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Snoqualmie Valley, Issaquah chambers to host job fair
The Snoqualmie Valley and Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce are co-hosting a job fair at the Snoqualmie Casino…
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Cyclist hit by school bus along North Bend Way
A section of North Bend Way was shut down in both directions Tuesday morning, Oct. 26, after a…
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Two dead after tree strikes car near Preston
Two people were killed Sunday, Oct. 24, after a fallen tree struck their car near Preston, according to…
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Racial disparities in bike helmet law forces decision by King County health board
On Oct. 21, the King County Board of Health discussed striking down a county law that requires bicycle…
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King County seeks volunteers to serve on open space acquisition and protection committee
Recruitment is open until November 8.
Business
If you want a regular cocktail, go somewhere else
Master mixologist Joe Dietrich is elevating cocktail culture at Bellevue’s Civility & Unrest.
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Candidates for Snoqualmie mayor and council discuss local issues at forum
Local businesses, the city’s recovery from the pandemic, future growth, affordable housing and development were all up for…
Life
Award-winning North Bend artist offers custom paintings
For award-winning artist Britt Greenland, the pandemic was a reminder of the importance of personal connection, travel and…
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Federal funding to support maintenance in Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
The Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust, a nonprofit organization that works to restore and protect natural areas between…
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Rather than get vaccine, nearly 1,900 state workers lose jobs
Exactly how many people will be out of work for ignoring Gov. Jay Inslee’s vaccine mandate isn’t known…
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Duvall nonprofit sues Department of Fish and Wildlife over salmon hatchery policy
Wild Fish Conservancy, a Duvall-based nonprofit, and The Conservation Angler filed suit against the Washington Department of Fish…
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County council votes to take dangerous park out of Seattle’s hands
City Hall Park, next to the courthouse in downtown Seattle, has had multiple reports of crime.
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Nearly all Snoqualmie city employees vaccinated
Nearly all Snoqualmie city staff are vaccinated against COVID-19, as the city’s vaccination mandate deadline passed this week.