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Head on hit and run, bounty hunter, cyber threats, too slick to drive: Valley police, fire blotter
Head-on hit and run: At 7:06 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 20, an officer responded to a two-car hit-and-run accident…
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Underground street woes lead to sealed water main, closed road in Snoqualmie
The approaching pickup slowed, halted, then backed straight up. There was no getting past the multiple 'road closed'…
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Your child’s backpack can be ‘spine safer’: Valley physical therapist weighs in on overloaded knapsacks
At their core, backpacks are a good idea. They keep students’ belongings together, protect their lunches from the…
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Finding help when you need it: Low income services are available this winter for Valley residents
Winter time in the valley means freezing temperatures and cranking up the heat. Many Snoqualmie residents may struggle…
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Finding the light: Snoqualmie woman pens personal story of family’s transplant experience
‘Catchlight’ is a term of the photographer’s art: “It’s the twinkle you see in a subject’s eye,” says…
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Safety Rest Area upgraded at Snoqualmie summit
Holiday travelers and skiers enjoying new snow at Snoqualmie Pass this holiday week won’t see the finished product…
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Teens invited to join Kathy Lambert’s Youth Advisory Council
Metropolitan King County Councilmember Kathy Lambert invites youth in Northeast King County to become more informed and involved…
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Love and Logic: Classes for parents offered at Cedarcrest school
Parents of students at Cedarcrest High School and Tolt Middle School are invited to a seven-week parenting program…
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Holiday for the homeless: Valley churches, Salvation Army come together with food, gifts, and care
The snow is blowing fiercely as Mike Walter hikes down Ballarat Avenue to the main road, a sandwichboard…
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Commit to your community: Volunteers sought for Eastside Fire and Rescue
Eastside Fire & Rescue (EF&R) is seeking men and women interested in serving as volunteers for the communities…
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Roots art: Adi Hiensch, North Bend’s resident carver, follows tradition—and his heart | Slideshow
He’s almost 89 years old, but wood carver and painter Adi Hienzsch makes a point of getting out…
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Gazebo as garage, public affection in a truck: Snoqualmie Valley police calls
Late Wednesday, Dec. 12, a Snoqualmie police officer checked out a suspicious truck at a construction site at…
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Tokul roundabout tit for tat? Tribe seeks scrutiny for Snoqualmie Falls road fix
While the Snoqualmie Tribe’s hotel expansion plan is drawing scrutiny from Snoqualmie Mayor Matt Larson, that city’s upcoming…