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Tribe’s first employee sees and makes history
CARNATION - Matt Mattson has experienced the historical significance of being the first employee of a nation.
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Snoqualmie Council moves to add two members
SNOQUALMIE - The city of Snoqualmie has clarified some tentative dates made to add two new council positions.
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North Bend council to revisit water issue on Sept. 21
NORTH BEND - A financial and procedural balancing act needed to bring the city out of a five-year…
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Hair today, gone tomorrow
Mark Schecterson holds up a braid of hair that was just cut by Sarah Arnold at Renaissance Salon…
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Flood monitoring station vandalized
TANNER - A flow-measuring station used to help alert residents of potential flood waters on the Middle Fork…
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Comment period opens for regional program funding
KING COUNTY - The Rural Town Centers and Corridors program is scheduled to receive an additional $2 million…
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Working the field
Chouapao Cha mows down weeds on a vegetable farm in Fall City last week. Cha moved to the…
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Ridge neighborhood honors Tanner Jeans
SNOQUALMIE - Max Gibbs of Snoqualmie received a phone call and heard a helicopter within seconds of each…
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Snoqualmie City Council revisits options for community center
SNOQUALMIE - The Snoqualmie community center project, which failed to gain voter-approved funding in 2002, could be making…
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Swedish and Overlake look to open Issaquah hospitals
ISSAQUAH - As water dripped from the corners of a rain-soaked tent last week, Swedish Medical Center Vice…
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Police bust car thieves
Snoqualmie Police Department officer Paul Graham looks through a bag keys found in a stolen truck that Snoqualmie…
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Public will have input on new school name and superintendent selection
SNOQUALMIE - The Snoqualmie Valley School District Board of Directors took steps last week to get public input…
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Snoqualmie Valley Hospital continues steady growth
SNOQUALMIE - As the drive for medical services on the Eastside begins to take shape, the Snoqualmie Valley…