Letters to the Editor
Vote ‘yes’ on levies
In the upcoming Feb. 9 elections, the Snoqualmie Valley School District will be asking for voter approval on…
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Blowing in the wind?
The Snoqualmie Valley School District is knocking on our door again for more money. It seems to never…
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Tech levy: Desirable, but not critical
The letter by Mr. Reitz (Valley Record, Jan. 22) includes his opinion that the proposed M&O levy and…
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Library support
Times are tough, and our public institutions are making tough budgetary decisions. Our King County Library System is…
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Levy innovation
It is time for our community to renew our local four-year school levies.
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Support the levy
For many years, the people of this Valley have supported their schools by approving levies to hire teachers,…
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Concerned rider wants route reopened
The Snoqualmie Valley Trail is one of the few horse trails left ‘close in’ in King County. Without…
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Maintain Fall City’s trail access
The Fall City Community Association wishes to express its concerns over the loss of access to the Snoqualmie…
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Keep Mount Si open
As a Boy Scout from Troop 425, our troop tends to use the trails on Mount Si and…
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Refugees in the Valley
We sit here under the warmth of a tree that is supposed to mean something, but some people…
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Warmth for the homeless
I just wanted to drop you a note about your recent article on the local homeless folks.
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A not-so-silent night
Slightly Silent Night, or Snoqualmie Unplugged II, was a great success. On Friday, Dec. 11, great music was…
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Turkey Trot thanks
We would like to thank Sean Sundwall once again for organizing the second Annual Snoqualmie Ridge Turkey Trot…