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Popular destination receives new trail
NORTH BEND - One of the area's most popular hiking trails just got a little easier thanks to…
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Family and friends pay tribute to a loving soul
NORTH BEND - There is a new rule in the Funck household and it's called the Tonya rule.
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Snoqualmie Valley Record turns 90
It was 90 years ago that the first issue of what is now known as the Snoqualmie Valley…
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A look at the class of 2003
SNOQUALMIE - About every high school in the nation has two top students that are recognized at graduation…
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Mill workers union to continue
SNOQUALMIE - Like many of the buildings on Railroad Avenue in Snoqualmie, the union hall has many stories…
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North Bend city council appoints two new members
NORTH BEND - Two business owners have been chosen to fill the vacancies left by Jack and Elaine…
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CSSV makes day care program change
SNOQUALMIE - A cost-cutting decision by Children's Services of Sno-Valley (CSSV) will find its Snoqualmie facility no longer…
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Picture from the past
This photo was taken in 1944 after the building of the taller smoke stack and shows both Mill…
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Testimony heard in contentious CRC case
SNOQUALMIE - The latest public hearing for what has been a contentious project within the city of Snoqualmie…
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Unwelcome gift irks Valley family
NORTH BEND - Having someone dump construction waste on your property is bad enough, but Kathy and Brian…
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King County Metro gets state funds for special-needs services
King County Metro Transit will receive $4.2 million in state funds to improve transit services for special-needs riders.
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Mount Si Wildcats leave den for the last time
SNOQUALMIE - A picture is worth a thousand words, but the Mount Si High School class of 2003…
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Key legislation passes in water rights issue
NORTH BEND - Two bills that could pave the way for the city to resolve its water rights…