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Courtesy Photo. Volunteer Firefighter Robert Angrisano, center, is honored at a city council meeting alongside Mayor Katherine Ross and Interim Fire Chief Mike Bailey.

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Snoqualmie volunteer firefighter honored with medal of merit

Robert Angrisano was honored by the King County Fire Chiefs Association

Snoqualmie City Hall. (Courtesy photo)

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Snoqualmie signs new jail contract with Sunnyside

City police say the contract bring significant savings to the city

A runner finishes the North Bend Skline 30k. All photos Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

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North Bend Trail Fest celebrates city’s outdoor community

The Trail Festival was held on Oct. 14 alongside a 30k race over Mount Si

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Tolt Dam Reservoir.

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New warning system installed on Tolt Dam

Officials say the replacement will be the most important step in preventing future false alarms.

Cars drive along Snoqualmie Parkway. Photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

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WSDOT opposes taking over Snoqualmie Parkway, has concerns with road’s design

WSDOT officials say recent repaving of Parkway doesn’t address larger deficiency with roadway

North Bend City Hall. Courtesy photo

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North Bend is accepting applications to fill vacant city council seat

Residents interest in serving on council can submit an application until Nov. 9.

Highline College in Des Moines is one of the most diverse higher education institutions in Washington state. File photo

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Fewer students enroll at state’s public colleges, study says

Enrollment has picked up since the pandemic, but the lag threatens the state’s quest for education equity.

Mount Si High School students pose for a photo at their Homecoming Rally on Sept. 29. (Courtesy photo)

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October events | Snoqualmie Valley Community Calendar

Don’t miss: Downtown North Bend businesses will host its annual trick-or-treat street from 3 to 6 p.m. Oct.…

Snoqualmie Trading Co. Owners Heather Dean (left) and Cheri Buell sell Love Snoqualmie Valley merch at Volunteer Day. Half of the proceeds went back into the community, Dean said. Photos by Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

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Hundreds give back during Love Snoqualmie Valley Volunteer Day

Hundreds of residents contributed to a dozen volunteer projects across the Snoqualmie Valley on Saturday, Oct. 7, as…

Ten Mount Si Seniors were recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation this month. Students entered into the competition by taking the 2022 Preliminary SAT. Nine were awarded a letter of commendation, while one was named a semi-finalist. Commendation: Avery Behn, Audrey Haindfield, Erick Hammersmark, Quaid Harrison, Aedan Kitchen, Alexander Mclean, Ashley Mitchell, Tanner Nelson, Christian Winder. Semi Finalist: Faraz Ahmed. 
Photo Courtesy of the Snoqualmie Valley School District

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National Merit Scholarship recognition

Ten Mount Si Seniors were recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation this month.

The four candidates running for the Snoqualmie Valley School District Board of Directors. From left: Linda Grez, Judith Milstein, Rene Price, Ram Vedullapalli. Photo Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

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School board candidates take the stage at forum

Of the three seats up for election, only District 2, which represents part of North Bend, is competitive.

Gloria McNeely stands next former Mayor Matt Larson as she celebrates her 100th birthday at Snoqualmie City Hall. File photo

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Longtime Snoqualmie resident Gloria McNeely dies at 104

‘She loved making Snoqualmie a better place.’

Snoqualmie Valley Women in Leadership (SVWL) launched in January and serves women living in the Snoqualmie Valley who are in (or aspire to be in) positions of influence and leadership. (Courtesy photo)

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Snoqualmie Valley Women in Leadership to hold first retreat

“Resilience is a fundamental tool that we need in our toolbox, as leaders, to be able to operate…