Co-owners Sarah Cassidy and Luke Woodward stand in front of The Grange (photo by Cameron Sheppard) Co-owners Sarah Cassidy and Luke Woodward stand in front of The Grange (photo by Cameron Sheppard)

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The Grange prepares sustainably produced meals pulled from the soil of the Snoqualmie Valley.

Mount Si Future Farmers of America students, from left James Graham, Elena Rourke, Becca Glover, and Greg Graham. Photo Courtesy of the Snoqualmie Valley School District

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NW Carpenters Union members strike in front of downtown Bellevue construction site (photo by Cameron Sheppard)

Carpenters union strike interupts some prominent Eastside construction projects

Union representative says members are prepared to strike “as long as it takes.”

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King County to require vaccination proof or negative COVID test for restaurants, bars, events

New health order goes into effect Monday, Oct. 25.

Sno-Valley Chamber CEO Kelly Coughlin; Lucas Haines, Volition Brewing owner and current President of the North Bend Downtown Foundation; North Bend Mayor Rob McFarland; Rob and Laurie Wesorick; Celeste Coxen; Wendy and Chris Stone. For information on this new venue, contact Chris Stone at chris@pearlandstonewine.com.

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How a King County restaurant and farm work together to make a true farm-to-table experience

The Grange prepares sustainably produced meals pulled from the soil of the Snoqualmie Valley.

 

NW Carpenters Union members strike in front of downtown Bellevue construction site (photo by Cameron Sheppard)

Carpenters union strike interupts some prominent Eastside construction projects

Union representative says members are prepared to strike “as long as it takes.”

 

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Grocery store workers have right to wear Black Lives Matter buttons

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Sno-Valley Chamber CEO Kelly Coughlin; Lucas Haines, Volition Brewing owner and current President of the North Bend Downtown Foundation; North Bend Mayor Rob McFarland; Rob and Laurie Wesorick; Celeste Coxen; Wendy and Chris Stone. For information on this new venue, contact Chris Stone at chris@pearlandstonewine.com.

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Mount Si Future Farmers of America students, from left James Graham, Elena Rourke, Becca Glover, and Greg Graham. Photo Courtesy of the Snoqualmie Valley School District

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Christina Lathrop, owner of Fancy Farms Forest School in Fall City, poses with her goat. Photo Conor Wilson/Valley Record

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