Letters to the Editor
Snoqualmie’s bike rodeo aims to keep terrible accident from repeating
Please join us for the 10th annual Tanner Jeans Memorial Bicycle Safety Rodeo, Saturday, June 7, at the…
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A message for the caregivers of the Snoqualmie Valley
If you seldom hear a shout-out or never get nominated for being the best, if you think you…
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North Bend’s Stokosa family touched by memorial help
We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their love, support and prayers during this…
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North Bend comes together after massive explosion | Letters
We would like to thank our dental patients, our neighbors, and the complete strangers who called or came…
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A poem for closure, and for baby Kimball Doe
I feel compelled to validate closure provided by the memorial service for baby Kimball at Snoqualmie Valley Alliance…
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60-day milestones for new food bank
It is with much gratitude and an overwhelmed heart that we proudly share our 60-day milestone since beginning…
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Letters | Those who live in glass houses…. spelling edition
Nice column about spelling people’s names right. I have one of those names that somehow never seems to…
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Senator’s nay on two-thirds tax majority overrides voters
You assume your vote counts. It appears that State Senator Mark Mullet has a very different opinion. Almost…
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Mullet: Confident with record as a moderate
I wanted to respond to questions about my vote against placing a two-thirds vote threshold for tax changes…
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Woman chokes on a carrot, firefighters and hospital staff save the day
On Thursday, March 13, I called 911. There was a large piece of carrot stuck in my throat…
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Mayor: Tribes should play by the same rules as cities
In 2015, the average household in Snoqualmie may have to add $30 to its annual property tax bill…
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Volunteers are getting new food bank off to a good start
The Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank’s 501(c)3 tax exempt status application has been filed, and is being processed. Thanks…
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Coal trains a health risk for all state residents
A massive planned expansion of dirty coal, mined from Montana, Wyoming, and Washington state, and shipped to Asia…