Council rejects noise exemption for needed construction

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Council rejects noise exemption for needed construction

Construction on Snoqualmie Parkway will have to happen during daytime hours.

Natalie DeFord/staff photo                                John Howell, founding partner of Cedar River Group, speaks during an Oct. 28 special Snoqualmie City Council meeting on affordable housing policy.

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Housing affordability policy roundtable held in Snoqualmie

Special council meeting, informative presentation.

Snoqualmie Falls in summer. Natalie DeFord/Staff photo

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Snoqualmie Tribe acquires Salish Lodge, property

$125 million paid for traditional land from Muckleshoot. Lodge development plans now canceled.

Snoqualmie flooding hit farmers right before profitable Halloween weekend

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Snoqualmie flooding hit farmers right before profitable Halloween weekend

There are around 200 farmers in the valley, and most of them likely suffered losses.

The Island’s third Pumpkin Walk is set for Oct. 27 at Luther Burbank Park. Photo courtesy of Amanda Colburn

Life

Eastside Halloween roundup

Family-friendly seasonal events throughout the Eastside.

Raffle proceeds to benefit family of veteran who died in crane collapse

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Raffle proceeds to benefit family of veteran who died in crane collapse

This year’s Mother Brundage raffle will benefit Andrew Yoder’s family.

File photo                                Snoqualmie City Hall.

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Snoqualmie to pursue public records software

City to authorize request for proposals.

Rendering of the proposed pool courtesy of Si View Metro Parks District.

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Snoqualmie rejects Si View aquatic facility plan

City explores community center expansion and pool options.

Jacoba Niepoort, a world-traveling Copenhagen-based muralist, makes a stop in Carnation to paint a new mural on the side of Christa and David St.Pierre’s barn. Madison Miller / staff photo

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World-traveling muralist comes to Carnation

Jacoba Niepoort, a Copenhagen-based muralist, is painting a mural on the side of a barn that will be…

Why the month of October has bad business reputation

Business

Why the month of October has bad business reputation

A monthly business column by Mercer Island financial adviser Bob Toomey.

Cows meander on a berm across the Snoqualmie River from SE 100th Street on Oct. 22. Heavy rain on the Cascades in previous days caused rivers in Puget Sound to swell. Aaron Kunkler/staff photo

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Flooding along Snoqualmie River closes several roads

Days of rain have pushed the river over its banks, and more flooding is expected near Carnation.

Professionals in a second language | Windows and Mirrors

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Professionals in a second language | Windows and Mirrors

What is it like to pursue a career in a language that is not your first?

Natalie DeFord/staff photo                                Una McAlinden has a participant place an issue on the board during a town hall meeting discussion about Snoqualmie’s values and future on Oct. 10 at Mount Si High School.

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Snoqualmie today and tomorrow

Town hall meeting ponders current city trends and potential future outcomes.