Mill Site development gets go-ahead, council to vote on project this summer
Hearing examiner rules the project’s Environmental Impact Statement and master plan are adequate.
Residents host ‘Take Back The Night’ walk to raise awareness for domestic violence
Members of nonprofit SCAN — The Snoqualmie Community Action Network — hosted their second annual Take Back the Night Walk…
Carnation seeks developer to build commerical business park
Offices, restaurants and even a hotel could be coming to a 7 acre property in western Carnation
SipFest returns to Snoqualmie July 9 to benefit nonprofits
The sixth annual SipFest in downtown Snoqualmie will return from 6-9 p.m. July 9.
Carnation Fourth of July Celebration returns in full force
The nearly century-old Carnation Fourth of July Celebration is returning in full this year, featuring a parade, car show, live…
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The plan includes improving infrastructure and communications to prevent future disasters. Dan Satterberg joins over 80 prosecutors from around the country in their pledge.King County experts discuss extreme heat mitigation plan
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North Bend Farmers Market back for the summer
The market runs every Thursday until Sept. 8.
Empower Youth Network recognizes community volunteers at annual ‘Rise & Shine Breakfast’
Empower Youth Network hosted its 25th annual Rise &Shine Volunteer Recognition Breakfast last week, which celebrates outstanding community volunteers and…
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Sound Transit Board approves Julie Timm as new CEO at $375,000 per year
She replaces Peter Rogoff who left in May after board voted to replace him
Statewide task force to tackle organized retail crime rings
Group brings law enforcement, prosecutors, retailers together to combat growing problem
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