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Children’s Services looks toward future
NORTH BEND - Despite the recent loss of its executive director and fighting off the effects of a…
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Snoqualmie appeals berm decision
SNOQUALMIE - The city of Snoqualmie has taken another step in its long-running effort to remove a berm…
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The write stuff
Camille Rankin, who once found herself visiting a reading specialist, is now a published writer.
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Northwest Railway Museum expects record year despite poor economy
SNOQUALMIE - This holiday season Northwest Railway Museum Executive Director Richard Anderson has a lot to be thankful…
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Taking care of business: Mt. Si students get jazzed
SNOQUALMIE - On the last day of school before Thanksgiving break last week, Mount Si High School music…
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Holiday Giving
Sno-Falls Credit Union made two donations to local charities last week. Linda Larion, CEO of the credit union,…
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House fire
Firefighters work to put out the final hot spots at a house fire in the 38500 block of…
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New and improved
Snoqualmie Mayor Fuzzy Fletcher speaks at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Park Street improvments last Friday. The completed…
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Point, click and permit
SNOQUALMIE - The city of Snoqualmie is looking to connect to its residents more efficiently with the help…
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Carnation on short list for sex crime facility
CARNATION - The news that their quiet, woodsy neighborhood southeast of Carnation was one of three finalists for…
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Ho, ho, ho
Tanessa Jacinta, 6 months, isn't quite sure what to make of Santa at the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of…
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Snoqualmie OKs 2003 budget
SNOQUALMIE - Despite a rocky season full of economic uncertainty for government bodies, the city of Snoqualmie passed…
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State champs
SNOQUALMIE - Back in 1973 Elvis was putting on a little weight, kids in high school sported bell-bottomed…