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SVT secures funding for weekend bus service, but needs to hire more drivers
Five more drivers are needed to get back to pre-pandemic levels and restore suspended routes
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Leave early or late to skirt Independence Day travel throngs
Seattle area is projected to have some of the worst traffic in the nation.
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Snoqualmie Police Chief Perry Phipps resigns
Phipps’ last day is July 3. He is the latest high-ranking city official to leave in recent months
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Snoqualmie golf course overworked 41 minors, state L&I investigation finds
State Labor department has fined the Club at Snoqualmie Ridge $27,000 for violating child labor laws
Life
Empower Youth Network recognizes outstanding students, community volunteers
EYN held its 26th Annual Rise Shine Volunteer Recognition Breakfast earlier this month
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King County to hold hearing on Fall City housing moratorium
Residents can comment online or in-person June 27 at 1:30 p.m.
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SPU, Carnation investigating false alert from Tolt Dam warning system
A siren connected to the Tolt River Dam Early Warning System mistakenly went off on June 19
Life
Photos | 6th annual Carnation Block Party
The Lee Arts Foundation and Morgan Henley Presents held the Carnation Block Party on June 17.
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What’s going on around the Valley? | Events Calendar
A look at upcoming events in the Snoqualmie Valley between June 24 - 29
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Fall City Fire to put property tax measure on Nov. ballot
The lid lift would raise taxes to keep pace with costs of service and equipment, the department says
Life
Community collaborates to give Burt Mann’s garden a sprinkler system
100-year-old WWII vet’s garden gets sprinkler system thanks to community collaboration
Northwest
Closer look at King County gun violence stats | King County Crime Dive podcast
In this episode, we look at how King County has seen a reduction in gun violence so far…
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Snoqualmie seeks compromise on housing goals
The city is considering a process to reduce its 2044 housing target goals.