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Back for more: North Bend Blues Walk returns for record-setting fourth year
Saturday was a night of full houses in North Bend, and live music was on the menu everywhere…
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Bark for Life cancer research fundraiser returns on Oct. 1
After a successful first year raising more than $1,600, the Mount Si High School Key Club is organizing…
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North Bend holds public hearing Oct. 4 on changes to school impact fees
The North Bend City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed changes to the school impact fee…
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Register now to be in Mount Si Homecoming Parade, Oct. 21
Homecoming Week at Mount Si High School is Oct. 17 to 22, with a week of activities capped…
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Learn about compost, cover crops, at Fall City workshop Sunday
The Fall City Learning Garden will host a free fall soil fertility workshop, 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday,…
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Duvall plans open house Tuesday to discuss tax increase on November ballot
This November, Duvall residents will vote on the city's Proposition 1, a tax levy to fund improvements to…
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Carnation farm gets help from county program on cleaning ditches
A combination of sediment and invasive plant species have plagued farm drainage ditches in the Valley for years,…
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Democrat precinct officers host candidate meet-and-greet Sept. 29 at Sallal Grange
Several Democratic precinct committee officers, for the upper Snoqualmie Valley, are sponsoring a "Meet and Greet" for local…
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North Bend celebrates the blues Saturday in fourth annual Blues Walk
North Bend's streets and sidewalks will fill with visitors this weekend as the fourth annual Blues Walk returns…
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Group sworn in as U.S. citizens in Bellevue ceremony
Twenty-two people became United States citizens Sept. 6, at a naturalization ceremony at the Bellevue Library.
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Snoqualmie Tribe members travel to North Dakota to oppose oil pipeline
Representatives from the Snoqualmie Tribal Council, and more than 20 tribe members are going to North Dakota to…
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Remains of man found on Mount Si last year still unidentified; KCSO asks public for help
A man who died on Mount Si roughly two decades ago remains unknown a year after his remains…
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Eastside mayors discuss challenges, opportunities, at Leadership luncheon
Mayors from across the Eastside gathered Sept. 9 at Cascadia College in Bothell for Leadership Eastside's annual mayors'…