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KC Auditors report code enforcement backlog poses safety, environmental risks

Auditors say code enforcement office needs to prioritize riskiest cases, allow discretion for others

The Carnation Haven Mobile Home Park. Courtesy photo

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Carnation ordinance protects mobile home park’s residents

In an effort to preserve a segment of affordable senior housing, the Carnation City Council has moved to…

CHA 15, one of the lots Taylor Development is looking to subdivide in Fall City. Photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record.

News

Fall City group files suit over housing developments

Fall City Sustainable Growth, a nonprofit group, filed the suit in superior court last month

Brian Lynch. Courtesy photo.

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Lynch tapped to fill Snoqualmie police chief vacancy

Snoqualmie Mayor announced Monday that she has appointed Brian Lynch as the city’s chief of police

Veterans pose for a photo prior to a Veterans Day flag raising ceremony at the Snoqualmie Casino on Nov. 11. (Photo by David Conger / davidconger.com)

Life

Snoqualmie Casino honors veterans with flag raising ceremony

The casino hosted the ceremony on Nov. 11, in honor of Veterans Day.

The Mount Si girls cross country team is honored during a school assembly on Nov. 8. Photo courtesy of the Snoqualmie Valley School District.

Sports

Sports Round-up: Football advances; girls soccer fall in quarters

Updates on playoffs for Wildcats Football, Girls Soccer and Volleyball

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KC Council will consider reparations over historic redlining

Race-based restrictive real estate practices estimated to have prevented billions in wealth.

The American flag waves in the breeze as it’s raised by members of the Snoqualmie Tribe’s Honor Guard on Veteran’s Day 2022. File photo Conor Wilson/Valley Record

Opinion

Thank you to our Veterans

Veterans Day is one of the most important holidays in America, writes State Sen. Brad Hawkins

Michael Pollina, a U.S. Navy veteran and commander of the Snoqualmie’s American Legion Post 79, talks about the history of Veterans Day in 2022. File photo Conor Wilson/Valley Record

Opinion

Snoqualmie Navy vet shares thoughts on Veterans Day

‘As a New York City-kid, I survived on my own. In the service, you survived by taking care…

Robert Angrisano teaches the department’s ‘Stop the Bleed’ course to Opstad Elementary teachers and staff in 2019. Madison Miller/ File photo.

News

Groundbreaking class from Snoqualmie Fire Department educates about opioids

The one-hour training teaches students to identify an overdose and administer life-saving medicine

Josh Fackrell (front), an Army veteran, leads the Snoqualmie Tribe’s Honor Guard in a flag ceremony outside the casino in 2022 File photo by Conor Wilson/Valley Record

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What’s Going on in the Valley | Events Calendar

Veterans Day celebrations, Turkey Trots and Artist Sunday all on the horizon

Renton police and fire and hazmat crews arrived at the scene of the King County Elections building at 919 Southwest Grady after receiving reports of an unknown substance delivered to the building. According to Sara Morris of the Renton Regional Fire Authority, an employee discovered white powder in a parcel. (Courtesy of the Renton Regional Fire Authority.)

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Substance delivered to KC election office tests positive for fentanyl

Additional deliveries of unknown substances to the Pierce County and Spokane County elections buildings resulted in evacuations also.

Photo Conor Wilson/Valley Record.
Darron and Christeena Mazolf (right), owners of Falling River Meats at 108 W. North Bend Way in North Bend, pose for a photo alongside Chef Justin Finch.

Business

Falling River Meats aims to be hyper-local butcher, support small farms

“We’re not going to do this just to support the Midwest meat industry,” said co-owner Darron Marzolf