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Volunteer to be a NetMaster at local libraries
The Carnation Library needs dedicated volunteers to teach computer skills at the library. You don’t need to be…
Life
Wet and wild: 2009 in review
On New Year’s Eve, chances are there were more than a few Snoqualmie Valley residents who were relieved…
News
Shoplifted soda, purse snatchers: Weekly fire and police responses
Snoqualmie Valley police and fire agencies responded to the following calls:
News
Water rates going up in Snoqualmie
Residents who live in or near Snoqualmie will pay more this year for their water, sewer and storm…
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Museum gets $180,000 grant for chapel car
Northwest Railway Museum’s chapel car “Messenger of Peace” has been awarded a prestigious Save America’s Treasures grant. The…
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Tree replacement underway in Snoqualmie Ridge neighborhoods
The Snoqualmie Parks and Recreation Department manages the city’s Street Tree Program, which encompasses trees throughout Snoqualmie —…
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Fall City Fire District seeks volunteers
The Fall City fire department is looking for energetic, community-minded citizens willing to assist with emergency services. Benefits…
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Casino benefit raises $70,000 for Lakewood Police Guild
Snoqualmie Casino, along with 99.9 KISW-FM, raised over $70,000 at the KISW Salutes the Shield benefit concert and…
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Grinchy thieves target Snoqualmie Ridge packages
Residents on Snoqualmie Ridge should be cautious about where their holiday packages are delivered. Several Ridge residents have…
Letters to the Editor
A not-so-silent night
Slightly Silent Night, or Snoqualmie Unplugged II, was a great success. On Friday, Dec. 11, great music was…
Letters to the Editor
Turkey Trot thanks
We would like to thank Sean Sundwall once again for organizing the second Annual Snoqualmie Ridge Turkey Trot…
Letters to the Editor
New home needed for historic photos
Do you or any of your readers have an idea of some place the Tolt Historical Society could…