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Crafty North Bend woman spreads joy with mice and frogs
At least once a week for the past few years, Violet Malloy, 87, has made the trip from…
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Snoqualmie mulls scooter regulations
The Snoqualmie youths zipping around town on motorized foot scooters are either an annoying safety hazard or just…
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Downtown growth lags behind surging Snoqualmie Ridge
When Cask & Keg owners Brian and Janna Mattson decided to open up a wine shop on Railroad…
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North Bend administrator ousted
North Bend Mayor Ken Hearing announced the firing of city administrator George Martinez July 18.
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More staffing changes in store for North Bend
The dismissal of former North Bend City Administrator George Martinez indirectly led to the the departure of another…
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Guarding the herd
A bull elk grazes at Meadowbrook Farm as seen from Boalch Avenue July 24. The herd frequently gathers…
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North Bend accepts annexation request
The North Bend City Council took the first step towards its planned eastward expansion July 18 by accepting…
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Tea for two, Girl Scout style
Marissa Monahan, left, a Girl Scout with troop 1784, and Jennie Mae Baker recently shared tea at the…
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Changing of the guard
Jim Gildersleeve, left, and Kevin Hauglie shake on their new business arrangement. Gildersleeve has retired as agency owner,…
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Above and beyond for family support
Paula Nelson, left, receives an award from Elizabeth Westburg, chair of the Alliance for Eastside Agencies, a professional…
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Carnation church hires new pastor
His first sermon in the Valley was a lesson from the tale of Jonah and the whale about…
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‘Twin Peaks’ lives on
Where can you go to get a piece of cherry pie and a cup of "damn good coffee?"
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‘Twin Peaks’ lives on
Where can you go to get a piece of cherry pie and a cup of "damn good coffee?"