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North Bend woman pleads innocent in daughter’s death
EVERETT - A North Bend woman pleaded innocent Tuesday, Dec. 18, to vehicular homicide in the death of…
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Clinic fills needs of growing Valley
(Editor's note: The following story first appeared in the Valley Values supplement and contained several errors. The corrected…
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Masons install officers
The Masons of Unity Lodge No. 198 F.&A.M. of Washington recently installed their officers for 2002. From left…
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Courtroom likely next arena for mine fight
NORTH BEND - With the release of the final environmental impact statement (FEIS) for Cadman Inc.'s proposed gravel…
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2001: A year to remember
No one will forget 2001. The top 10 stories of the year In the Snoqualmie Valley, it was…
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New construction will probably have to wait for Habitat
SNOQUALMIE - As residents of the Habitat for Humanity of East King County site in Snoqualmie nestle in…
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Arts Live show has little bit of everything
SNOQUALMIE - They call it "multitasking," and indeed it is. Circus acts, comedy, juggling that defies the law…
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Law part of growing debate on driving
NORTH BEND - A new driving ordinance in North Bend has given the city a role in what…
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Making the (New) grade
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Teachers, students and parents at Fall City Elementary School are part of a pilot program…
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County Council selects leaders
SEATTLE - A new bipartisan team is at the helm of the Metropolitan King County Council, faced with…
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Winds damage building
High winds ripped up part of the roof on the downtown North Bend building owned by the Masons…
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Passing the torch
SNOQUALMIE - After 12 years of serving the Snoqualmie Valley Record as advertising manager, Marie Everett is stepping…