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North Bend’s Mountain Film Festival eyes local vistas, opens Sunday
For three years, the North Bend Mountain Film Festival has brought international perspectives on the great outdoors to…
November 30, 2010
Life
Coloring the season: Artists, Valley merchants join forces for holiday spark
Santa Claus typically seeks out milk and cookies at Christmas. But the big canvas in Snoqualmie Valley ARTS…
November 22, 2010
Life
Days of courage: Fall City man tells father’s saga of World War II survival
"Two Gold Coins and a Prayer" is the first, last and only book that James Keeffe, III, of…
November 11, 2010
News
Former Snoqualmie Railroad Days president stole thousands of dollars from business partner
A King County judge has ordered the former president of Snoqualmie Railroad Days to pay back thousands of…
November 11, 2010
Opinion
Protect Valley’s lives, deeds for posterity
With Veteran’s Day upon us, I urge Valley residents to reflect on their own memories of loved ones…
November 9, 2010
Life
Track of the mammoth: Tale-teller traces region’s history
At age 74, Carnation's H.L. "Red" Engle is still fascinated by history. He has drafted a new manuscript,…
November 8, 2010
Life
It’s a mystery: Improv group gets to the bottom of whodunnits at Snoqualmie’s Woodman Lodge
The murder was announced as the salad arrived, a detective was fingering culprits as steaks were hitting tables,…
November 6, 2010
News
Saving Fall City’s stories: Memory book preserves vanishing community memories
Les Morton, 86, was among 54 Fall City residents to share their memories of the depression, World War…
November 6, 2010
News
Brick by brick, momentum grows for all-Snoqualmie Valley veteran’s monument
Clifford Gohlke never talked much about what he did during World War II. It took 50 years for…
November 2, 2010
Opinion
Award-winning ways to tell the Snoqualmie Valley’s stories
Students who are struggling for acceptance at the local high school. Police detectives who are trying to solve…
November 2, 2010
Life
Seahawk John Carlson pumps exercise at Snoqualmie Elementary
It's not every day that your average second grader can go long with a professional football player. But…
November 2, 2010
News
Snoqualmie’s new beat? North Bend looks to neighbor as possible police partner
For 37 years, the arm of the law in North Bend has worn a King County Sheriff's uniform.…
October 28, 2010
News
Incumbents claim big lead in Fifth District funding race
If campaign contributions translate into success at the polls, then Fifth District incumbents can expect a big lead…
October 26, 2010
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