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Snoqualmie police investigated a collision involving a Snoqualmie Valley School District-owned van that sideswiped a parked car near Mount Si High School, then drove away.
Employees from the city of Snoqualmie spent the week before Christmas giving their time and energy to repair flood-ravaged communities in southwest Washington.
Sixty deserving children and nearly 30 needy families had a brighter holiday season this year, thanks to the volunteers and donations of Operation Santa Claus.
A look at progress of the Snoqualmie Casino to date.
Aspiring vocalist and Mount Si High School graduate Jessica Oliver brought her music closer to the people in 2007.
She starred in and created a music video with help from fellow Mount Si grad Kevin Walsh.
With the communities of the Valley growing and changing, many remarkable stories have come to the fore during the past year.
Looking to improve the parks and playgrounds in their community, a group of Fall City residents are building support for a new Fall City Park District to take the place of King County.
Lake Wilderness Medical Clinic, which was opened by Snoqualmie Valley Hospital in Maple Valley more than a year ago, will close Jan. 31.
Fierce winds blew down a tall tree onto two homes Tuesday, Jan. 1, in the Riverbend neighborhood of North Bend.
Looking to improve the parks and playgrounds in their community, a group of Fall City residents are building support for a new Fall City Park District to take the place of King County.
Residents of Carnation came together on New Year’s Eve to find hope in the wake of the worst tragedy the Valley has seen.
Invited to speak at school for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a Redmond pastor was interrupted by protests from two teachers at a Mount Si High School assembly.
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