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Musical neighbors help each other get back into business
SNOQUALMIE - Garr Lang and William Johnson were ready to give up on the music industry until they…
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Train museum project appealed again
SNOQUALMIE - The Northwest Railway Museum's effort to build a Conservation and Restoration Center (CRC) will be going…
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Myers driving for more blood
SNOQUALMIE - Ronda Myers wants your blood. Lots of it, so she can give it to others.
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Man convicted in North Bend body dumping
TACOMA - The husband of a woman who was found dead and her body stuffed in a large…
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City unveils Tanner Trail project
NORTH BEND - The city's Tanner Trail project might not have been an exercise in expediency, but the…
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Almost ready
The Snoqualmie Department of Public Safety- Fire Division is eagerly awaiting the arrival of its new fire engine.…
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Student creates a summer job for charity
SNOQUALMIE - Like many students who came home for the summer from school, Jesse Perrell was dogged when…
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City takes $123,000 chance for water rights
NORTH BEND - The City Council has approved funding for the first portion of a plan that could…
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Snoqualmie Ridge retail a year later
SNOQUALMIE - Ever since Bibo Coffee opened its doors last August, owner Brandon Kuvara has never regretted any…
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Mount Si graduate writes track team’s splendid history
SNOQUALMIE - When Howie Adcox sees the new track installed at Mount Si High School in the coming…
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City Council mulls future changes
SNOQUALMIE - The make up of the city of Snoqualmie's government could look different in less than a…
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Respected volunteer hangs up bunker gear
NORTH BEND - Mary Prentice was driving home one evening to her Wilderness Rim home in April of…
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Signs help restore piece of city’s past
FALL CITY - When Jack Kelley takes a walk through the historical neighborhoods of Fall City, he knows…