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Snoqualmie Methodists host charity knitathon for the homeless
Snoqualmie United Methodist Church will host a community knitathon to make hats and scarves to distribute to the…
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Drive sober or get pulled over: Valley police, state troopers are part of holiday DUI sweep
The Washington Traffic Safety Commission is planning a “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” holiday campaign, and commission…
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Patterson Creek Bridge project wraps up, Southeast Duthie Hill Road reopens
Construction is nearly complete on the Patterson Creek Bridge replacement project, and Southeast Duthie Hill Road near State…
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Mount Si remodel under consideration; School board agrees freshman campus at SMS is temporary
Already debating another school bond and forging ahead with plans for a freshman campus, the Snoqualmie Valley School…
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Wildcat football team’s historic ride ends at Tacoma | Photo gallery
Mount Si's history-making arrival at the 3A state semi-final football game saw the Wildcats make a season-first impact…
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Attempted sock theft; stroller bandit; Intoxicated wife search; Weekly Snoqualmie Valley police, fire calls
A woman called police om Wednesday, Nov. 14, to report a theft from her baby stroller, when she…
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Santa’s Toyland coming soon to sheriff’s office
The King County Sheriff’s Office will host the second annual Santa’s Toy Shop at the North Bend Sheriff's…
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Study Zone program comes to Lower Valley libraries
One of the innovative programs offered by the King County Library System (KCLS) is the "Study Zone," a…
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State health services’ mobile office coming to Carnation to help families
Washington's Department of Social and Health Services brings a mobile office to the Sno-Valley Food Bank in Carnation,…
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Fall City fourth graders try five-week experiment to cut food waste
Whether it’s moldy cheese, limp celery or those long lost leftovers in the back of the fridge, the…
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Not forgotten: Snoqualmie Falls’ George Borden, airman son Bill honored with flag dedication at Snoqualmie Y
For two decades, he made a huge impact on the lives of people of all ages. And when…
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Shelves getting low, donations sought at Preston food bank
When Pastor Roy Peacock opened the doors of the Adra P. Berry Memorial Food Bank in Preston on…
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Residents reminded, recycle cooking oil
The City of North Bend encourages all residents to take advantage of the new option to recycle kitchen…