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Community center board ends capital fund raising
SNOQUALMIE - The Snoqualmie Community Center Board of Directors voted unanimously at its Sept. 19 meeting to suspend…
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What’s in a name?
SNOQUALMIE - While Kinsey, O'Neil and Gravenstein may sound like any other streets to the people who live…
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Treemont application heard by council
SEATTLE - After 14 years, Port Blakely Communities' Treemont plat application for 194 lots on 239 acres west…
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Traffic circle could be stop sign for Fall City businesses
FALL CITY - Fall City residents and the Washington Department of Transportation (WSDOT) are stuck at a crossroads…
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Arts Live returns to roots with first concert
The huge wave of excitement and interest in bluegrass and American roots music that swept the country this…
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Ladopoulos would focus on education issues
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Keeping education the state's top priority will be Katrina Culp Ladopoulos' message if voters next…
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Pflug would reform health care, if re-elected
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Washington state Rep. Cheryl Pflug said health care and government deregulation will be at the…
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Bomb scare forces evacuation of Fall City businesses
FALL CITY - Although there was no bomb in Fall City last week, a scare that evacuated several…
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Where there’s smoke
NORTH BEND - When Rudy Edwards, district ranger for the U.S. Forest Service's Snoqualmie Ranger District, sees a…
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Catholic school helps fill growing Eastside need
SNOQUALMIE - One of the walls inside St. Joseph School in Snoqualmie has a painting on it with…
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Hospital seeks levy increase
SNOQUALMIE - Give Jeff Lyle 7 cents, and he'll put up blue signs emblazoned with a large, white…
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Group says mine noise report erred
NORTH BEND - Cadman Inc.'s proposed Grouse Ridge gravel mine will be noisier than previously thought, according to…
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Sallal Grange’s history found in it’s members, both young and old
In 1952, Fred Fischer was recruited to help build a hall for the Sallal Grange off 432nd Avenue…