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Tribe announces plans for Salish Lodge visitor center that will tell its history
The center is expected to open this spring.
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King County warns of potential for severe flooding
County leaders urge residents to prepare themselves for floods as needed.
Life
Mount Si’s Green Team continue clean-up at Kimball Creek, promote sustainability
Since 2017 Green Team members have cleared about 1.5 acres of invasive species.
Business
New real estate brokerage opens in downtown Snoqualmie
Jonathan Pearlstein celebrates opening Engel & Volkers.
Life
November is Kindness Month in the Valley, here’s how to get involved
Kindness Month raises awareness for youth suicide prevention and the Empower Youth Network.
News
Highway 18 will see lane reductions throughout November
Right eastbound lane will be closed on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. through November.
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How Washington state law lets clergy hide child sexual abuse
By Wilson Criscione, InvestigateWest
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Big drug bust; unvaxxed firefighters return to work; teens steal car and fire gun | King County Local Dive
A podcast for King County residents featuring top local stories.
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WA lawmakers announce new policies to protect abortion access
Bills aim to protect both patients seeking abortions and health care providers.
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Rain decreases Loch Katrine Fire activity, brings snowfall to Snoqualmie Pass
Management of the Loch Katrine Fire has been transferred to local agencies.
Business
Best of the Valley 2022: Vote for your favorites today
Since 2004, the Snoqualmie Valley Record staff has asked our readers to pick their favorite local businesses and…
Business
New Carnation bookstore fufills resident’s lifelong dream
Duvall resident Christa Charter opens Bear and Bee Used Books in downtown Carnation.
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Snoqualmie Mill Site development plan gets approval, construction expected in 2024
City Council approves development agreement, developer can now apply for permits