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Valley leaders host affordable housing summit as need grows
Lack of housing for workers has contributed to a labor shortage.
Trick or Treat Street returns to Downtown North Bend
Fifth annual event will be held on Oct. 29 from 3-5 p.m.
Valley nonprofit names Employee of the Quarter contest winners
Tami Jones, Kelly Laursen and Kira Avery were named the winners of the Valley’s third Employee of the Quarter contest…
Diversity in Law Enforcement Career workshop set by police agencies
Six South King County police departments partner to attract more diverse workforce
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Are you at risk? Regular screening makes all the difference
Detecting lung cancer early dramatically improves your outcomes
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$10K Grants Available: Comcast Helps Local Businesses RISE Above Challenges
We’re excited to partner with Comcast again on a grant program focused on maintaining a diverse, inclusive small businesses community…
The festival celebrates the return of spawning salmon to Issaquah Creek. The plan would be funded by a nine-year property tax levy which voters may decide on in 2023.Issaquah’s Salmon Days returns for 53rd annual festival
King County Executive proposes broad investments to behavioral health infrastructure
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Quill and Ink connects tattoos and confidence
Retired U.S. Air Force officer specializes in cosmetic and restorative tattoos.
Remlinger Farms Brewery hosts pitcher-perfect grand opening
After pandemic delays, Remlinger family welcomes community to new brewery.
- Medical debt lawsuit against Providence now includes collection agencies
- Washington state’s first Topgolf officially opens in Renton
- Studio East brings back StoryBook Theater in the Park for a second year
- Things are hopping at Remlinger Farms’ new brewery
- $400 million expansion under way at Snoqualmie Casino
- Inflation and financial planning in these turbulent times | Money Matters
Valley nonprofit teaches students to overcome adversity, spread kindness
Ultimate Vision, a nonprofit founded by Clark and Karrie Roberts works to inspire acts of kindness
Valley shelter holds heartwarming benefit ceremony, announces new name
Snoqualmie Valley Shelter Services celebrates ten years of service with new name, Reclaim
- Carnation Mayor, community advocate steps down after nearly 30 years of service
- ‘Subtle Asian Baking’ founder Kat Lieu publishes best-selling cookbook
- Mount Si High, meet your new principal
- Northwest Railway Museum hosts Labor Day and September events
- New name, same festival: Snoqualmie Days marks return
- Seahawks Rumble at The Ridge tournament kicks off Boeing Classic
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Are you at risk? Regular screening makes all the difference
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$10K Grants Available: Comcast Helps Local Businesses RISE Above Challenges
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Your diagnosis is devastating, but treatment doesn’t have to be.
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Snoqualmie Business Awarded $10k Grants Thru Comcast RISE
Cartoon by Frank Shiers By William Russ Payne, Guest columnCoughing in King County | Shiers
It’s time to introduce reasoning skills into education | Guest column
State superintendent announces proposal for free school meals
Proposal asks WA Legislature to allocate $86 million annually.
Washington’s COVID-19 state of emergency to end Oct. 31
Gov. Jay Inslee announced the order will end nearly three years after he first issued it.
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Sweet Honey Esthetics opens in downtown North Bend
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Issaquah’s Salmon Days returns for 53rd annual festival
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Valley nonprofit names Employee of the Quarter contest winners
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Valley leaders host affordable housing summit as need grows
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Diversity in Law Enforcement Career workshop set by police agencies
