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Snoqualmie police make case to stay
SNOQUALMIE - The long- awaited presentation on the Snoqualmie Police Department by chief Jim Schaffer was met with…
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Guthrie fund grows
Jackie and Sandy Guthrie are lifelong Valley residents who may lose their housing at Red Oak in North…
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Study shows substance abuse down overall among Valley youth
SNOQUALMIE - While there are some alarming trends regarding drug use among teenagers in the area, a report…
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Historic Fall City Masons to host education ceremony
FALL CITY - For more than a hundred years the Falls City Lodge of Free and Associated Masons…
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Youth soccer goals stolen from Torguson Park
NORTH BEND - Who would steal soccer goals from children? That is one of the questions vexing Bud…
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Scouts get cookies to soldiers
U.S. Marine Pfc. Aaron Mitzlaff, 24, of Battle Creek, Mich. Lance Cpl. Jim Alders, 22, of Spring, Texas…
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Watershed center makes a splash with Waterfest
NORTH BEND - What could possibly be more fun than water? Nothing, at Spring Waterfest 2005.
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Foundation serves in memory of beloved Snoqualmie boy
SNOQUALMIE - Snoqualmie Ridge neighbors know the anniversary of a horrible day last June is quickly approaching, but…
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Si View wins award
Amanda Stanton and Jessi Richardson of the Si View Metropolitan Park District accept the 2005 Award of Excellence…
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Habitat for Humanity still working in Snoqualmie Ridge neighborhood
SNOQUALMIE - For years Lisa Curtis resolved she'd never own a house.
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Meadowbrook Farm starting to grow again
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - After years of sitting silent between North Bend and Snoqualmie, the Meadowbrook Farm is starting…
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Short resigns from Snoqualmie council
SNOQUALMIE - Snoqualmie City Councilman Nate Short resigned from the council last week, further widening the race for…
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Old bridge coming down
This 1920s bridge off Railroad Avenue is being completely removed as part of the 205 project in Snoqualmie.…