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‘Artful’ ordinance wins council approval
SNOQUALMIE - The Snoqualmie City Council unanimously passed an ordinance at its Monday, Oct. 14, meeting that would…
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Preventing future slides
Work continues on stabilizing an area along State Route 202 that is prone to landslides, the most recent…
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Treemont decision delayed yet again
SEATTLE - The proposed Treemont development's day of reckoning was postponed for the second time in two weeks…
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Park district would save Si View
NORTH BEND - A task force charged with keeping Si View Park, its community center and pool afloat…
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Children’s Services closes Duvall office
DUVALL - Children's Services of Sno-Valley (CSSV), feeling the pinch of tight economic times, has started to make…
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Hospital signs letter of intent with Overlake
SNOQUALMIE - Snoqualmie Valley Hospital and Overlake Hospital Medical Center officials have signed a letter of intent between…
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CHS gets kick out of new athletic field
DUVALL - Cedarcrest High School senior Robby Westermann has many fond memories of playing football games at Tolt…
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Skaggs seeks change in 5th District
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Loren Skaggs of Sammamish has not been a happy resident of Washington's 5th District, so…
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Comp-plan ordinances get hearing
NORTH BEND - More than two years after they were introduced, North Bend is getting close to making…
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Anderson: Reform protects schools
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Reform and reorganization of government will top Rep. Glenn Anderson's agenda if voters elect to…
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Snoqualmie mill to close
SNOQUALMIE - Weyerhaeuser Co. announced Tuesday, Oct. 22, that it will close its Snoqualmie finishing mill sometime in…
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Board deals Salish annexation setback
SNOQUALMIE - The city of Snoqualmie is getting ready to take legal action in the effort to annex…
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Voters will decide Si View’s fate
NORTH BEND - Chris Garcia lives next to Si View Park. From his window, he can see its…