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Carousel goes round and round for 20 years
Five minutes before Linda Gibson opened the doors to Party Carousel the evening of Nov.
Fish derby extended to January
By The River Sports Fishing is extending its first Winter Hatchery Steelhead Fishing Derby through Jan.
Speed Patrol Heads To Fall City To Get Drivers To Slow It Down On S.R. 202
It's a busy road in King County that has not one but two schools on it. According to the Washington State Patrol people are driving way too fast near the kids on State Route 202 in Fall City.
Meet artist Liz Ashley at Fall City Inna TMs final 2009 Fall City Inn art gallery reception, 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec.
Snoqualmie Valley Record increases its' weekly circulation by 357%
If there is one constant in this ever-changing world of ours, it is precisely that - change itself! Starting on Wednesday, January 6th, 2010 the Snoqualmie Valley Record will be expanding its' weekly circulation to over 12,500 households and business in the communities of North Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall City and Carnation.
The Snoqualmie Valley: living in harm's way
While the potential for flooding looms over homes and businesses in the Green River Valley, residents of the Snoqualmie River basin have long lived with floods.
Compulsive Web use being classified as a medical disorder requiring medication and hospitalization has sparked some debate among mental health professionals.
Guaranteed tuition is topic of family information night
Parents wanting to learn more about Washingtona s Guaranteed Education Tuition Program can attend an information night, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.
Buddy program attracts volunteer readers
After a visit to Fall City Elementary a year ago, Laura Kosinski was surprised when a number of students and adults flooded the schoola s library with books in hand, ready to read.
Indeed, it is the family who sacrifices the most. Dear Family, Save these posts and read them in the years to come? They will serve as enduring evidence that the community truly appreciates and respects those who so honorably protect and serve.
Mini-donkey named Valley Record's - Cutest Pet'
It was a tough choice, but one cool critter rose above the rest in the Valley Recorda s a Cutest Pet in the Valleya contest.
Incumbents strong in general election vote
Early returns from the Tuesday, Nov. 3 general election showed incumbents strong in local city and school races.
Snoqualmie author to hold MS book signings
Snoqualmie Valley author Patrick McIntyre will hold several upcoming signings for his book, "Bouncing Back from Multiple Sclerosis." Signings are Friday, Nov.
SLIDESHOW | Fall City man's unusual proposal captured by passerby
Kirkland resident Jeff Heinz recounts an unusual event he captured on camera recently: A few weeks ago on a Wednesday evening, my wife Roxann and I headed over to the Marina Park Farmers Market as we do most Wednesday evenings in the summer.
Dead end? Fall City trail connection sold
Trail enthusiasts in Fall City are concerned that a recent property sale by Weyerhaeuser timber company has shut down an important access point to the Snoqualmie Valley Trail.
Valley merchants host Halloween events
Merchants at the Snoqualmie Ridge Town Center will be hosting their first annual Halloween event, 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
Heavy Rain Causes Flooding Along The Snoqualmie And Tolt Rivers
Heavy rainfall causes flooding along the Snoqualmie and Tolt Rivers. The rain started falling overnight Sunday and rain through Monday morning.
SIX thousand miles away - that's where you will find America's first residential rehab clinic for internet addiction in the Seattle suburb of Fall City, Washington, located oddly enough within minutes of Microsoft's HQ amid a sea of computer corporations.
Heavy Rain, Breezy Conditions In Forecast
A stormy day is forecast for Western Washington Wednesday with more wind and rain throughout the day.