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Courtesy photo: Snoqualmie Valley Women in Leadership’s Spring Connection Gathering.

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Valley Women in Leadership group celebrates first anniversary

The business group will celebrate with a gathering on Jan. 30

Empower Youth Network’s Executive Director Laura Smith and Program Director Jerry Blackburn pose for a photo with the Carnation City Council. Carnation, alongside the cites of Snoqualmie, North Bend, Duvall, the Snoqualmie Tribe and Snoqualmie and Riverview School Districts, recognized January as Mentoring Month in the Snoqualmie Valley. From left: Ryan Burrell, Dusting Green, Adair Hawkins, Smith, Blackburn, Mayor Jim Ribail, Tim Harris. File Photo.

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Empower Youth Network director prepares to step down

Laura Smith has been “a real force for good.”

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An aerial shot of farm land in the Snoqualmie Valley.

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Farming nonprofit eyeing Valley to supplement incubator program

Viva Farms is looking for land in the Snoqualmie Valley to build an agriculture park

Pearl and Stone Wine Co. co-owner Paul Ribary stands with Tasting Room Manager Brie Cassidy. (Photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record)

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Local winery makes bottle in honor of Fritz Ribary

“The Fritz,” honoring former mayor Fritz Ribary, is the latest bottle from Pearl and Stone Wine Co.

Tolt Dam Reservoir. File photo

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Carnation officials meet with Seattle reps over Tolt Dam

City officials are pushing Seattle leaders for compensation associated with living beneath the dam.

Mike Bailey. Courtesy photo.

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Bailey appointed Snoqualmie Fire Chief

The Snoqualmie City Council approved the appointment of Fire Chief Mike Bailey on Monday

Volunteers clean a headstone at the Fall City Cemetery. From left: (standing) Gene Stevens, Rick Divers, Richard Heilser; (kneeling) Anne Neilson, Donna Driver-Kummen, Cindy Parks. (Photo courtesy of Cindy Parks.)

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Fall City Cemetery Association recognized by state as 125-year-old group

The cemetery association convened in 1898 and incorporated with the state a year later

Storybook author Katie Podschwit, right, and Dorie Ross pose for a photo inside Snoqualmie Pie Co. (Photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record)
Storybook author Katie Podschwit, right, and Dorie Ross pose for a photo inside Snoqualmie Pie Co. Photo Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

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Downtown Snoqualmie to hold interactive holiday story walk this weekend

“Storybook Snoqualmie - Comfort and Joy,” an original book, will guide an interactive walk Saturday

Carmichael’s Store owner Wendy Thomas, center, poses with King County Councilmember Sarah Perry, right, and Mary Norton at the John D. Spellman Awards ceremony in North Bend on Dec. 7. Photos Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

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Carmichael’s Hardware, Tollgate Farm Park honored by King County for historic preservation

Both were recognized with a John D. Spellman Award from the county executive’s office last week

Snoqualmie River. Courtesy photo.

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North Bend exits Water Conservation Ordinance

After a stream of steady rainfall the city announced it had exited the WCO last Wednesday

230 Main Ave in North Bend. Photo Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

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North Bend purchases land downtown for affordable housing

City is hoping the new units will support workers at downtown businesses

Conor Wilson/Valley Record and Courtesy photo.
Paul Savage, left, coaches the Mount Si tennis team. Brandon Savage, right, poses for a photo with son Jack.

Sports

Father, Son channel passion for coaching at Mount Si, Cedarcrest

Paul Savage and Brandon Savage enjoy making an impact in the lives of Valley youth.

The Snoqualmie River viewed from the State Route 202 bridge in Fall City on Dec. 5. Photo William Shaw/ Valley Record.

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Snoqualmie River in phase 3 flood alert, road closures possible

Heavy rainfall over the last 24 hours has pushed the Snoqualmie River into a phase 3 flood level.