No changes were made to version two of the director district realignment proposal that the Snoqualmie Valley School Board unanimously…
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It’s not so much a pillow as it is a tiny wooden stool, but the hand-carved block of wood is not only a pillow where Nancy Whitaker visited, it’s also a luxury item.
“The men make these little stools, and they use them, when they sleep at night to rest their heads on,” said Whitaker, showing off her prized souvenir from a trip to Ethiopia. “And only the men have them.”
This one used to belong to an elder of the Hamar Tribe village she visited in south Ethiopia, the part of her three-week trip to Africa that most profoundly touched her.
In their efforts to end the use of one word, the eighth grade ASB students at Chief Kanim Middle School…
By the Thursday, May 12 meeting of the Snoqualmie Valley School Board, the district’s citizens had clearly spoken on a…
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North Bend City Council member Chris Garcia announced at the May 3 council meeting that at the expiration of his…
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