Snoqualmie’s skate arena opens Oct. 18

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Snoqualmie’s skate arena opens Oct. 18

A long-awaited ice skating arena is set to open in October in Snoqualmie Ridge despite the pandemic.

Port commissioner talks COVID-19 impacts

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Port commissioner talks COVID-19 impacts

Sam Cho at SnoValley Chamber luncheon: Air traffic down 75 percent at Sea-Tac Airport.

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5th Legislative District: Ramos, Moninski talk business and economy

The candidates squared off at an Issaquah Chamber of Commerce forum.

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Snoqualmie train rides return on Oct. 3

Train excursions at the Northwest Railway Museum will resume on Oct. 3 in the upper Snoqualmie Valley.

Washington State Capitol Building in Olympia. File photo

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Surge in consumer spending eases state budget challenges

A jump in tax collections cuts a projected $9 billion shortfall in half, acccording to new forecast.

Snoqualmie Casino unveils first Seahawks-themed table games pit

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Snoqualmie Casino unveils first Seahawks-themed table games pit

The Snoqualmie Casino unveiled the first immersive Seahawks-branded table game experience Sept. 18 in a ribbon cutting dedication…

High speed rail and hub cities explored in Cascadia Corridor study

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High speed rail and hub cities explored in Cascadia Corridor study

A new paper outlines a potential plan for the region.

North Bend City Hall. Courtesy of northbendwa.gov

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North Bend awarded $122,000 over City Hall dispute

The city’s contractor missed its construction deadline by six months.

In the 5th Legislative District, challenger Ingrid Anderson (D), left, is running against incumbent State Sen. Mark Mullet (D).

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State Senate race: Mullet, Anderson differ on climate policy

Voters in 5th District will decide between these two Democrats in the Nov. 3 general election.

Should state cover school bus costs if there are no riders?

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Should state cover school bus costs if there are no riders?

With funding tied to getting students to school, districts are uncertain how much money they’ll receive.

William Shaw is General Manager of the Snoqualmie Valley Record. Contact: wshaw@valleyrecord.com.

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Wildfire smoke, school impact fees, arts and Tanner Trail | News around the valley

Short takes on happenings in the area.

Valley Shuttle. Photo courtesy of Snoqualmie Valley Transportation’s Facebook page.

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Five-year transit plan in the works for the valley

Snoqualmie Valley Transportation outlines multiple goals for area’s towns and cities.