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Young Life group looks to start Valley chapter
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - For Suzie Franson, there's a glaring absence in the Valley.
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North Bend businesses work to weather the snow-less season
NORTH BEND - Businesses here are anxious for The Summit at Snoqualmie to reopen, but most say they…
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Long-awaited suit against CAO filed
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY - Riding a wave of rural landowner discontent, a California-based law firm has filed suit against…
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Kirby gives kisses to clients
Dr. Kirby Nelson, D.D.S. (right) presents Courtney Sundberg with the jar of Hershey Kisses that was part of…
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Smoke stack and powerhouse get preliminary historical designation
SNOQUALMIE - A more than 80-year-old historic smoke stack and powerhouse located on the Weyerhaeuser mill site outside…
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The future of the Snoqualmie Weyerhaeuser mill site in question
SNOQUALMIE - Everybody was talking trash at the Feb. 28 Snoqualmie City Council meeting.
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Local gym wants children to reach for the STARS
SNOQUALMIE - Valley parents may no longer have to drive to Issaquah for piano lessons or to Bellevue…
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McKiernan named publisher of Record
Jim McKiernan has been named publisher of the Snoqualmie Valley Record, a 4,600-circulation weekly newspaper operated by King…
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Valley women get serious about shape at boot camp
SNOQUALMIE - It's more of a craze than crazy, but sometimes you wonder - 25 women meeting on…
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Larson announces he will run for Snoqualmie mayor this fall
SNOQUALMIE - The race to be the next Snoqualmie mayor already has a runner.
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Progress continues on gym
A worker smooths the mortar between blocks on the new Mount Si High School gymnasium last week. The…
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Residents and KCLS officials discuss location of new library
SNOQUALMIE - A discussion of the location of what many Snoqualmie residents hope will be one of the…