Good dog? Bad dog?

Either way, Snoqualmie City Council is allowing Doggiestock, a festival to raise money for Valley Animal Partners, to go ahead as scheduled Sept. 18 at Centennial Fields.

City officials had initially told event organizers that they would likely not be able to use the athletic fields due potential damage dog urine could cause to the carefully manicured turf.

After discussions with the public and a city parks official, the council approved the festival’s special permit application...

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So, how many locals can state the official name of the big park on Snoqualmie Ridge?

Proponents of a name change at Snoqualmie Community Park say that the most people who live near or use the 33-acre facility don’t know its name. They describe it by nearby streets or athletic fields (the “soccer field” park), or even name it for the swirly, crop-circle-reminiscent paths at its summit (“UFO Park”). Until last week, Snoqualmie Community Park didn’t have an official name. ..

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