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Empower Youth Network director prepares to step down
Laura Smith has been “a real force for good.”
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Human remains identified as victim of Green River Killer
“Bones 17” belonged to a girl named Lori Anne Razpotnik.
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Farming nonprofit eyeing Valley to supplement incubator program
Viva Farms is looking for land in the Snoqualmie Valley to build an agriculture park
Business
Local winery makes bottle in honor of Fritz Ribary
“The Fritz,” honoring former mayor Fritz Ribary, is the latest bottle from Pearl and Stone Wine Co.
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Carnation officials meet with Seattle reps over Tolt Dam
City officials are pushing Seattle leaders for compensation associated with living beneath the dam.
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Audit suggests pollution from Boeing Field may disproportionately impact BIPOC communities
Auditors found the airport lacks a clear strategy to achieve its goal of becoming a “green airport.”
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Redmond police search for victims of accused sexual assault suspect
Christopher Remsing had a history of offering babysitting services to gain unsupervised access to young children, and preliminary…
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DUI patrols to increase for Dec. 15 weekend in King and Pierce counties
State’s Liquor and Cannabis Board is educating bar and restaurant servers on the dangers of overservice.
Sports
College hoops: Mount Si grad faces Huskies on the court
Tyler Patterson and Montana State University teammates come to Seattle.
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Bailey appointed Snoqualmie Fire Chief
The Snoqualmie City Council approved the appointment of Fire Chief Mike Bailey on Monday
News
Fall City Cemetery Association recognized by state as 125-year-old group
The cemetery association convened in 1898 and incorporated with the state a year later
Business
Downtown Snoqualmie to hold interactive holiday story walk this weekend
“Storybook Snoqualmie - Comfort and Joy,” an original book, will guide an interactive walk Saturday