Life
Squeaky wheels get parade glory
In a rattle of wheels and a blaze of color, the three members of Fall City’s own Shopping…
Business
Just 4 Kids recovers from flood
Flooded out in January, Just 4 Kids Early Learning Center is getting back on solid ground.
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Council vote clears way for drive-throughs in south part of Ridge
Councilman MacNichols opposes uses near hospital
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Mayors, tribe administrator talk hotels, shared resources
Snoqualmie Mayor Matt Larson, North Bend Mayor Ken Hearing and Snoqualmie Tribe Administrator Matt Mattson had a chance…
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Finding positive lessons in tragedy’s wake
Keeping alive the memory of one very special little boy has been the five-year mission of Snoqualmie Ridge…
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Making the Middle Fork safer
The huge orange-and-white steel claw splashed into the water and closed around the trunk of a fallen tree.
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Snoqualmie Falls dam to be two feet lower
Puget Sound Energy can now move forward with major renovation at its 111-year-old Snoqualmie Falls hydroelectric power plant.
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Hazard planners gathering flood data
Meadowbrook resident Traci Smith has lived in Snoqualmie for less than five years, and has already been through…
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Snoqualmie, Preston without postmasters
The Snoqualmie and Preston post offices have operated without an official postmaster for months.
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Plight of the bees
The sun is shining, the birds are singing, but Snoqualmie resident Julia Benson’s beehive is strangely silent.
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Residents share flood views for hazard plan
Meadowbrook resident Traci Smith has lived in Snoqualmie for less than five years, and has already been through…