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The Snoqualmie Tribe donates $75,000 to I-90 west access road project
The temporary access road from Snoqualmie onto I-90 West is closer to becoming a reality.
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Mayor Ken Hearing delivers his final State of the City address
Mayor Ken Hearing delivered his last State of the City address at the March 19 council meeting.
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Fall City residents debate the merits of the proposed fire district merger
The Fall City Community Association held a debate on the proposed fire district merger on March 28.
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Art Gallery of SnoValley receives funding for visitor information services in 2019
Snoqualmie city council approved funding for the art gallery to provide tourism services this summer
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Burt Mann honored as North Bend Citizen of the Year
World War II veteran and longtime North Bend resident Burt Mann was honored as Citizen of the Year.
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North Bend’s Sunset Garage underway on historic restoration
Sunset Garage is underway on its historic restoration thanks to grant funding from 4Culture.
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Fall City voters will decide on fire district merger on April 23
Fire District 27 may merge with Eastside Fire and Rescue’s District 10 after the upcoming election.
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Land petition lawsuit dismissed; citizen on hook for legal costs
Judge rules land use petition of Salish Expansion is “not well-grounded in fact.”
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Sandy Cove Park riverbank stabilization approved by city council; town hall meetings planned
Sandy Cove Park’s riverbank stabilization was approved and the council discussed town hall meetings.
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Gloria McNeely celebrates her 100th brithday at city hall
The former Snoqualmie Valley Record Editor Gloria McNeely celebrated her 100th birthday.
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Snoqualmie’s Sandy Cove Park to receive river bank stabilization and restoration
The Snoqualmie city council will vote on the approval of the park’s restoration project on Feb. 25.
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Valley cities work to clear roads and restore access after heavy snow fall
The heavy snowfall may have subsided, but Valley cities are working to clear the way for citizens.
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River stabilization project begins planning phase
The city of Snoqualmie has partnered with King County to install 400 feet of riverbank stabilization