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Health care workers call on state’s hospitals to help mitigate staffing crisis
Health care workers unions claim hospitals have the resources to fix the issue.
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Eastside Fire & Rescue says their response times will not be affected by absence of unvaccinated employees
Spokesperson says about 13 employees have left the department at the moment.
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Do you need to pay for your COVID hospital stay?
Washington state law requires hospitals to provide free care for certain income brackets.
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Snoqualmie Valley Pet Food Bank feeds 300 cats and dogs each month
It’s a labor of love for Dorie Ross, president of the Snoqualmie Valley Pet Food Bank, and her…
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County officals say it could be an active flood season in the Valley
“This is the Snoqualmie Valley. You should always be prepared for flood season.”
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State AG Ferguson leads effort supporting local journalism
Federal legislation offers tax credits to subscribers, businesses and news organizations
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King County councilmember proposes program to aid transition of Afghan interpreters who served the U.S. overseas
Program would provide job training and learning opportunities for Afghan interpreters and advisors.
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Inslee: No ‘massive disruptions’ as worker vax rates hit 90%
A surge in vaccinations has eased concern about service slowdowns ahead of a Monday deadline.
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Lambert removed from King County Council leadership roles
Lambert received backlash after her campaign used flyers that depicted her opponent as a puppet.
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Two people suffer injuries after Fall City shooting
Two people in a parked van were shot Sunday morning in Fall City, suffering non-life-threatening injuries, according to…
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Snoqualmie Valley Record wins two awards for news reporting
The 2021 Washington Newspaper Publishers Association’s Better Newspaper Contest winners were announced during a virtual convention Oct. 8.
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Northwest Carpenters Union members vote to accept contract with AGC
The agreement comes after weeks of striking.
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After doubling down on “racist” flyer, Lambert publicly apologizes
Apology encouraged by King County Council colleagues.