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Power substation to reduce area outages
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - A new Puget Sound Energy (PSE) substation on Novelty Hill is expected to reduce the…
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Farmers market readies for busy summer
NORTH BEND - One of the first signs of summer is set to open again this month in…
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Property owners discuss Critical Areas Ordinance
Editor's note: The Critical Areas Ordinance is an in-depth, constantly changing plan. This series is not intended to…
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Fire in Fall City destroys barn
FALL CITY - A barn in Fall City was damaged after a fire ripped through it on June…
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Resident pushes for changes on SR 203
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Years ago, lifelong Valley resident Jackie Perrigoue would hear the sirens on State Route 203…
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Valley Record awards $5,000 in community grants
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - The Snoqualmie Valley Record Charitable Fund awarded $5,000 to local organizations in 2004. The fund…
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WWII veterans honored
On May 29, about 200 people enjoyed a ceremony to recognize and honor all our local World War…
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Dress rehearsal
Colin Alexander, playing the part of Nathan Detroit, and Madie Vierling-Coulter, playing the part of Adelaide, woo the…
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Rain doesn’t dampen Relay for Life spirits
SNOQUALMIE - They came from all walks of life with the same goal in mind: help find a…
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Today’s coffee is on me
SNOQUALMIE - During his freshman year at Mount Si High School, Clinton Van Buskirk decided he'd head over…
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Domestic violence group takes aim at involving men
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - In a world where it appears many men have struggled to find their voice in…
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City admin decision could come this week
SNOQUALMIE - The city of Snoqualmie hopes to announce a decision soon regarding a new city administrator.
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Class dismissed
Mount Si High School seniors celebrate June 11 at the 2004 commencement ceremony. The class of 2004 was…