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Voters to decide fire hall’s fate
FALL CITY - Despite a grim economic outlook, backers of an upcoming levy contend it is necessary and…
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Si View not in danger of being cut
NORTH BEND - Valley residents can rest assured, knowing that they will still have a pool to go…
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Here comes the neighborhood
NORTH BEND - The Forster Woods subdivision has been generating some pretty civic-minded citizens.
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Three Forks project has its critics
UPPER VALLEY - A new park that is to be developed by the King County Park System drew…
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Three Snoqualmie incumbents face challengers
SNOQUALMIE - Three positions on the five-member Snoqualmie City Council are up for election this year, and all…
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Allegations leveled at forum for candidates
SNOQUALMIE - Discussion about the issues that will face Snoqualmie in the coming years was overshadowed Oct. 23…
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No charges in fight between council candidate, opponent’s supporter.
SNOQUALMIE - A candidate for the Snoqualmie City Council and a supporter of his opponent were involved in…
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Sullivan, Labert vie for spot on council
KING COUNTY - Two longtime Redmond residents with two very different backgrounds are facing off in the race…
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Firefighter, former Valley resident, dies in hunting accident
RENTON - Seth E. Johnson will be missed for many reasons. But most of all, his family, friends…
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Building ban lifted for area served by Sallal
NORTH BEND - The North Bend City Council passed an amended ordinance at its Oct. 30 meeting that…
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Wildcats reclaim Valley Cup
The Mount Si High School football team celebrates after winning the Snoqualmie Valley Championship trophy last Friday night.…
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33 workers laid off at local plant
SNOQUALMIE - The Weyerhaeuser Co. announced this week that it had laid off 33 employees from its Cascade…
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Tribe trust application prompts visits
SNOQUALMIE - Officials with the Snoqualmie Tribe have met with representatives of Congresswoman Jennifer Dunn's Mercer Island office…