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King County approves gun warning sign requirement

Warning signs must be posted in all King County gun stores and firing ranges.

Sallal announced that they made repairs to the vandalized water tank on Nov. 3. They finished test results and lifted the no drink order on Nov. 10. Photo courtesy of Sallal Water Association

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No drink order lifted on North Bend homes

Locals in 82 homes were ordered to not drink their tap water for about 10 days.

Snoqualmie Casino staff members (from left) Trevor House, Linda Yem, Sophorn Seng, Ross Garmon and Jan Wu surround a gaming table in the new private gaming room at Snoqualmie Casino. Photo courtesy of Tarah Smigun

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Snoqualmie Casino gets private gaming room

The addition is the final casino upgrade of 2018.

Football coaches butt heads: Mount Si and Mount Vernon coaches display unsportsmanlike behaviors

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Football coaches butt heads: Mount Si and Mount Vernon coaches display unsportsmanlike behaviors

Both school districts are investigating the behavior of their coaches following state playoff game.

Snoqualmie Council approves Salish expansion project master plan application

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Snoqualmie Council approves Salish expansion project master plan application

The Salish Lodge and Spa Expansion project has passed another milestone on the path to construction.

Veteran’s, Josh Harris and Asa Palagi start security company in early 2018 called Cascadia Global Security. Photo courtesy of CGS.

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Two veterans launch private security company

Asa Palagi and Josh Harris start Cascadia Global Security to provide personalized security

Back Alley Brew shuts down

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Back Alley Brew shuts down

The drive-thru espresso stand was closed after a permitting dispute with the county.

King County considers how to invest in Snoqualmie River flood infrastructure

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King County considers how to invest in Snoqualmie River flood infrastructure

County representatives met in North Bend to talk with residents about an investment plan.

Sallal announced that they made repairs to the vandalized water tank on Nov. 3. They are still awaiting test results before lifting the no drink order. Photo courtesy of Sallal Water Association

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Police interview teen in connection to water tower vandalism

The affected North Bend Homes are still under a no drink order as Sallal runs further tests.

The team that advocated for I-1631 at downtown Seattle’s Arctic Club on Nov. 6, 2018. Photo by Melissa Hellmann

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Washington rejects carbon fee

I-1631 campaign organizers say they will continue pushing for a cleaner future.

Early results: Carbon fee fails as gun control passes

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Early results: Carbon fee fails as gun control passes

Preliminary tallies are in for the state’s four initiatives.

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Callan and Ramos lead Legislative District 5 races

Results are preliminary and could change as additional ballots are counted

Kim Schrier and Dino Rossi met at their first and only debate at Central Washington University where they clashed over health care, gun safety, taxes, and more. Photo courtesy of David Dick, CWU

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Schrier leads Rossi in preliminary results

Schrier has more than 55 percent of the vote.