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North Bend seeks top citizen of 2008

North Bend is seeking nominations for its 2008 Citizen of the Year Award.

Waste rock lays near a foundation wall at the Rainy Mine and Mill near North Bend. The U.S. Forest Service plans to clean up arsenic-laden waste at the site.

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Cleanup proposed at Valley mine; $500K plan would remove contamination near North Bend

Concerns about arsenic leaching into the Snoqualmie watershed have the U.S. Forest Service considering a $500,000 plan to…

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Legal troubles for local charity

Network Services of Puget Sound, an Eastside charity run by a Fall City woman, is being taken to…

Cascade View fifth graders and Green Team members Jimmy Jacobson and Max Puff remind drivers to turn off their engines while waiting to pick up students. The no-idling initiative is one of the school’s many earth-friendly programs.

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Cascade View pupils want cleaner air

Braving near-freezing temperatures, fifth graders Jimmy Jacobson and Max Puff energetically reminded parents waiting for children to emerge…

Foodball coordinator Nikki Stanton and ASB President Ben Olson have helped to collect more than eight tons of food so far this year for Valley food banks.

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Mount Si food drive in last lap

The Valley has until Thursday, Dec. 18 to help Mount Si High School's Foodball food drive.

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Nasty weather on its way

Valley residents should get ready for cold temperatures and potential bad weather

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Survey to explore city’s carbon footprint; How green is my Snoqualmie?

Residents can help the city of Snoqualmie measure its carbon footprint.

Keenan Porter and Christopher Wilson

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Santa’s big night in Snoqualmie

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On the scanner

Kitchen fire: At 8 a.m., Snoqualmie firefighters responded to the Salish Lodge for a kitchen fire. Assistance was…

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In brief

Snoqualmie student Isaac Mullins, 11, achieved honorable mention at the 2008 Central Washington University Piano Sonata-Sonatina Festival competition,…

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In brief

DMW Martial Arts in Snoqualmie aims to be more than your typical kick and punch school.

Third-grader Adele Werner is one of hundreds of Valley students to receive a free dictionary through the Kiwanis Club’s “Words for Thirds” program.

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Kiwanis Club sponsors dictionary handout

This semester, the Snoqualmie Valley Kiwanis Club gave out about 600 dictionaries to children who are just now…

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In brief

This season, the Senior Services Transportation Program of Snoqualmie Valley encourages people in the community to give the…