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Growing his community earns Melgaard Citizen of the Year honors
He's a gardener, not a musician, but it's fitting that Nels Melgaard helped to re-charter the Sallal Grange…
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District denies transfer, preserves ‘cascading’ corridor
After two failed attempts to transfer out of the Snoqualmie Valley School District, a group of Sammamish parents…
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In from the cold: Valley volunteers, churches, police helping the homeless take new directions
Empty beer cans littered the ground in front of an abandoned car wash, but there were still two…
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Human link: Couple helping the Valley’s homeless write free letters home
It's been almost a year since Greg Barber first got the idea for Free Letters Home. From their…
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Anderson calls for change in Legislature, plans run for Lt. Gov.
It’s time for new blood in the legislative and executive branches of the state, Glenn Anderson says. Washington’s…
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North Bend, Snoqualmie schools’ Cathi Woolley named ‘Nurse of the Year’
Cathi Woolley, school nurse serving North Bend Elementary and Snoqualmie Middle Schools, was recently named School Nurse of…
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Slideshow | The invisible people: Life on the streets is cold for Valley’s homeless, but some groups are warming things up
Someday soon, Joey Bradshaw is going to be warm again. It will be only temporary, while he’s recovering…
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Snoqualmie Tribe considering $260 million Fiji casino partnership
For $1 million and some sharing of its expertise, the Snoqualmie Tribe could take part-ownership of a $290…
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Preston home destroyed in early morning fire
One firefighter was injured while battling an early-morning blaze in the 8300 block of 293 Avenue Southeast in…
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Green light: Carnation activates first traffic signal
"You can start it now!" Lynn Gombinski declared. The driver of the little red Bug was lined up…
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Visiting student adapts to Valley’s pace from big-city France
It’s not the French food that Pierre Perez misses while on his year-long stay in the United States,…
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Court win fuels Snoqualmie man’s fight for deaf rights
Court appearances are inherently scary, and not just because of the legal or financial outcomes. The language of…
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Residents of Snoqualmie’s Ernie’s Grove fighting back against brazen out-of-town burglars
A recent series of daytime burglaries in the Ernie’s Grove area of Snoqualmie has neighbors justifiably concerned. What’s…