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Lights shine bright at last year’s Snoqualmie Winter Lights event, attended by more than 3,000 people. Courtesy photos

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Merry and bright on Dec. 7

Snoqualmie Winter Lights to draw thousands - including Saint Nick.

Jacob Pass and Anita Young at Twede’s Cafe with Buddy the Elf during a North Bend Downtown Foundation photo campaign promoting downtown businesses. Natalie DeFord/staff photo

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North Bend holiday happenings

Celebrate downtown with Buddy the Elf.

Turkeys Nonni, Noelle, November and Nora at Rooster Haus Rescue in Fall City. Natalie DeFord/staff photo

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Turkey’s not on the menu with this group

The bird singled out for Thanksgiving.

Snoqualmie United Methodist Church, next door to the American Legion Post 79, which houses the Snoqualmie Valley Shelter Services Resource Center. There will be a free community meal at the church on Thanksgiving, Nov. 28, at 3 p.m. Natalie DeFord/staff photo

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Community Thanksgiving meal at Snoqualmie Methodist Church

The church will host Thanksgiving dinner with Snoqualmie Valley Shelter Services.

Bob Larson. Photo by Genuine Image Photography

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Bob Larson leaving city of Snoqualmie

City administration leaving to take similar job in Gig Harbor.

Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank team members, from left, volunteers Don and Carolyn DeVolder, Mount Si High School sophomore Shira Shecter, volunteer Becky Sydnor, Operations Manager Heather Walsh, Teri Wood, Mickey Martindale, and Debbie Rowley with Mount Si freshman daughter Ellie. Natalie DeFord/staff photo

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Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank needs volutneers

Donations also needed, specifically Thanksgiving side dishes.

The Snoqualmie Valley Veterans Memorial recognizes all veterans from the Valley. Natalie DeFord/staff photo

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Veterans Day recognized in the valley

Events celebrate local service members, past and present.

Snoqualmie Falls Candy Shoppe owner Marsha Harris poses after enrolling her business in composting services through a program offered by the City of Snoqualmie and Waste Management. Businesses can join the limited time assistance program through the end of the year. Courtesy photo

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Local business composting campaign through end of year

City of Snoqualmie encourages sustainable practice.

Courtesy photos Unhealthy, dying, decaying trees present hazard.

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How to prevent falling trees

Unhealthy, dying, decaying trees present hazard.

Natalie DeFord/staff photo John Howell, founding partner of Cedar River Group, speaks during an Oct. 28 special Snoqualmie City Council meeting on affordable housing policy.

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Housing affordability policy roundtable held in Snoqualmie

Special council meeting, informative presentation.

File photo Snoqualmie City Hall.

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Snoqualmie to pursue public records software

City to authorize request for proposals.

Rendering of the proposed pool courtesy of Si View Metro Parks District.

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Snoqualmie rejects Si View aquatic facility plan

City explores community center expansion and pool options.

Natalie DeFord/staff photo Una McAlinden has a participant place an issue on the board during a town hall meeting discussion about Snoqualmie’s values and future on Oct. 10 at Mount Si High School.

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Snoqualmie today and tomorrow

Town hall meeting ponders current city trends and potential future outcomes.