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Seeking lessons in disaster’s wake
Learning from the January flood was the business at hand last Wednesday, Feb. 11, at Tolt Middle School…
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Roundabout on fast track?
A planned two-lane roundabout at Tokul Road and Highway 202 could be jump-started by economic stimulus money from…
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Snoquamie hires public works boss
Dan Marcinko is going from building drug stores to overseeing public works for all of Snoqualmie.
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Sawdust scenes
Longtime Snoqualmie resident Bob Drake’s legendary skill with wood and saw is immortalized in Valley artist Dick Burhans’…
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Voters favor park district
The new Fall City Metro Park District looks to be sailing smoothly to approval in results from the…
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Climbing sky-high for a good cause
When firefighter Joe Springer gazes up next month at the tallest building west of the Mississippi, he’ll once…
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Fine art — student style
Students at Opstad Elementary School are getting ready to share the output of their imaginations with parents, grandparents,…
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A generous gift in flood’s wake
Clad in white and blue uniforms signifying clouds and sky, 34 volunteers from the Tzu Chi Foundation, an…
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Flood impact, by the numbers
The city of Snoqualmie had a chance to tally up damage from the Jan. 7 flood, and what…
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Reward offered in NB home fire Marshal: Early morning fire was set
Officials with Eastside Fire and Rescue believe someone started the fire that damaged an unoccupied North Bend home…
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Habitat houses changing lives
Becoming a Habitat for Humanity family meant changes big and small for the Willhight family of seven.
