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Tow truck procession is Saturday for Todd
More than 40 tow trucks are expected to join a procession Saturday, April 18, to commemorate Dennis Todd,…
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Celebrate flower power with bingo night
The theme for Sno-Valley Senior Center’s monthly bingo night is 60s flower power, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Friday,…
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PTSA holds clothing drive for Snoqualmie Elementary
Snoqualmie Elementary School is planning its first clothing drive, to raise money for improvements to the front of…
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Spring storm could produce a foot of snow along local mountain passes
Washington's Department of Transportation has issued a travel advisory for the area. Forecasters are predicting more than a…
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Learn about Lake Alice Road ?closure at open house
King County will close part of Lake Alice Road Southeast for eight weeks this summer to replace a…
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Snoqualmie celebrates volunteers
Snoqualmie Mayor Matt Larson will proclaim Wednesday, April 15, to be Volunteer Appreciation Day in Snoqualmie to recognize…
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Church group plans trail cleanup work party
For two years, the Snoqualmie United Methodist church has had volunteer work parties at the Little Si overflow…
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Civil War visits the Valley: North Bend woman upcycles U.S. history
“When I get involved in things, I really like to get involved,” Denise Stone stated in her North…
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Blotter | Zipper problems; vandals burn restroom trash
Police and fire agencies in the Snoqualmie Valley responded to the following calls:
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Langlois Lake opens to veterans for fishing day
Project Healing Waters is opening Langlois Lake to veterans for fishing, starting one hour before sunrise and ending…
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Cold dawn color captivates in Record’s photo contest: Winners announced
The sky is split into colored wedges, and you can almost feel the cold in “Rattlesnake Dawn.” Look…
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Obituary: Sarrah Powers
Sarrah Alyssa Powers, a lifelong resident of Snoqualmie Pass, died in a car crash Sunday, March 29.
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No-texting enforcement campaign starts
For the second year in a row, law enforcement agencies in Washington are cracking down on distracted drivers.