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Without more infrastructure support, Carnation will build less housing
Carnation’s 2044, state housing target is unrealistic without outside investment, officials say
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Tollgate Farm Park opens barn on historic property
The barn will be a space for classes, a farming incubator, a new farm stand and other projects
Business
Bus takes skiers from Seattle to Snoqualmie Pass
To The Mountain Shuttle is aiming to get more people out to the slopes trails on Snoqualmie Pass.
Sports
Mount Si grad Waskom takes silver at U.S Track & Field Championships
Waskom has opportunity to represent the U.S. team at the 2023 World Championship in Budapest.
Business
Born to run: Snoqualmie store owner welcomes all runners
Taryn Graham opened her new shop, Snoqualmie Running, on June 24.
Life
Carnation posthumously honors Lee Amador as 4th of July grand marshal
Amador’s family hopes to use his story to encourage drivers to be more aware of motorcycles on the…
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Fall City residents speak in support of housing moratorium, raise concerns about growth
King County Council held a public hearing to address a recent housing moratorium in Fall City.
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Snoqualmie Police: Man Found Dead Under North Bend Bridge
Snoqualmie Police said a man was found dead in North Bend Thursday. No foul play is suspected.
Life
Carnation 4th of July goes back to its roots with eyes on future
New leaders take the reigns of the historic annual festival.
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SVT secures funding for weekend bus service, but needs to hire more drivers
Five more drivers are needed to get back to pre-pandemic levels and restore suspended routes
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Snoqualmie Police Chief Perry Phipps resigns
Phipps’ last day is July 3. He is the latest high-ranking city official to leave in recent months
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Snoqualmie golf course overworked 41 minors, state L&I investigation finds
State Labor department has fined the Club at Snoqualmie Ridge $27,000 for violating child labor laws
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SPU, Carnation investigating false alert from Tolt Dam warning system
A siren connected to the Tolt River Dam Early Warning System mistakenly went off on June 19