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Eye care product linked to antibiotic-resistant infections
Washington State Department of Health and CDC encourage residents to stop using EzriCare Artificial Tears.
SnoValley Winds community band hosts first rehearsal since pandemic
The band is back together again.
MSHS girls flag football score two wins in inaugural home game
Flag football team in its second season, led by head coach Kelly Besmer.
Valley Center Stage ‘I and You’ runs until Feb. 19
Valley Center Stage returns to the theater with performances of “I and You,” every Thursday through Sunday beginning on Feb….
Survey seeks input on future of housing in North Bend
The city of North Bend is inviting those who have experienced obstacles to housing to fill out a short survey.
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The measures passed a House committee without Republican support. They are part of a broader agenda to curb gun violence. Editor’s note: The following story was contributed by Snoqualmie Valley Transportation.Democrats advance assault weapons ban, new rules for gun buyers
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Chamber welcomes Beyond Laser & Skin Care to Snoqualmie
Biwei Dong (left), owner of Beyond Laser & Skin Care, and her husband are joined by members of the SnoValley…
A big ‘thank you’ to Snoqualmie Valley readers and businesses | Shaw
Throughout 2022 the Snoqualmie Valley Record has brought you stories that celebrate the common bonds that connect the people, businesses,…
- Valley nonprofit names three employee of the quarter contest winners
- Best of the Valley 2022 winners
- Snoqualmie Casino’s new hotel expected to open in 2025, releases first photos
- Developer plans business park for Riverfront property in Carnation
- Chickadee Bakeshop owner finishes contest as quarter-finalist
- Local HVAC company finds a way to give back during holidays
Carnation Senior Center hosts crucial emergency preparedness session
By Kathy Lambert, Special to the Valley Record
Adult mentors make a difference for Valley students
January is Mentoring Month in the Valley, recognizing the benefits of mentors in youth success.
- Donaldson steps down as Fall City Community Association president
- Joni the wolverine does it again
- Yule in the PNW: How witches, pagans, Wiccans celebrate winter holidays
- Trail Youth re-launches Valley’s first youth substance recovery group
- Snoqualmie Fire Department to host Santa Food Drive Dec. 17
- Lessons from Hilde, who fled Nazi Germany for a better life
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From backyard to basketball court, Issaquah acupuncturist shares tradition of healing
I recently witnessed an interaction between a homeowner trying to deal with having his green bin container picked up by… By The Herald Editorial BoardHomeowner’s behavior toward waste worker is pure garbage | Livingston
Editorial: The power of limiting food waste in state landfills
Washington pickleball fans may may soon have special license plate
Enthusiasts are teaming up on a bill for a special plate. Proceeds would build and maintain courts.
Effort begins to lower the legal limit for driving drunk
Washington could join Utah with toughest standard in the nation. Change concerns wine and hospitality industries.
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Survey seeks input on future of housing in North Bend
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Snoqualmie Valley Transportation launches new website, makes riding easier
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Valley Center Stage ‘I and You’ runs until Feb. 19
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Democrats advance assault weapons ban, new rules for gun buyers
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Carnation Senior Center hosts crucial emergency preparedness session
