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New KCLS Snoqualmie library likely to come in 2009
SNOQUALMIE - The King County Library System's (KCLS) timeline to open a new library in Snoqualmie had been…
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Light-hearted humor for heavy political times
SNOQUALMIE - About a year ago, Joe Weisnewski couldn't take it any more. So he started singing.
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Lowland lake fishing season opens April 24
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Although Jan. 1 might be the start of the new year for many, it's the…
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Theater begins cleanup
Restoration of the Snoqualmie Falls Forest Theater is finally underway. Work to remove felled trees and repair damage…
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Carnation resident Howard Miller honored for his storied Valley history
CARNATION - When one thinks of stellar Carnation residents, Howard Miller undoubtedly comes to mind. The longtime Lower…
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Si View management change slated for next month
NORTH BEND - Less than six months after entering into a management contract with the Redmond-based nonprofit agency…
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A safe nest
Potelco employees Hank Wade, Mike Black, Lonnie Harris and Keith Daurie, and city of Snoqualmie employee Don Harris,…
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Snoqualmie discusses plans to keep using historic city hall
SNOQUALMIE - With its historic city hall renovation nearing completion and a new fire station set to be…
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Ready, set, Relay
All right, so you may have missed the meetings or maybe you didn't even know about the event…
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Rodne announces candidacy for the 5th District
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Rep. Jay Rodne, R-Snoqualmie, has announced his candidacy for state representative of the 5th Legislative…
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Unicycle team continues winning ways
NORTH BEND - For most children, running around playing with a ball in a competitive nature tends to…
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Super readers
Opstad Elementary's Super Readers, (left to right) Jacob Miller, Matt Price (behind Jacob), Reece Karalus, Ryan Paauw and…