.artgalleryofsnovalley.com.
Fall City Arts
Fall City Arts is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing culture and awareness of the arts to a diverse and growing community. Working in collaboration with other cities, organizations, businesses, farmers and schools, the organization seeks to provide access to events, promote local artists, and encourage individuals to become more involved in their community. Fall City Arts began around 1998, with Leigh Falconer as president. Their first goal was to bring in a broad range of professional programs from outside the Snoqualmie Valley. In its first year, Fall City Arts funded two performances for the public. Each year the seasons grew to involve more and more programs, to today’s schedule of about six key events each year and many smaller ones. Learn more at www.fallcityarts.com.
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Business Education Opportunities Connect Our Community
Business Workshops at Umpqua Held at the Umpqua Community Room in North Bend, The Business Workshop is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Umpqua Bank. Attend, free of charge, on the first Wednesday of each month (September - June) from 11:30 a.m. through 1 p.m. This business education opportunity offers a rotating roster of local experts who share practical ideas to increase value, manage risk and gain a competitive edge. The format is both interactive and collaborative, leaving attendees with at least one immediately implementable nugget to grow their business!
Business Mini-Academy at Snoqualmie City Hall
Courtesy photo
Business Mini-Academy sessions are held the third Thursday of the month, October through May.
The Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce provides opportunities for business owners to connect and learn in a friendly environment. To join, visit www.snovalley.org. and check out the calendar of events.
Held at Snoqualmie City Hall on the third Thursday of each month (October - May) between 11:30 am and 1:00 pm, the Business Mini-Academy is a structured series of 8 workshops, combined with a monthly post-workshop group coaching call, designed to help owners define their success, increase revenue and profit, create an inspired and productive team of employees, and help owners build the company of their dreams while having more fun. This group learning experience is led by chamber board member Earl Bell (EARLBELL.com) and provides a deeper opportunity to learn, connect and engage with business owners just like you! The mini-academy is a complimentary benefit provided to all Chamber of Commerce members. Non-members are welcome to attend for $97 per session.
Valley Shuttle (King County METRO) Welcome to life in the Valley! You simply couldn’t pick a lovelier place with nicer people. At least, we at Snoqualmie Valley Transportation think so. As part of Mt. Si Senior Center, Snoqualmie Valley Transportation operates small, 10-12 passenger buses for all riders ages 13 and older. Children younger than 13 must be accompanied by an older person. Call (425) 888-7001 or check out www.svtbus.org. Snoqualmie Valley Transportation is here to help you get around, Monday through Friday, in case you • Don’t feel like driving • Think buses are way cooler than cars (they are) • Want to be environmentally friendly • Don’t want to own, insure and maintain more than one car • Are getting your eyes dilated and can’t drive • Just can’t stand driving in the dark • Can’t drive for any other reason
Whatever your reason, we’re here for you.
Types of weekday service include regular bus service, called Valley Shuttle, to and from the Metro stops between North Bend and Duvall on a regular schedule, every 90 minutes, for a $1 suggested donation; door-to-door service for riders in the cities of North Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall City and Preston for $1 per ride; and two
circulator buses traveling a downtown loop between North Bend and Snoqualmie once per hour, and the Cedar Falls Loop which covers the area between North Bend and the neighborhoods of Wilderness Rim and Riverbend six times a day.
ADDITIONAL TRANSPORTATION RESOURCES: Snoqualmie Metro: kingcounty.gov/metro/svt Valley Shuttle Timetable: SVTbus.org Transit Trip Planner: kingcounty.gov/tripplanner (use code SVT for the Valley Shuttle)
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Help is here
Sometimes, neighbors need help making ends meet or are dealing with emergencies. Several organizations in and around the Snoqualmie Valley are ready to help.
Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank
At Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank, they believe that everyone deserves the right to access healthy fresh food. They have a significant role in the stability and health of our community and the people they serve. Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank has a Resource Office with knowledgeable staff who meet one-on-one with clients to assist with employment, housing, food stamps and more. They also partner with other agencies and organizations to bring even more resources to our community. At Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank, they believe working together makes us stronger and allows everyone an opportunity to meet their potential and live a healthy life. The food bank distributes food, 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays, for all clients; and from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Mondays for seniors only. No appointment is needed. Donations can be made at the food bank Mondays and Tuesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.; Wednesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.; and Thursdays and Fridays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The Resource Office is open Monday through Wednesday. Operating hours are 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays, 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays. Additional times available by appointment. If you are interested in supporting the food bank’s vision to lead the effort
File Photos
Above: During the Mount Si Food Bank’s open house last November, volunteers opened the food bank up for the evening hours, while guests explored the food bank, asked questions, and experienced shopping at the food bank as aclient would. Below: The Adra P. Berry Memorial Food Bank in Preston. to feed, educate and advocate ending hunger in the Snoqualmie Valley, contact them to schedule a tour. The Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank is at 122 E, Third St., North Bend. Call (425)-888-7832 or or visit snoqualmievalleyfoodbank.org.
Mount Si Food Bank
Mt Si Food Bank provides food and related services to individuals and families in need every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The organization, located at 1550 Boalch Ave. NW, North Bend, strives to help people remain self-sufficient in the community and to maintain a sense of individual worth and dignity. Learn more at www.mtsifoodbank. org.
Adra P. Berry Memorial Food Bank
The Adra P. Berry Memorial Food Bank is an outreach ministry of Raging River Community Church in Preston. Recognizing the needs of people in the Valley for food, the food bank was started in the early 1970s by members of the church.
Anyone is welcome to visit the food back on Thursday afternoons between the hours of 3 and 4 p.m., for the weekly food distribution. The food bank is located at 31104 SE 86th St. in Preston. Everyone is welcome. The food bank accepts non-perishable food donations and financial contributions. “It is a blessing to be able to serve the community this way,” said Pastor Roy Peacock. For more information, call (425) 222-5573.
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Friends of Youth
Friends of Youth’s mission is to partner with youth and families to provide the relationships, resources and skills they need to attain personal growth and success. Their vision is for all youth to have every opportunity to succeed.
Eastside Baby Corner
Eastside Baby Corner supports 191 family-service programs within 56 partner agencies which directly assist children and parents living in poverty or crisis. Through this network of programs, more than 800 children each week get the essentials they need for healthy development. Eastside Baby Corner is the only organization in greater east and north King County, south Snohomish County, and in the West Sound region, to provide this service for children who are living at or below the poverty level. EBC works as a safety net for both the family-assistance providers and for the families they help. Diapers, formula, car seats, warm coats, clothes for growing kids, or a crib for a newborn are the really basic, fundamental things parents need. EBC takes in donations of children’s clothing and goods from the community, purchases baby food, formula, car seats, pack-n-play beds and diapers, and today annually distributes about $4.5 million worth of goods directly to provider partners. About 86 percent of what is given out are new or gently used goods donated by the community. Volunteers donate an average of more than 2,500 hours each month, including 80-plus core volunteers and community volunteers. The organization was born in 1990 when Karen Ridlon, a local pediatric nurse practitioner, became concerned about the large numbers of babies in her practice begin-
ning life without adequate food, clothing, beds or safety equipment. With a few small items, and an unheated donated storage unit, the organization began distributing donated items to public health nurses in Bellevue and Issaquah and to the Issaquah Food Bank. Eastside Baby Corner is non-sectarian and non-partisan, providing resources to all children in need, from birth to age 12, regardless of their religious, ethnic or other affiliations. Visit EBC at 1510 NW Maple St., Issaquah, or online at babycorner.org.
Fall City Food Pantry
The Food Pantry is a nonprofit, volunteersupported program hosted by the Fall City United Methodist Church, 4326 337th Place SE, Fall City. The pantry is open the first and third Wednesday of each month. The pantry provides non-perishable foods, fresh vegetables and fruits as well as hygiene products to individuals and families who live in the communities located in the Snoqualmie Valley. Their mission, “to fight hunger in our community in a manner that respects the dignity of those we serve,” drives all they do. All clients are served without prejudice or promotion of any faith. Supported by generous donations from individual community members, businesses, groups and local municipalities, the pantry also partners with Northwest Harvest and Eastside Baby Corner. For more information, to volunteer or to contribute, visit fallcityfoodpantry.org .
Since 1986, Friends of Youth has offered counseling and support services to youth and their families in the Snoqualmie school community. Their services include mental health counseling, substance abuse treatment, parenting education and support, drop-out prevention and academic support and home visiting and early learning for young parents. For more information, visit friendsofyouth.org
Hopelink
Hopelink helps low-income families, children, seniors, and people with disabilities with food, shelter, family development and stabilization, transportation and adult literacy skills. The Sno-Valley center in Carnation serves the area north of I-90 and east through Skykomish. To learn more, visit the website at hopelink.org or call 425-869-6000.
Mamma’s Hands
The mission at Mamma’s Hands and is to help those in crisis regain their self respect and help them become productive members of society. The organization provides people the support and direction they need to become productive members of society. Mamma’s Hands’ vision is hope in every individual. They do this through two programs: The Phone Home program and the House of Hope program. Phone Home aims to reconnect and reunite the homeless living on the streets with their families across the country. House of Hope helps mothers in crisis find their way—to be the best they
can be, for themselves and for their children. For more information, visit www.mammashands.org.
Snoqualmie Valley Winter Shelter
The Valley Renewal Center is made up of Snoqualmie Valley community members who have a passion for helping the local homeless population connect with the care and services they need. Through the Valley Renewal Center, two programs are available to local residents, a day center, where people can access services and resources, come in to warm up and relax for few hours, and an overnight shelter, providing a warm, safe place to sleep, access to resources, plus a hot meal and breakfast. Each year, the winter shelter is hosted by local churches in North Bend, Snoqualmie and Fall City. The shelter opens nightly from 8:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. and serves men, women and families. Visit valleyrenewalcenter.com for more information.
The Trail Youth
The Trail Youth in North Bend is a nonprofit organization that seeks to build bridges between youth and the many resources available to them. The organization helps youth, ages 13-19, who are facing some form of trauma by promoting stable, nurturing relationships with mentors and promoting a safe, healing environment through a youth coffee shop. The Trail Youth’s program is designed after the life coaching system. Their focus is on the future, while addressing the past and meeting the needs of the present. Their goal is to be a trusted community safe place that is known for empowering youth and decreasing the impact of trauma. For more information, visit www. thetrailyouth.com.
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Reasons to ♥ the Valley Snoqualmie Falls
Wild Hare Vintage, Snoqualmie
♥ Trails
Snoqualmie Casino
♥ Elk are all over the
place, but especially visible at dawn and dusk. See the local herd at Meadowbrook Farm and Interpretive center.
♥ Kayaking for all skill
levels, from beginners to veterans, on the Snoqualmie River's Middle Fork and Rattlesnake Lake.
♥ Twin Peaks lives on in
the Valley, where superfans gather every summer for the Twin Peaks Festival. And the original series was filmed right here, of course.
♥ Wineries —The Snoqualmie Valley is home to a growing number of local wineries and tasting rooms, catering to all palates. The grapes come from Eastern Washington, but they’re blended and bottled much closer to home. Area winemakers
♥ favor the Old World styles in the Valley, but you’ll also find such modern influences as Piccola Cellars draft wine tasting room.
♥ Mount Si changes
color with the season and the time of day.
♥ Historic trains and a 120-year-old depot at the Northwest Railway Museum in downtown Snoqualmie, plus on special weekends all season, the unforgettable sound of a steam train whistle. ♥ Farmer's markets at
North Bend's Si View Community Center (Thursdays) and downtown Carnation (Tuesdays) have plenty of fresh local produce and homegrown entertainment.
♥ Vegas-style glitz at the Snoqualmie Casino. Thousands of games, a cigar bar, national comedy and music acts, box-
♥
♥
Twede’s Cafe, North Bend
♥
ing, and plenty of dining options can be found here.
♥ Berry pies galore, plus steam train rides, a hay maze and petting zoo at Carnation's Remlinger Farms. It’s an old-fashioned way to spend the day. ♥ Amazing vistas at Snoqualmie Falls, Rattlesnake Ledge and Snoqualmie Point Park. ♥ Watch fireworks from Tolt-MacDonald Park in Carnation during the town's Fourth of July celebration. ♥ Appetites are un-
leashed annually in the pie-eating contest at the Festival at Mount Si. Chefs compete in the berry dessert and chili cook-off throw-downs.
♥ Giggles for all ages at Fall City's Duck Derby.
Watch rubber duckies race down the river in this short, but gripping contest helping local schools.
Snoqualmie to compete for cash and the coolest tournament attire ever, a leather bomber jacket
♥ Community Spirit: We know we’re lucky to have such outstanding community volunteers here, and we go out of our way to make sure they know it, too.
♥ Quirky local shops. With specialty shops like Corners Gift Shop, Carmichael’s True Value Hardware, Down to Earth Flowers and Gifts, Wild Hare Vintage, Birches Habitat there’s always
♥ Floating. Local rivers provide the perfect retreat when the weather gets warm. All you need is a life jacket and an inner tube to spend a day blissfully drifting on many spots of the Snoqualmie River. One of the most popular stretches, because of the easy access, starts below Snoqualmie Falls at the Plum 1 boat launch. ♥ The annual Boeing Classic stop on the PGA Tournament of Champions brings top golfers to
something to catch your eye and make you smile as you walk our downtowns.
♥ The Valley has numerous trails and the significant soft-surface trail system on Snoqualmie Ridge links many neighborhoods and open spaces. There’s something for everyone, from hikers and backpackers, to mountain bikers and equestrians.
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Where to Eat
The Valley has fare to fit every appetite, from upscale fast food found to fine dining , plus everything in between.
Snoqualmie The BindleStick
Coffee and beer., small menu of wild and wacky (but delicious) paninis 8010 Railroad Ave, Snoqualmie (425) 888-0259
café minee
Seattle, fresh bakeries made with quality ingredients, natural flavors and love 8150 Railroad Ave SE Ste B , Snoqualmie (425) 223-9889
Salish Lodge & Spa
Luxury resort and spa perched atop Snoqualmie Falls 6501 Railroad Avenue SE, Snoqualmie (800) 272-5474
Snoqualmie Falls Candy Shoppe
North Bend Mt Si Pub
Small local pub serving beer, wine, spirits and food. 45530 SE North Bend Way, North Bend (425) 831-6155
The Riverbend Cafe
Flavorful comfort food with fresh, local ingredients. 14303 436th Ave SE North Bend (425) 888-6600
Roaring River Bed & Breakfast
A hot breakfast will be delivered to your door in a beautiful picnic basket. 46715 SE 129th St, North Bend (425) 888-4834
The Riverbend Cafe, North Bend
Sigillo Cellars, LLC
Wildflower Wine Shop
Dedicated to Washington wines, local, organic food 112 W 2nd Street, North Bend (425) 292-0647
Local winery’s tasting room, serving a portfolio of Bordeaux and Rhône varietals. 8086 Railroad Ave SE, Snoqualmie (425) 292-0754
Fall City
Snoqualmie Casino
Award-winning restaurant featuring fresh regional dishes, topped off by a small hotel. 4200 Preston Fall City Road SE, Fall City (425) 222-4800
The Snoqualmie Casino features a variety of restaurants. 37500 SE North Bend Way, Snoqualmie (425) 888-1234
Snoqualmie Falls Brewing Company
A brewery and taproom with outstanding beers, seasonal and special brews, pub food. 8032 Falls Ave, Snoqualmie (425) 831-2357 (Taproom)
Snoqualmie Falls Candy Shoppe
An old-time candy shop with bulk and specialty candies, an ice cream parlor and café 8102 Railroad Ave SE, Snoqualmie (425) 292-0624
The Roadhouse Restaurant & Inn
The Roadhouse Restaurant & Inn, Fall City
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Snoqualmie Tribe The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe has lived in the Snoqualmie Valley since time immemorial and consists of approximately 500 members. The tribe is federally recognized and had more signatures than any other on the Treaty of Point Elliott in 1855, which reserved fishing rights and reservations for Washington tribes. The Tribe is governed by a constitution and tribal council: Tribal council members are: Chairwoman Jolene Williams Vice Chair Lois Sweet Dorman Secretary Alisa Burley Treasurer Suzanne Sailto Honorable Lifetime Elder Katherine Barker Council members Bob de los Angeles, Steve de los Angeles, Michael Ross, Danniel Willoughby, Richard Zambrano Council alternate Wes Willoughby Chiefs Andy de los Angeles, Nathan
Courtesy photo
The Snoqualmie Tribal Council.
(Pat) Barker The Tribe owns and operates the following facilities which are open to the public: Snoqualmie Tobacco Company and Liquor Store; Snoqualmie Casino (the Valley’s largest employer);
Snoqualmie Casino Snoqualmie Casino is Seattle’s closest full-service casino, located just 30 minutes from downtown. In a spectacular Northwest setting, Snoqualmie Casino combines breathtaking views in a sophisticated gaming facility, complete with 55 classic table games – including Blackjack, Roulette and Baccarat – 1,700 state-of-the-art slot machines and a five-table poker room.
North Bend Health Clinic. The Tribe supports the Snoqualmie Valley community where it has donated nearly $2 million to non-profit organizations since 2010. For more information visit snoqualmietribe.us.
Contacts Administration Office: (425) 8886551 Snoqualmie Casino: (425) 888-1234 North Bend Health Clinic: (425) 888-5511 Snoqualmie Tobacco Company & Liquor Store: (425) 888-3071
Snoqualmie Casino serves up high quality amenities such as a cigar lounge, a popular concert venue featuring all-star acts and diverse dining. The first acts in the 2018 Summer Concert Series have been announced, with Ann Wilson of Heart kicking things off July 6. The series will return this year to the outdoor Mountain View Plaza with views of Snoqualmie Valley, Mount Si, and the Cascades. Ticket prices start at $25 per person and are available at snotickets.com. Tickets can also be purchased at Snoqualmie Casino’s box office. Must be 21 and over to attend. Additional summer concert series acts to be announced soon. For more information regarding these and other events at Snoqualmie Casino, visit snocasino.com/entertainment. Ann Wilson When: Friday, July 6 at 8 p.m. Air Supply When: Saturday, July 7 at 8 p.m. Trace Adkins When: Saturday, July 21 at 8 p.m. Roger Hodgson: The voice of Supertramp When: Saturday, July 28 at 8 p.m.
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Alphabetical Chamber Membership Listings A to Zzz Dental
Bella Vita Spa and Salon
Cascade Golf Course
Costco Member
Acacia Hair Salon Rene Howell (425) 396-7036
Better Properties Real Estate
Cascade Team Snoqualmie, The
Cutler Investment Group
Advanced Anesthesia Services
Big Star Studios
CCTV CameraScan Cheryl Schneider (425) 888-9778
Gabriel Malouf (425) 292-9230 Dentists, Health & Wellness, Health Care
Beauty Salons, Beauty Products
Allyn Wilcock (425) 615-6100 Health Care Agape Chiropractic Healing Center
Leslie Bedell (425) 888-1670 Chiropractors All Service Glass
Joe Blundell (425) 392-1122 Glass , Auto Repair, Professional Services American Cancer Society
Shelly Skaro (206) 674-4105 Non-profit Organizations
Art Gallery of SnoValley, a Mt Si Artist Guild Collective
Gayll Morrison (425) 213-9321 Art Assurance Group, The
Karen Nelson (206) 650-8073 Insurance Attorney Daniel Findley
Dan Findley (206) 689-2127 Attorneys AtWork!
Wally Tallbit (425) 274-4000 Community Organizations Balancing Life, LLC
Monica Lynne (425) 922-1499 Health & Wellness Bartell Drugs
Taylor Isenhour (425) 363-6045 Health & Wellness BauerCombs Landscape Architecture
Susan Combs Bauer (425) 496-7772 Landscaping Beauvais, Sue
Sue Beauvais (425) 890-2038 Individual, Snoqualmie Valley Women in Business Member
Pepper Allphin (425) 888-4888 Beauty Salons
Debbie Buffelen Real Estate
Corey Mosley (425) 292-3342 Music, Arts and Entertainment
Dean Pattermann (425) 888-4653 Golf, Outdoor Recreation
Lisa Scivally (425) 292-6067 Real Estate
Professional Services
Laurie Brese (425) 313-0965 x226 Grocery Stores, Retail Jonas Means (206) 276-2347 Investments/Financial Services
D Square Energy Systems
Todd Plant (425) 888-2882 Utilities Dark Horse Ink
Michael Hughes (425) 222-3555 Clothing
BindleStick, The (425) 888-0259
City of North Bend
Coffee Houses, Beer, Where to Meet
Susie Oppedal (425) 888-1211 City Governments, City Offices
Birches Habitat
City of Snoqualmie
Diego Vitelli - The Cascade Team Real Estate
Bobbi Harrison Real Estate Group
Claffeys Painting
DirtFish Rally School
Cleaning Authority, The
Dominos
CLG Employer Resources LLC
Down to Earth Flowers and Gifts
Club at Snoqualmie Ridge, The
Duvall Chamber of Commerce
Color Me Mine of Snoqualmie
EARLBELL.com
Nancy Wray (425) 292-9390 Gifts, Art, Clothing, Home Decor, Retail
Bobbi Harrison 425-941-9523 Real Estate Brawner and Company
Colleen Burin (425) 296-2736 Real Estate Brown & Sterling P.S.
Jaime Cole (425) 222-6374 Attorneys, Legal Services Bybee Farms
Jayne & Steve Bybee (425) 888-5745 Farms, Event Facilities, Outdoor Recreation cafĂŠ minee Sang Kim (425) 223-9889
Bakeries
Carmichael’s True Value Hardware
Wendy Thomas (425) 888-1107 Hardware, Building Materials, Gifts Carnation Chamber of Commerce
(425) 829-3165 Chamber, Non-profit, Visitor Information Carriage Insurance Agency
Jody Carr (425) 888-5066 Insurance
Cascade Diesel Truck & RV Repair
Karen Hahn (425) 888-1886 Auto Repair, Rec Vehicles-Storage/Repair
James Mayhew (425) 888-1555 City Governments, City Offices Kevin Kalberg (425) 888-3634 Painting, Home Care Services Paul McMahon (425) 292-9643 Cleaning Services, Home Care Services
Anessa Brechbiel (425) 391-4141 Insurance
Meredith Weeks (425) 396-6000 Golf, Event Facilities
Chennal Darcy (425) 292-3697 Arts and Entertainment, Event Facilities Convergence Zone Cellars
Scott Greenberg (425) 233-5638 Wine
Cook Real Estate Services LLC
David Cook (425) 922-5395 Real Estate
Cook Real Estate Services
Regina Bronner (206) 947-4462 Real Estate Corners Gift Shop Peggy Lefley (425) 888-2488
Gifts, Retail
Diego Vitelli (206) 529-7728 Real Estate
(425) 888-7715 Outdoor Recreation, Biking, Car Racing Tyler Stewart (425) 888-1676 Pizza
Alice Friedel (425) 831-1772 Florists, Art, Gifts, Home Decor, Retail
Chamber Admin (425) 788-9182 Chamber, Non-profit, Visitor Information Earl Bell (206) 420-5946 Professional Services Eastside Baby Corner
Helen Banks Routon (425) 865-0234 Non Profits, Youth and Senior Support Eastside Psychological Associates
Alisa Burpee (425) 292-3318 Health Care, Counseling Edward Jones
Vaughn Sherman (425) 888-2068 Investments/Financial Services Encompass
Nela Cumming (425) 888-2777 Preschools & Childcare, Non-profit
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Healing Garden Day Spa, The
Fall City Historical Society
Heirloom Cookshop
Jim Kieburtz (425) 392-0250 Engineering, Professional Services Ruth Pickering (206) 999-2022 Museum, Historical Attractions
Feeling Absolutely Fabulous LLC
Jacqueline Fairbrass (206) 883-3482 Health & Wellness, SV Women in Business Fetch Your Food
Erica Porter (206) 595-1221 Pet Supplies Fire District #38
Chris Dahline (425) 392-3433 Government, Emergency Services Friends of Youth
Terry Pottmeyer (425) 869-6490 Social Svcs, Youth and Senior Support G & S Services
George Wyrsch (425) 922-2279 Towing, Service Stations Gateway Gas and Deli
Byeong Jo (425) 292-0934 Service Stations Genuine Image Photography
Brenda Franklin (206) 898-1032 Photography, Marketing
Heather Ryan (425) 292.0402 Health & Wellness
Kristen Schumacher (206) 227-3000 Catering Heritage Bank
Sandy Ramsey (425) 394-4450 Banks Highlight Group
Regan Crawford (425) 591-4499 Marketing, Consultants, Professional Svcs Hilton Garden Inn/ Homewood Suites Seattle/ Issaquah
Lisa Shennum (425) 837-3600 / (425) 391-4000 Accommodations Huard Septic Design & Monitoring, LLC
(425) 831-1781 Septic
Huntington Learning Center
Sariya Rashid (425) 292-3664 Academic Tutoring Jeff Goble Photography
Jeff Goble (425) 831-2129 Photography
Goddard School, The
Jet’s Gymnastics Express
Gordon Construction
John Day Homes, Inc.
GYMGUYZ East King County
John L Scott North Bend
Hallamore Homes Inc
John L Scott - Snoqualmie Valley Property Management ‘’Sig’’ Seglinda Jones (425) 888-3717
Julio Ibarra (425) 381-4185 Child Care, Preschools & Childcare Becky Gordon (425) 222-6570 Construction Kevin Poskitt (206) 972-0250 Fitness Center
Troy Hallamore (425) 749-2736 Construction Hankins, Susan
Susan Hankins (425) 888-4410 Individual Hauglie Insurance Agency
Kevin Hauglie (425) 222-5881 Insurance, SV Women in Business
Johnetta Renkert (425) 888-0349 Recreation, Arts and Entertainment Michelle Randall (425) 831-4901 Construction Monica Antone (425) 922-2336 Real Estate
Real Estate
Key Bank
Michelle Petrovich (425) 396-8000 Banks, SV Women in Business King County Library System East Region Michele Drovdahl (425) 888-0784
Libraries
King County Councilmember Kathy Lambert
Kathy Lambert (206) 477-1003 Government
Kirby M. Nelson, DDS, PS Mary Ann Fowler (425) 831-0386
MK Property Services, LLC
Mike Kirkland (425) 888-2993 Real Estate Mosaic Catering
Bill Pritchard (425) 221-1064 Caterers, Catering Mt. Si Food Bank
Susann Hussels (425) 888-0096 Non-profit Organizations Mount Si Golf Course
Kiwanis Club of Snoqualmie Valley
Mt. Si Pub
Dentists
Carlos de Imus (425) 888-2068 Service Clubs
Scott Barter (425) 391-4926 Golf, Outdoor Recreation, Where to Meet Rob Sherard (425) 831-6155 Beer, Bars, Wine Mt. Si Senior Center
Krona & Krona CPA’s
John Krona (425) 888-0916 Accountants
Susan Kingsbury-Comeau (425) 888-3434 Senior Center, Social Services
Law Offices of Patricia Army
Mt Si Sports + Fitness
Patricia Army (425) 391-2583 Legal Services
Ben Cockman (425) 831-7782 Fitness Center, Health & Wellness
Luden Consulting, Inc.
Mount Si Winery
Ben Faulkner (425) 457-1591 IT Solutions
Tami Agnew (206) 992-6033 Wineries
Mary Miller Photography
Mountain View Promotions
Mary J. Miller (425) 941-5070 Photography
Tom Hawley (206) 898-7452 Marketing
McClellan Building, LLC
Mountains to Sound Greenway
Robert S. Yerkes (425) 831-5135 Developers McNeely, Gloria
Gloria McNeely (425) 677-7467 Individual Mamma’s Hands
Dennis Hancock (425) 657-6499 Non-profit/Community Organizations Meadowbrook Urgent Care & Specialty Clinic
Janet Eppright (425) 831-0777 Health Care, Emergency Services
Kelly R. Garwood, DDS
Messa Group Real Estate, The Alicia Messa (425) 919-9302
Kelly Garwood (425) 888-0867 Dentists
Damon Garcia (425) 391-4950 Printing
Kirby M. Nelson, DDS, PS NB Mary Ann Fowler (425) 888-1896
Karin Simpson Realtor
(425) 387-3388 Real Estate
Minuteman Press of Issaquah
Real Estate
Jennifer McKeown (206) 382-5555 Non-profit Organizations Mumma Associates Insurance Duane Mumma (425) 455-1406
Insurance
Murphy Law Group
John Murphy (206) 940-6502 Legal Services, Attorneys Nelson, Blair, Langer & Engle PLLC
Elizabeth LePley (425) 394-4117 Attorneys New Legends
Chelley Patterson (425) 533-1833 Consultants
2018 Community Guide and Directory | 41 Nintendo of America Inc. Sharon Wiltshire (425) 882-2040
Distributors
Nor West RV Park
Troy Thompson (425) 888-9685 Accommodations, Where To Stay North Bend Ace Hardware Gordon Gaub (425) 888-1242
Hardware
North Bend Automotive
(425) 888-4522 Auto Repair
North Bend Chevrolet Jason Fraser (425) 888-0781
Auto Sales, Auto Repair
North Bend Chiropractic and Golf Fitness Matthew Miller (425) 888-3600
Chiropractors, Health & Wellness
North Bend Educational & Cultural Assoc. Jill Massengill (425) 888-8535
Non-profit Organizations
North Bend Montessori, Inc. Susan Weigel (425) 831-5766
Preschools & Childcare, Schools North Bend Premium Outlets Ed Huebner (425) 888-4505
Outlet Mall, Retail
North Bend Visitor Information Center & Mountain View Gallery
Deborah Doy (425) 292-0260 Art, Visitor Information Centers Northwest Premium Services
Louise Wall (206) 240-0189 Cleaning Services, Home Care Services Northwest Railway Museum
Richard Anderson (425) 888-3030 Museum, Entertainment, Historic Train Old Friends Club
Karen Koenig (425) 681-9776 Social Services Opus Bank
David Snow (425) 831-1761 Banks
Overlake Hospital Medical Center Daniel Craven (425) 688-5605
Health Care, Emergency Services
Peak Sports and Spine Physical Therapy John Zanas (425) 396-7778
Physical Therapy, Health & Wellness Pearl and Stone Wine Co.
Rob Wesorick (425) 395-4011 Wineries
Perteet, Inc. Rahmi Kutsal, PE (425) 888-5825
Engineering, Consultants
Pineapple Life Yoga and Barre Studio
Desiree Adams (206) 234-3300 Fitness Center Preiser Consultants
Randall Preiser (813) 541-9759 Consultants Primary Care Hospital Clinic
(425) 831-2333 Health Care
Pro Ski and Mountain Service
Martin Volken (425) 888-6397 Retail Puget Sound Energy
David Hoffman (425) 462-3820 Utilities QFC
Zach Stratton (971) 258-1193 Retail Rainbow Lodge Tim Jack (425) 888-4181
Event Facilities, Non-profit Organizations Remax Integrity
Carol Wright (425) 396-7100 Real Estate Riverbend Cafe, The
Rich Maki (425) 888-6600 Restaurants, Breakfast, Where to Meet Roadhouse Restaurant & Inn, The
Rob Rosemont (425) 222-4800 Accommodations, Restaurants
Roaring River Bed & Breakfast
Herschel & Peggy Backues (425) 888-4834 Bed & Breakfast, Accommodations Rock Creek Ridge & Mount Si Apts
Shelly Bevens (425) 831-8500 Housing
Rotary Club of Snoqualmie Valley Dick Ryon
Service Clubs, Non Profits
Rowley Properties, Inc.
Lisa Riley (425) 395-9563 Real Estate Safeway
Casey Henriksen (425) 831-0376 Retail Salish Lodge & Spa
(800) 272-5474 Accommodations, Event Facilities, Restaurants Sallal Water Association Denny Scott (425) 888-3650
Utilities, Water Systems
Si View Metro Parks
Minna Rudd (425) 831-1900 Community Organizations, Outdoor Recreation Sigillo Cellars, LLC
Mike Seal (425) 292-0754 Wineries, Wine Simpson, Carolyn
Carolyn Simpson (425) 890-2239 Individual, SV Women in Business Singletrack Cycles Erik Alston (425) 888-0101
Snoqualmie Falls Candy Shoppe
Marsha Harris (425) 292-0624 Restaurants
Snoqualmie Falls Hydroelectric Museum
Larry Fischer (425) 831-4445 Museum, Historical Attractions Snoqualmie Lodge aka Jernie Inn
Bernie Schulteck (425) 226-6217 Accommodations Snoqualmie Physical Therapy
Katrina Nielsen (425) 434-9607 Physical Therapy Snoqualmie Ridge Chiropractic
Benjamin Britton (425) 396-5570 Chiropractors Snoqualmie Ridge Medical Clinic
Valerie Huffman (425) 396-7682 Health Care
Snoqualmie Ridge Office Suites
Christine Wilcock (425) 201-2006 Real Estate Snoqualmie Ridge ROA
(425) 396-5430 Homeowner Associations
Snoqualmie Ridge Self Storage & U-Haul
Ron Davis (425) 396-1410 Self Storage, Moving Supplies
Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce
Bicycle Shop, Bicycle Rentals/Repair
Monica Lynne (425) 888-6362 Chamber, Community/Networking
Sno Falls Credit Union Stacy Dorn (425) 888-4004
Snoqualmie Valley Eyecare Associates
Credit Unions, Mortgage
Snoqualmie Casino Scott Smith (425) 888-1234
Casinos, Bars, Entertainment Snoqualmie Falls Brewing Company
Dave Eiffert 425-831-2357 (Taproom) Breweries, Bar Food, Beer, Restaurants
Brian Duvall (425) 831-2020 Eye Care, Health & Wellness
Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank
Heidi Dukich (425) 888-7832 Non-profit Organizations Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum
Vicki Bettes (425) 888-3200 Museum, Historical Attractions
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SR Benefits Consulting
Snoqualmie Valley Community Network
State Farm Insurance
Tom Parker (425) 831-2300 Health Care, Emergency Services
Steve Rackets (425) 301-4449 Insurance Ken Rustad (425) 888-0421 Insurance
Laura Smith (425) 333-6614 Non-profit Organizations
STS Landscape and Construction Services
Snoqualmie Valley Orthodontics Brandon Johnson (425) 292-6162
TreeHouse Point
BreeAnn Monahan Email preferred: info@treehousepoint.com Accommodations, Event Facilities, Twin Peaks Nutrition and Wellness
Sharon Hockenbury (425) 888-3222 Health & Wellness, Nutrition Twin Star Car Wash
Dentists
Bryan Townley (425) 941-9754 Home Improvement, Landscaping, Tree Svcs
Snoqualmie Valley Record
Swirl LLC, The
Umpqua Bank
Tall Chief RV Campground
US Forest Service Snoqualmie Ranger District
Tamara Davidson (425) 292-0909 Restaurants
Carrie Rodriquez, Editor (425) 888-2311/ (425) 53-4270 Newspapers
Lori Salin (425) 222-0778 Accommodations. Outdoor Recreation
Snoqualmie Valley School District #410 Kim Roeber (425) 831-8000
Tami Jones Interior Designer
Schools
Tami Jones(425) 260-1337 Interior Design
Snoqualmie Valley Women in Business Jacqueline Fairbrass (206) 883-3482
Tanner Electric Cooperative
Snoqualmie Valley Women in Business
Steve Walter (425) 888-0623 Utilities
Snoqualmie Valley YMCA
Nate Smith (425) 256-3115 Community Organizations, Non Profits
Technical Glass Products
LouAnn Smith (800) 426-0279 Glass, Construction
SnoValley Velo Club
Jeff Scott (206) 919-6147 Biking
Three Moons Midwifery PLLC
South Fork Geosciences, PLLC
Andrew Glandon (425) 831-2023 Engineering, Professional Services Janet Story 425-396-3300 Manufacturing
Robert Wotton (425) 888-1616 Banks, SV Women in Business Member
Martie Schramm (425) 888-1421 Forestry Valley Center Stage
Tom Watson (425) 507-9343 Legal Services Wild Hare Vintage
Iya & Norman Brown (805) 637-5980 Gifts William Grassie Wine Estates
William Grassie (425) 974-5808 Wine White Horse Promotional Products, LLC
Jaye Siqueiros (425) 681-8557 Advertising Wildflower Wine Shop
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Jim Snyder Entertainment
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Rob Sullivan (425) 292-5039 Retail, Electronics, Telecommunications
Dr. Alisha Wilkes DNP, CNM, ARNP (425) 395-4768 Health Care
Vista Cafe
Trail Youth
Washington BBI
Tonya Guinn (425) 638-9535 Non-profit Organizations
Spacelabs Healthcare
Joe Eddings (425) 466-6981 Car Wash
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Your local libraries
The King County Library System (KCLS) operates three libraries in the Valley, serving the communities of North Bend, Snoqualmie and Fall City. Each library features collections of books, magazines, movies, music and instant access to downloadable e-books. Programming for all ages is offered in the libraries and at various community venues including the Snoqualmie Valley YMCA, Si View Park and Valley Center Stage. Functioning as activity cen-
ters for their communities, the libraries also offer public meeting room space and computer access. More information is online at www.kcls.org.
Fall City Library
33415 SE 42nd Place, Fall City; (425) 222-5951 Open hours: Monday through Thursday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
North Bend Library
Snoqualmie Library
7824 Center Boulevard S.E., Snoqualmie; (425) 888-1223 Open hours: Monday though Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Carnation Library
480Tolt Ave. Carnation; (425) 333-4398 Open hours: Monday - Thursday, 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; Friday: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Saturday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
115 E . Fourth Street, North Bend; (425) 888-0554 Open hours: Monday through Thursday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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Welcome to Si View Metro Parks
Si View Metropolitan Park District strives to enhance the quality of life for residents in Snoqualmie Valley through recreation programs and parks. Our main campus is located at Si View Park, in the heart of North Bend. With a historic community center, indoor pool, multiuse sports fields, picnic shelter and playgrounds, it is the only such regional recreational facility serving as the social, cultural and educational hub in the community.
The district operates an extensive array of recreation programs connecting with residents of all ages and abilities. Additionally, seasonal activities bring the community together for events such as the North Bend Farmers Market and Summer Concert Series, Festival at Mount Si, Theater in the Park, Harvest Festival and Si View Holiday Bazaar. In 2017, more than 180,000 visitors were served through Si View programs and events! Some of the more popular activities include swim lessons, youth recreational basketball leagues, before- and after-school programs, and summer camps. Through partnerships and cooperative arrangements, the district actively manages, operates and schedules nearly 900 acres of parkland in the upper Snoqualmie Valley. In all, this system of parks, programs and trails supports a range of active and passive recreation experiences. The district has earned strong community support, and continues to work hard to improve the quality of life for residents by investing in parks infrastructure. Since 2005, more than $10 million has been dedicated to facility and park improvements to ensure facilities are ready to serve today’s community as well as future generations. The historic Si View Community Center has been rehabilitated, Si View Park renovated with new playgrounds, sports fields and amenities, Tollgate Farm Park developed with trails, playground and amenities, and the Tollgate Farmhouse rehabilitation initiated. These improvements have been possible through the generous support of the community at the ballot box, collaborative partnerships with neighboring agencies, successful grant proposals and fiscally responsible planning by the district. The district’s Comprehensive Plan has recently been updated, establishing a path forward for enabling and enhancing high quality, community-driven parks, trails, open spaces and recreational opportunities. See you at the parks!
The Snoqualmie Valley YMCA The YMCA took root in the Snoqualmie Valley in July 1924 when the Community Hall was constructed in the town of Snoqualmie Falls. Through almost five decades and two buildings the Community Hall YMCA was the community social center for concerts, plays, dances, volleyball, tennis and more. Since the closing of Community Hall in 1971, the Y has lived on in the community in child care, summer camp and Adventure Guides programs. Then in 2010, the city of Snoqualmie and the YMCA of Greater Seattle finalized an operating agreement that would bring a YMCA facility back to the Valley. On Jan. 1, 2012, the doors to the Snoqualmie Valley YMCA opened. At the Y, strengthening community is their cause. Every day, they work side-by-side with their neighbors and community partners to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. The YMCA has created a diverse program menu that includes engaging before- and after-school care programs, family and teen activities and summer programs. Membership allows community members access to a variety of group exercise classes, state of the art equipment and free child care. All programming focuses on the YMCA’s three pillars of youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. The staff nurtures the development of children and teens, equipping and encouraging people to improve their health and well-being and mobilizing citizens to bring about lasting social change in our community and beyond. In addition to after school and healthy living programs at the YMCA and at nearby elementary schools, the Y has several community based projects. These include: the Fall City Garden, the Historic Snoqualmie Garden and the Bog Conservation project. These volunteer led projects support our local food banks and preserve the beauty of our neighborhoods and forests. For more information or to get involved, visit snovalleyymca.org or call 425-256-3115.
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When the water rises Life in a river valley comes with high-water events, typically in the fall and spring, as well as the resources and experienced local officials to help you through the flood.
FLOOD & EMERGENCY INFORMATION
The best way to get through an incident, though, is to get ready for it ahead of time. Sign up for emergency alerts from Snoqualmie (www.cityofsnoqualmie.org), North Bend (www.northbendwa.gov), or from King County (www.kingcounty.gov/ flood), or better yet, all three, and watch for official communications when heavy rain is in the forecast,or warm temperatures in the mountains. Another useful tool is Floodzilla, the Lower Valley-based flood watch website (http:// floodzilla.com). Floodzilla gathers online data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to predict when floods hit the region, giving e-mail and Twitter followers advance warning, often up to a week. There are also real-time gauges and river cameras. When faced with an emergency, call the experts. Dialing 911 will connect you with a regional dispatcher who will, in turn, connect you with the officials best suited to help you out, depending on where you live.
For Fire and EMT Services:
Snoqualmie: Snoqualmie Fire Department, 37600 Snoqualmie Ridge Trail, Snoqualmie, (425) 888-1551. North Bend: Eastside Fire & Rescue Station 87, 500 Maloney Grove Ave S.E., North Bend, (425) 313-3200; Outside North Bend: King County Fire Protection District 38, Station 88, 13635 424th Ave SE, North Bend, (425) 392-3433; In and around Fall City, King County Fire District 27, 4301 334th Place S.E. Fall City, (425) 222-5841. In and around Carnation: Eastside Fire & Rescue Station 85, 3600 Tolt Ave, Carnation, (425) 333-4129. For Law Enforcement: Snoqualmie and North Bend City Limits: the Snoqualmie Police Department is the local law enforcement. In Fall City and Carnation, it’s the King County Sheriff’s Department.
Emergency information for Valley Cities
Evan Pappas/Staff Photo Southeast Park Street flooded in December 2015, near Centennial Fields Park.
NORTH BEND Mark Rigos, Director of Emergency Services Normal hours: (425) 888-0486 Emergency Operations Center: (425) 888-0486, Option 1 After Hours Emergency: 425-736-7697 Tanner Electric: (425) 888-0623 Puget Sound Energy : (888) 225-5773 Seattle City Light: (206) 684-7400 Emergency Radio: AM 1650 E-mail alerts: http://northbendwa.gov/ list.aspx.
CARNATION Police: (206) 296-3311 Fire: (425) 313-3200 Public Works emergencies: (425) 333-4484
SNOQUALMIE Mark Correira, Director of Emergency Management Normal hours: (425) 888-1551 Emergency Operations Center: (425) 888-5911, or EOC@ci.snoqualmie.wa.us Emergency Alert System: Register at http:// bit.ly/SnoqualmieEAS Twitter: @SnoqualmieGov Puget Sound Energy : (888) 225-5773 Seattle City Light: (206) 684-7400 Emergency Radio: AM 1650 Email Alerts: info@ci.snoqualmie.wa.us.
When the power goes out: Visit the Puget Sound Energy emergency webpage, http://pse.com/, to report an outage, get outage updates, get prepared or learn about electric safety. You can also get outage updates on Twitter and Facebook. Report power outages by calling 1-888225-5773.
FALL CITY Police: (206) 296-3311 Fire: (425) 222-5841 Puget Sound Energy : (888) 225-5773
OTHER SERVICES King County Flood Warning System: (206) 296-8200 or (800) 945-9263 King County Roads: (800) 527-6237 Washington Poison Center: (800) 222-1222 American Red Cross serving King County: (206) 323-2345 or (360) 377-3761
Flood Preparation Resources Official website of the National Flood Insurance Program: www.floodsmart.com King County Flood Warning System: www. kingcounty.gov/flood Ready.gov’s flood information page: www. ready.gov/floods USGS Flood Information pages: http://water. usgs.gov/floods/resources
Checklist: What to do before and after a flood
Before a flood, there are steps you can take to ensure your safety and simplify insurance claims: • Take photos of your home and business as it is now; • Develop an evacuation plan with your family and employees; • Have a list of important phone numbers and sandbag locations; • Teach everyone how and when to shut off gas, electric and water; • Review your flood insurance declaration page. After a flood, you can find smoother sailing with the following steps: • Make sure your home is safe before entering; • Take photos of the damage,inside and out; • File your flood claim. Ask if you can begin clean-up immediately; • Separate undamaged items; • Keep an inventory of all damaged items, age and value, regardless of their coverage; • Keep samples of carpets and flooring removed from each room; • Keep estimates from contractors to show to your adjustor and provide receipts from prior claims.
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Important Phone Numbers Cable TV
Libraries
Comcast PassCom Cable
(877) 824-2288 (425) 434-6360
Puget Sound Energy Local Customer Service Tanner Electric
(425) 888-3029 (888) 225-5775 (425) 888-0623
Puget Sound Energy
(888) 225-5775
Ames Lake Water Assoc. North Bend Public Works Snoqualmie Public Works Fall City Water Dist. Riverbend Home Assoc. Sallal Water Assoc. Snoq. Pass Utility Dist. Wilderness Rim Assoc. Seattle City Water
(425) 222-7003 (425) 888-0486 (425) 831-4919 (425) 222-7882 (425) 888-4564 (425) 888-3650 (425) 434-6600 (425) 888-0087 (425) 888-1507
Snoqualmie - Waste Management North Bend - Republic, residential Commercial and multifamily Fall City - Republic, residential Commercial and multifamily Carnation - Recology CleanScapes
(800) 592-9995 (425) 392-6651 (425) 646-2492 (206)682-9735 (206) 652-8832 (425) 844-1900
Electric
Natural Gas Water
Trash Services
Transfer Stations
Cedar Falls Drop Box, 16925 Cedar Falls Rd SE, North Bend Houghton Transfer Station, 11724 NE 60th St., Kirkland
Telephone
Century Link Comcast
Licenses
(800) 533-8110 (877) 870-4310
North Bend Driver’s Licensing Office (425) 888-4040 402 Main Ave. S., North Bend Sno Falls Licensing (vehicle, vessel, pet) (425) 888-8705 320 Mt. Si Blvd, Suite 102 (Safeway Plaza) North Bend Hunting/Fishing Licenses (866)-246-9453
Transportation
Snoqualmie Valley Shuttle (425) 888-7001 Metro Trip Planner (metro.kingcounty.gov) (202) 637-7000
Community Newspapers Snoqualmie Valley Record SnoValley Star
(425) 888-2311 (425) 392-6434
Schools See the full list of schools and contact information, page 31
See listings for the North Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall City and Carnation Libraries, page 43.
Hospitals
Overlake Hospital Medical Center Snoqualmie Valley Hospital
(425) 688-5000 (425) 831-2300
Meadowbrook Urgent Care North Bend Family Clinic Snoqualmie Ridge Medical Clinic Snoqualmie Ridge Women’s Clinic Snoqualmie Specialty Clinic SV Hospital Clinic - Primary Care Snoqualmie Hospital Rehab Clinic Swedish Hospital, Issaquah Swedish Physicians Clinic, Snoqualmie
(425) 831-0777 (425) 888-5511 (425) 396-7682 (425) 831-1120 (425) 831-2313 (425) 831-2313 (425) 831-2376 (206) 386-6000 (425) 888-2016
Alcohol/Drug Helpline Children’s Response Center Crisis Clinic Eastside Literacy Council (Hopelink) Encompass Friends of Youth Health Dept. Eastside Office KC Sexual Assault Resource Center Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank Mount Si Senior Center Sno Valley Senior Center Sno-Valley Hopelink
(206) 722-3700 (425) 688-5130 (866) 4-CRISIS (425) 869-6000 (425) 888-2777 (425) 888-4151 (800) 244-4512 (888) 998-6423 (425) 888-0096 (425) 888-3434 (425) 333-4152 (425) 333-4163
Clinics
Health and Human Services
Service Clubs
Fall City Community Assoc. (425) 222-5881 Masonic Lodge, Fall City info@fallcitylodge.com Masonic Lodge, North Bend goodwinmd@comcast.net Moose Lodge (425) 888-0951 Rotary Club of Snoqualmie Valley (425) 503-6391 Sallal Grange (425) 831-2274 Snoqualmie Valley Kiwanis Club (425) 531-1383 Sno Valley Community Network (425) 333-6614 Sno Valley Eagles (425) 888-1129 Sno Valley American Legion (425) 333-6792 Sno Valley VFW Post 9476 (425) 223-9135
Youth Organizations
Encompass 4-H of King County Si View Metro Parks Si View Pool Snoqualmie Valley Little League Si View Metropolitan Parks SV Youth Soccer Association Wildcat Junior Football Association
(425) 888-2777 (206) 205-3152 (425) 831-1900 (425) 888-1447 info@svll-net (425) 831-1900 www.snvysa.org (425) 888-9758
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