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Carnation declares state of emergency over Tolt Dam warning system
After repeated false alarms, city officials say they no longer trust the emergency alert system.
Business
Famous ‘double R’ sign back up at Twede’s Cafe
The RR neon belongs to the diner’s fictional counterpart in the TV series ‘Twin Peaks.’
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The Line Bike Experience to open mountain bike rental kiosk in Snoqualmie
The kiosk at Snoqualmie Point Park will provide rental gear and onsite training to new riders
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“We wouldn’t give up on this dream:” Lower Valley gets first affordable senior housing
The Sno-Valley Senior Center broke ground on a 15-unit apartment complex on Aug. 23.
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State Auditor: Only minor infractions in Snoqualmie police shooting investigation
Investigators only commmited minor infractions during inquiry into an officer-involved shooting
Life
New art festival links Snoqualmie, North Bend and the railroad
The Art off the Rails Festival will be held Sept. 23 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Snoqualmie approves community center expansion contract
Snoqualmie is attempting to expand its community center, but funding sources remains uncertain
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North Bend moves to Stage 2 of Water Conservation Ordinance
It is the earliest North Bend has ever moved to Stage 2, the city said in a press…
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Carnation seeks improvements at SR 203/ Tolt Hill Road intersection
Crossing has seen five collisions in the last four months, according to the city.
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Old Preston Mill building awarded King County Landmark status
The Kiln Building at Preston Mill Park was named a King County Landmark in June.
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Fall City’s totem pole finds a new permanent home
The iconic and controversial structure was erected in 1934.
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Documents reveal Snoqualmie Police Chief Phipps resigned at request of mayor
Police Chief Perry Phipps, who resigned in July, did so at request of Mayor Katherine Ross.
Life
Snoqualmie resident helps Ukraine families rebuild during war
Snoqualmie resident Tom Armour is making a second trip to Ukraine to build temporary homes.