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April 22, 2010 / Front Page

Wanna see the 255’ drop at 85mph from the front seat of this rollercoaster?

Editor’s note: Experience the 255 foot drop at 85 miles per hour on Six Flags Magic Mountain’s Goliath Rollercoaster. Check out the front seat video of the full ride on our website, www.RiverCurrentNews.com. More...

News

WEB EXCLUSIVE-Evergreen Honored by American Council of Engineering Companies

Evergreen Honored by American Council of Engineering Companies More...

Pre-construction work starting on Novelty Hill Road

Preliminary work now underway is setting the stage for summer road construction on and around Northeast Novelty Hill Road east of Redmond. More...

Sno-Valley Senior Center set to begin 5 phase renovation project

by Deidre Cairns

Built in 1925 as an Odd Fellows Hall, the current Snoqualmie Valley Senior Center building has served many functions. More...

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County Government

WEB EXCLUSIVE-Complete inventory of climate change pollution in King County to help guide regional climate action

Effort will estimate emissions of all goods and services, help inform future plans

King County to track greenhouse gases More...

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Columns

Should I See It

Film Criticism with You In Mind. www.shouldiseeit.net

A virtual shot-for-shot remake of the beloved 2007 British comedy, “Death At A Funeral” is an entertaining R-rated comedy that ends up as a pretty good replica of its original material. More...

Eating by the Season

Bok Choy is a delicious, locally abundant green, and is one of the first to arrive at market in spring. We usually see ‘baby’ bok choy sold in bunches of two or three, though it can grow much larger, and be cooked in the same way. More...

No More Dental Cavities—Ever!

It can be frustrating for patients to learn they have another cavity, year after year, even when they brush, floss, and watch their sugar intake. More...

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School

Cedarcrest Students honored by Rotary Club of Duvall

by Sue Linnerooth

The Rotary Club of Duvall is pleased to announce its January, February and March “Student of the Month” award recipients for Cedarcrest High School. The monthly honoree is selected by Cedarcrest staff. More...

Cherry Valley students enjoy Literary ‘HighTea’

by Rob Millard

Cherry Valley Elementary (CVE) held the annual Literary High Tea last week. The High Tea is a celebration and recognition of all the students who read and passed a test on several award winning children’s books. More...

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People

Boy Scouts to collect food for food bank this weekend

Boy Scout Troop 411 is hosting a food drive this weekend, Saturday April 24th and Sunday the 25th. All donations will go to Hopelink for assistance in the Snoqualmie Valley. More...

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Duvall Planning Commission talks affordable housing, shoreline updates

by Anne Laughlin At the March 31 meeting, the Duvall Planning Commission agenda included updates on the new library design, shoreline updates and information about affordable housing that is slated for Duvall. More...

Community

WEB EXCLUSIVE-Theatre group looking for help for next production

Theatre group looking for help for next production More...

Tolt M.S. “Black Box Production” theatre coming

It is time for another Cascade Community Theatre Youth Production, and this time it is the Middle School students/actors of the Riverview School District that will be performing for the public. More...

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