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Camp may need to make way for hospital
While most of the 71 acres slated for the planned new Snoqualmie Valley Hospital near Snoqualmie Parkway is…
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Instilling river sense
Swimming into the swift current of the Snoqualmie River, 14-year-old Brian Jewett of Fall City makes for the…
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Network honors community members at awards breakfast
The 11th annual "Rise and Shine" awards breakfast was held June 15 at the Carnation Golf Course. The…
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Valley woman to celebrate her centennial
With her milestone birthday just a few days around the bend, Snoqualmie resident Miriam Schodde will celebrate with…
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Now I lay me down to sleep
The photographs portray delicate, tender moments of connection between parent and infant child.
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For sale: Salish Lodge and Spa
The Salish Lodge & Spa, Snoqualmie's signature getaway overlooking Snoqualmie Falls, is for sale. There is no asking…
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Valley Relay raises $70k
Walking for "hope," hundreds of Valley residents, cancer survivors, friends and family marched in the Snoqualmie Valley Relay…
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Theft at market
A thief made off with a purse containing more than $3,000 in cash over the Fourth of July…
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TrailsFest comes to Rattlesnake Lake
TrailsFest, an annual outdoor adventure show hosted by the Washington Trails Association, will take place from 9 a.m.…
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County may ban trans fats; require labeling
People in King County aren't eating healthily enough, so the King County Board of Health is considering regulating…
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Thomas toots into town
The bright blue smile of storybook favorite Thomas the Tank Engine mirrored the smiles of thousands of children…
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Beating the heat
With the mercury rising to the top of thermometers this summer, the Snoqualmie Tribe and the Mount Si…
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Soil under pressure
The 29,000,000-pound mound of dirt at River Street and Maple Avenue in Snoqualmie stands high enough that the…