Mount Si High School girls basketball players and junior varsity head coach Larry White helped Snoqualmie residents clean up following the recent flooding. From left are Haley Chase

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Mount Si athletes make a difference Team pitches in on flood cleanup

Along with the damage suffered, the defining story of the Valley’s January flood was the effort made by…

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Burglars smash up Valley tanning salon

The burglars who broke into the Fastan tanning salon in North Bend last week appeared to know exactly…

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School director urges online surveys Making citizens heard a priority for Popp

Increasing communication between the Snoqualmie Valley School District and the public is a top priority for Dan Popp,…

Supporters of a new Fall City Park District promote the cause at Fall City Park. The group seeks to manage park and recreation facilities in Fall City neighborhoods and parts of the Fall City Fire District. A mail-in vote on the creation of the district is set for Feb. 3.

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Decision nears for Fall City park district

Fall City residents get their say Tuesday, Feb. 3, on whether to create a new agency to look…

Fall City residents Kirk Harris

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Meet the Fall City Park Commission

Five seek seats on new park district board

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In brief

Grab your partner: Square dancing is planned for 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Jan. 23 at Cascade View…

Native American elder Ron Stetler presents a drum to Ju Hong Hwang

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Snoqualmie welcomes Korean visitors; Twelve students to study at Mount Si High

In Korean, “GangJin” means “tranquility of the river.”

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Chief Kanim names honor society for fall trimester

Chief Kanim Middle School released its list of “Honor Society” students for the fall trimester. To rank in…

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Snoqualmie Middle School names honor roll students

Snoqualmie Middle School has issued the names of students who earned a place on the honor roll for…

In the winter of 1916

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Past Time

• Nancy C. Cole of Carnation didn’t win the big one Jan. 4 in the state lottery drawing,…

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Snoqualmie residents who want to make their views known on local environmental efforts better hurry: the deadline to…

One of Goat Trimmers LLC’s four-footed lawnmowers takes a bite out of shrubs

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Goats make for greener trim

In this age of heightened environmental awareness, it’s not uncommon for a company to seek out “green” solutions…

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Floods that washed over the Valley also canceled last week’s regular meeting of the Snoqualmie Valley Hospital District.