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Out of the Past | Ridge won’t be visible from Falls; O’Dell twins rock at sports
1989: Action was taken on one of the most controversial aspects of the massive “Snoqualmie Ridge” master-planned development.…
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Dinner, auction helps North Bend’s Terri Crabtree
A benefit spaghetti dinner, bake sale and silent and live auctions to help Terri (Wyrsch) Crabtree, who has…
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Crayon Drive coming to IGA, QFC
For the young people who find themselves at Children’s Hospital in Seattle, sometimes simple things like a coloring…
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North Bend’s busy sewer plant nears limits
North Bend is growing, with the potential for 655 new homes in the next few years, based on…
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Rescuers who read: Students, cops and firefighters make friends at Badges & Books
Students at Cascade View Elementary were treated with visits from all kinds of people in uniform March 12,…
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Movie filmed last summer at North Bend, Carnation, gets opening
Movie-goers can spot several Valley landmarks in the trailer for “Lucky Them,” and soon, in the movie itself.…
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Nominate a star for Valley’s Rise & Shine breakfast
The Snoqualmie Valley Community Network hosts its 18th annual Rise & Shine Breakfast Tuesday, June 3, to recognize…
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Volunteer options about at Carnation’s senior center
Volunteers make the Sno-Valley Senior Center, 4610 Stephens Ave., Carnation, hum, and there are lots of opportunities now.…
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County Exec urged to raise awareness of newborn surrender options
The Metropolitan King County Council’s Law, Justice, Health and Human Services Committee has called on County Executive Dow…
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Valley’s councilwoman Kathy Lambert heads up county committees
Metropolitan King County Councilmember Kathy Lambert, who represents the Valley’s District 3, will remain Chair of the Council’s…
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Learn and earn in Mount Si summer class
Mount Si High School students interested in adding some adventure to their summers can earn a half credit…
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LEO welcomes Fred Nystrom as executive director
Fred Nystrom was recently named executive director of Life Enrichment Options (LEO), a community-based nonprofit that advocates for…
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Sign up now for women’s defense classes in Snoqualmie, North Bend
The Snoqualmie Police Department’s free women’s self-defense course, RAD will be offered in April in Snoqualmie, and a…