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North Bend man cycles 4,233 miles to encourage political unity, balance and love
Kirk Gillock cycled across 13 states in the shape of a heart to unite Americans in love and…
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Mount Si Senior Center receives $2 million for affordable housing purchase
Mount Si Senior Center receives $2 million from King County to purchase Cascade Park Apartments.
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Si View Metro Parks $14.7 million capital bond approved by voters
Si View Metropolitan Park District begins planning for capital bonds projects.
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Nancy Stewart’s ‘A Season for Singing’ concert coming to a library near you
King County Library System prepares for its annual Season of Stories and Songs.
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Encompass gala raises more than $460K
The nonprofit partners with families to build healthy foundations for children.
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Hospital District board appoints Dr. Witkop as Interim CEO
Public Hospital District No. 4’s board of directors voted to approve Kim Witkop as the Interim CEO
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King County adds 80 acres to Rattlesnake Mountain Scenic Area
Area governments and nonprofits purchased the remaining 80 acres of the 250 acre preservation area.
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‘Porch pirates’ plunder local packages
Eastside police departments spoke on the ‘porch pirate’ problem and ask locals to report the crime.
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U-cut and pre-cut Christmas trees around the Snoqualmie Valley
As the holiday season approaches, several Snoqualmie Valley businesses are gearing up their offerings of Christmas tree services.
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The Giving Tree program marks season of giving in the Valley
The Giving Tree, a Kiwanis gift donation program, is returning to the Valley this month.
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Local firefighters aid in California wildfires
Firefighters from Eastside Fire & Rescue, Snoqualmie, Fall City and Duvall fire departments assisted.
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Romaine lettuce, beef recalled just before Thanksgiving
23 people have been infected with a Shiga toxin-producing E. coli bacteria in 11 states.
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Snoqualmie Council considers denying property tax increase, discusses budget fund allocations
The Snoqualmie City Council discussed not taking a 1 percent property tax increase for 2019.