Duvall, WA News

• Duvall, WA News
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• Tour features Duvall artist, May 12-13
• Bids for Kids: REF Auction for Education Breaks Another Record
• Local resident driver brings joy
• Cedarcrest Celebrates Valedictorian and Salutatorian, Katie McClintic & Dan Ho
• Cedarcrest Track & Field Highlights
• Carnation Elementary Celebrates 10 Years of Dr. Seuss & ‘Read Across America’
• KCFD 45 Fire Chief returns $1.295 mil in unspent bond money
• Local Olympian, Amy Tryon, will be remembered
• King County Earth Hero includes Stillwater Custodians
• Pets of the Week
• HONORING OUR WORLD WAR II VETERANS - JUNE 3, 2-4 PM
• King County prepares flood plan update
• Community urged to prepare during Wildfire Awareness Week, May 6-12
• Local Student Lives the Dream of African Safari
• RAK Foundation recognizes Peggy Filer
• Camp Korey gains World Class Status before crowd of celebrities in NYC
• Duvall Resident Tours Tolt Dam from the air
• A time to reflect on the Winter of 2012. And a time to welcome Spring.
• Cowgirl Spirit Rescue Hosts 2nd Annual Benefit Poker Ride
• Casting Call for Senior Center Comedy
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• Community Calendar
• Ask Shelley
• Police Blotter
• Student Conservation Association Tours Tolt Water Treatment Plant
• Tolt Spelling Bee Champ Heads to Regional Bee
• Cedarcrest 6th Grade Girls Select Basketball Wins 2nd Place
• Family Tech Night at Carnation Elementary
• LaBate Named to Dean’s List
• Cedarcrest Baseball Camp April 2-3, 2012
• CHS Boys Soccer Team Starts Season with Wins
• Camp Korey receives $40,000 Boeing Employees Grant, expects to double service
• First Track & Field Meet Draws Good Weather, Good Crowds
• Sno Valley Community Network Names New Director, Laura Smith
• Tuberculosis threat is ongoing in King County
• County alerts residents to 9-1-1 Scam
• ‘Blue Alert’ Signed into Law
• TRAFFIC UPDATE
• Traffic Update
• Washington firm recalls beef patties due to possible E. Coli
• Pets of the Week
• New Law Makes Life Harder for Drunk Drivers with Kids in Car
• Duvall Turns Out to Raise the Foundation for Local Groups
• Sheriff Rahr Resigns, Leaves Legacy of Service to the People
• CHS Takes Top Honors 3rd Year in a Row
• More rain brings Snoqualmie River up to Phase III flood alert level
• Community Calendar
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• At The Library
• Police Blotter
• Casting Call for Senior Center Comedy
• Ask Shelley
• Riverview’s PARADE Students Spark More than Interest at Science Fair
• CHS Girls Basketball Ends Season on High Note, Team Earns Respect Around the State
• College Students
• Sno-Valley Senior Center Events in March
• County seeks applications for Youth Sports Facilities Grants
• Ecology to hire area teens to help fight litter on state highways
• Pet of the Week
• Attorney General McKenna Cautions Consumers about ‘Bogus’ Loans
• Sno-Valley farmers to get County help to build, repair farm pads
• Rep. Goodman Bills Fight Drunk Driving
• Rep. Springer Bill Passes House
• CHS Wrestling Team Places 5th At State
• CHS Redwolves: Closing in on State
• Riverview School District Buys New Headquarters
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• Community Calendar
• Ask Shelley
• Traffic Update
• HOW CAN YOU HELP YOUR FAMILY IN A DISASTER?
• Police Blotter
• Riverview School District Highlights Julie Werth
• Locks of Love Grows in Riverview
• CHS Wrestlers Win League Tournament
• CHS Boys’ Basketball Defeats Sultan with 3-Point Buzzer, 57-54
• CHS Girls’ Basketball Heads to District Playoff
• Linnerooth Earns Dean’s Award
• Ice in the past
• Lambert updates residents on storm cleanup, safety and Council duties
• Pet of the Week
• Duvall Fire Trains Hard of Hearing for Emergencies
• Guest Editorial
• Experts say river and floodplain projects need better public engagement
• Signing Day for CHS Athletes
• Sno-Valley Tilth Director Reflects on Past, Readies for Future
• CHS Girls Basketball Now 3rd in Cascade Conference
• NOTICES
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Dates & Times KCLS Study Zone
• ‘Should I See It’ Movie Reviews - The Best & Worst of 2011 -
• McGuire Appointed to King County Committee
• CHS Boys Basketball Victory Over Coupeville
• CHS Wrestlers Continue to Dominate
• Farms and fields defrosting
• Some of us love the snow!
• New Date for Duvall Fire Class
• Big Rock Road Near Duvall
• Pet of the Week
• New Duvall Council members, Presentations at Jan. 13, Meeting
• King County Seeks School Earth Heroes
• Kristy Trione Starts New Adventures
• CHS Winter Sports Restart Post Storms
• Duvall Fire Brings Joy to Families
• Epic Storms Hit Sno-Valley; What is Next?
• CHS Girls Basketball Now 3rd in Cascade Conference!
• First Snow of 2012! What's Next?
• Burn Bans Lifted for King, Kitsap, Pierce and Snohomish Counties
• Margaret Chetlain Waddell Dimock
• Stage 1 Burn Ban Issued for King, Kitsap, Pierce and Snohomish Counties
• 2011 YEAR IN REVIEW
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• COMMUNITY EVENTS
• NOTICES
• Union Pacific Railroad to Award $35K in Contest Celebrating 150 Year Anniversary
• Police Blotter
• Local Yoga Instructor Featured at Northwest Yoga Conference
• CHS Grapplers Win Close Game Over Lakewood
• CHS Girls Basketball Now 6-3 Overall, 2-1 in League Play
• New Tool to Benefit Local Food Bank
• CHS Boys Basketball Bounces Back to a 65-57 Win
• 5th Grade Determination
• Cedarcrest DECA and FFA Students Help Forgotten Children’s Fund
• 520 Tolling: County Suggests Ways to Reduce Your Toll
• Obituaries
• New King County Solid Waste Fees as of January 1st
• Traffic Update
• Pet of the Week
• Riverview School District Board Welcomes New Member
• A Week to be Inspired!
• CHS Students Compete in FFA
• Local Rep. Glenn Anderson to Run for Lieutenant Governor
• Start New Year with ‘Move A Mountain’ for Duvall
• Police Blotter
• “Opinions,”
• Victories for Redwolves
• Dancing Lights
• Fall City Masonic Lodge to hold 2012 officer installation
• Redwolves’ Wrestling Starts New Season
• Cedarcrest Girls’ Basketball defeats Lakewood, 63-38
• Fix the Budget Woes with One Word
• CHS Boys’ Basketball Lose to Lynden
• Riverview Highlights Teacher and Coach, Doug Hall’s Impressive Commitment to Education
• Letter to the Editor
• Americorps Volunteers Inspire Local Students
• Sno-Valley Senior Center Drivers Needed
• Traffic Delays continue, Novelty and Union Hills
• CHS Seniors Complete Novels in One Month
• Pet of the Week
• Tolt Students Opine on Holiday Lights
• No Sidewalk in Sight: New Vision from Local Girl Scout
• CHS Redwolves Win 77-54, 74-27
• Local Pony Club Reins in Wins in 2011
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• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Christmas Trees
• Sno-Valley Tractor Men Calendar Trends Higher Than TV Elections Coverage
• CHOICE Program offers Valley students “real-life, hands-on” learning
• CHS Basketball Season Starts, Two Wins, One Loss
• New President Named to Lake Washington Institute
• Police Blotter
• CHS RAK Club Spreads Kindness in Community
• Laurel Tree to host Friends of Youth
• Nieblas of Duvall Makes Dean’s List
• Audobon Society Birding Tour ‘Roll & Stroll’ in Juanita
• Local Police, WSDOT Offer Winter Driving Safety Tips
• from the Editor
• Ecology invites public review of Carnation shoreline program
• Pets of the Week
• Get Ready, Get Set, Stop! Go!
• Dart Tournament Pokes a Hole in Hunger
• Water Leaks in Carnation
• Red Wolves Start Season with Wins
• Cowgirl Spirit Rescuers ‘Make Spirits Bright’ All Year Long
• Finding the Perfect Christmas Tree
• RSD Board Director Dan Pflugrath Honored
• Lower Valley Prepares for Rough Winter Ahead
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Sno Valley Hospital District Helps People ‘Cope with December’
• Should I See It
• Police Blotter
• Tech Kids Team in Riverview 300 Strong
• Snoqualmie River to receive funds from $46 million budget in 2012
• Falling Temperatures, County Road Crews Watch Weather
• Cowgirl Spirit Rescues Horse with Secretariat Bloodlines
• Safeway Launches Holiday Campaign to Fight Hunger
• Letter to the Editor
• County Research to Help Public Safety, Habitat on Tolt River
• Food Safety for the Holidays
• Pets of the Week
• Final County Redistricting Plan Approved, Takes Effect Now
• Small Business Saturday Comes to Duvall
• Holidays Begin, Local Businesses at the Ready
• Preserving Carnation One Tree at a Time
• Duvall Reads Launches New Season
• CHS Career & Tech Dept. Receives State Robotics Grant
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• Free Firewise Workshop, November 5th
• CHS Girls’ Soccer Clinches Cascade Conference Title
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Riverview Employee Highlight
• Pumpkins Make Good Eatin’
• Fall Harvest Continues Through the End of October
• REF 20th Grant Season Underway
• Stillwater Elementary Takes Steps to Respect with Help from Taproot Theatre
• PAT Begins Referral Process
• Eagle Rock Multi-Age Receives 2011 School of Distinction Award
• Letter to the Editor
• Local Author to Sign Books at Black Dog Supper Club, October 29
• Duvall Farm & Artisan Fair Heralds the Holidays
• Tilth Producers of Washington Conference November 11-13 in Yakima
• King County Ballots in the Mail Oct. 19, Advice to “Avoid the Election Day Rush”
• Pets of the Week
• More Seek Help Against DV, Funding to ‘Remain Stable’ for Services
• Lambert regulation prohibits commercial soliciting at posted properties
• Sno-Valley Hospital Earns 2011 ‘Best on Care’ Award
• Big Rock Road Good as New
• Camp Korey Fall Harvest One of Many in October
• Police Blotter
• In the Garden...
• Local BBQ Team Heads to ‘The Jack’
• REF 20th Grant Season Underway
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• High atop the trebuchet...
• Fall Harvest Guide 2011
• October is Flood Awareness Month
• County Budget Forum Seeks Public Input
• Apple Harvest Festival, Dog Mountain Farm
• Attorney General Warns: Don’t Get ‘Smished’
• Duvall Chamber, Lessons Learned
• FALL HARVEST GUIDE
• Remlinger Farms: Going Back in Time, “Growing Families”
• Fall City Farm: Sweet Smells & Sounds with Plenty of Fun
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Local BBQ Team Heads to ‘The Jack’ Local BBQ Team Heads to ‘The Jack’
• REF 20th Grant Season Underway REF 20th Grant Season Underway
• Eagle Rock Multi-Age Student Wins State Bus Safety Poster Contest “I See the Driver - The Driver Sees Me” Eagle Rock Multi-Age Student Wins State Bus Safety Poster Contest “I See the Driver - The Driver Sees Me”
• Police Blotter Police Blotter
• In the Garden... In the Garden...
• CIVIC CALENDAR CIVIC CALENDAR
• High atop the trebuchet... High atop the trebuchet...
• Jubilee Farm: Pumpkin Trebuchet, Tractor Rides & Good Food Galore Jubilee Farm: Pumpkin Trebuchet, Tractor Rides & Good Food Galore
• Two Brothers Pumpkin Patch at Gamehaven Farm: 15 Varieties Two Brothers Pumpkin Patch at Gamehaven Farm: 15 Varieties
• Fall Harvest Guide 2011 Fall Harvest Guide 2011
• Friends of Youth Hosts Halloween Costume Drive, Oct 16 Friends of Youth Hosts Halloween Costume Drive, Oct 16
• Mountains to Sound Greenway Exhibit in Duvall ends Oct 13 Mountains to Sound Greenway Exhibit in Duvall ends Oct 13
• October is Flood Awareness Month October is Flood Awareness Month
• King County Executive Recognizes CDCCC for Preparing Community King County Executive Recognizes CDCCC for Preparing Community
• Pets of the Week
• Duvall Chamber, Lessons Learned Duvall Chamber, Lessons Learned
• Apple Harvest Festival, Dog Mountain Farm Apple Harvest Festival, Dog Mountain Farm
• County Budget Forum Seeks Public Input County Budget Forum Seeks Public Input
• Attorney General Warns: Don’t Get ‘Smished’ Attorney General Warns: Don’t Get ‘Smished’
• FALL HARVEST GUIDE FALL HARVEST GUIDE
• Remembering 9-11 Ten Years Later with Memorials in Carnation and Duvall
• October 8th at 4: 30 & 6: 30pm - The Sno- Valley Senior Center of fers ‘ Grandma’s Chicken Dinner’
• DUVALL 100th Birthday LOGO Competition!
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Half Marathon Walk/Run to Boost Women, October 15
• Ready Before You Need It
• Ask Shelley
• CHS Girls Soccer Win 6-0
• In the Garden...
• Pets of the Week
• Preview of Fall Harvest, Life on the Farm Exhibit
• Ten Years Later
• Ten Years Later
• Piano Drop & BBQ highlights
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Before & After
• Pie Eating & Piano Drops
• ‘New Leash on Life’ at Off-Leash Dog Park in Carnation
• New Staff Joins Riverview Schools
• Letter to the Editor
• Carnation Street Fair Raises Funds for Chamber
• Day to Recognize Women Comes to Duvall
• Local Vet to Aid Donkeys in Tanzania
• Pets of the Week
• Local Enrolls at Rocky Mountain College, Starts Equine Studies
• Local Police, Fire Chiefs Remember 9/11, Memorial Planned
• Letter to Public: Fire Lanes, School Safety
• Duvall BBQ Competition Heats Up in the Sno-Valley
• What’s in a name?
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• The Emerging Athletes Program at the Classic
• Future Grand Prix Competitors
• Lois Olive Haug
• Novelty Hill Road to Close August 27-28
• No ‘Hot Dogs’ Here!
• Balance and Form
• The Lead-Line Class
• Just Horsing Around in the Sno Valley!
• Pets of the Week
• Sno-Valley Calendar Calls for Auditions August 27
• Who Says Horses Can’t Fly?
• The HORSE ISSUE
• New Name “Annual Street Fair” Signals Changes to Carnation Event
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Police Blotter
• Who Won?
• County Burn Ban Begins August 8
• In The Garden...
• Novelty Hill Road to Close August 27-28
• KCLS Starts Campaign to Encourage Reading
• Pets of the Week
• Washington Conservation Corps Starts Hiring for Projects
• Campers Meet Blue Angels
• Celebrating the Greenway’s 20th Birthday
• Local Student Shows Film- Making Skills
• Duvall Library to ‘LEED’ Downtown, Part of Largest Library System in U.S.
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Police Blotter
• Work begins on new Snoqualmie Valley Hospital
• Evergreen Classic Benefit Horse Show Returns to Carnation for Historic 35th Year!
• Duvall Flash Mob Takes to the Streets
• Sandblast 2011 Draws Crowd to the Shore
• Duvall Library Starts Work, Promises to ‘LEED’
• Running of the Balls
• In the Garden...
• Country Livin’ Festival powers through soggy weekend
• Wildlife this Week
• Moon in the Valley
• Contest: Where Are You?
• Country Livin’ Festival Mixes New and Old
• Local Karate Students earn Black Belts
• 520 Bridge Park & Ride Relocates
• Primary Election Ballots Arriving by Mail Starting Now
• Federal Air Monitoring Detects Bacteria in East King County
• Letter to the Editor
• Arbor Day Foundation Gives Free Trees
• Sparkle in the Sky!
• County Allows ‘Rainwater’ Drinking Water
• Fay Road Project Underway, Other Delays Expected
• Tour de Peaks Calls Cyclists to Valley on August 14
• CERT Class, Families Prepare for Disaster
• Pets of the Week
• Duvall Receives High Grade of “AA”
• ‘Seed of an Idea’ Grows into Garden Celebration
• CHS Grad makes Miss Seafair finals
• “A Day at the Beach!”
• Weekend Winners from Cowpie Eating Contest to Parade
• See you again next year, Carnation!
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Police Blotter
• Photos
• School Board Awards Local Business for Community Service
• Bright red fire trucks, large and small, were decked out in the red white and blue!
• Raising the Flag on the 4th of July
• Carnation City Council Leads Parade
• Coyote Crosses Big Rock, Bear Sightings in Duvall
• Mayor and Deputy Mayor: A Show of Teamwork
• At the head of the grand parade
• Tour de Peaks...event gains traction in Lower Sno-Valley
• Duvall Boy Scout Troop Thanks Community for Support
• Photos
• Wedding Announcement
• Contest: Name this Park!
• Duvall Days’ New Date, New Name, Calls for Volunteers
• Habitat for Humanity of East King County to open Eastside store
• Duvall to host upcoming Sandblast at park
• ‘Thank You Volunteers!’
• Pets of the Week
• County Agrees to Expand Outreach to Unincorporated Residents
• Record Crowds Soak Up Sun, Celebrate at Carnation 4th of July Bash!
• Senior Athletes
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Photo Contest Where Are You?
• Legals
• Police Blotter
• Morley Graduates from Denison University
• Public Urged to Stay Safe on 4th of July
• Stanton-Wyman Graduates from Gonzaga University
• If this is Duvall, I’ll take it!
• Riverview School District:
• Excitement Builds for New Library in Duvall
• BPA Ban Announced
• Contest: Name this Park!
• In the Garden...
• Duvall Gardens on Display July 9
• County to Limit Access at Chinoook Bend
• Swedish Hospital to Visit Valley, Provides Mammograms
• Pet of the Week
• Stay Safe on Rivers or Pay Fine, County Adopts Requirement
• Gas Prices Dip in Duvall
• Cedarcrest Senior Athletes 2011
• Riverview Celebrates P.A.R.A.D.E., C.L.I.P. Programs, Grad Highlights
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Hill Calls Town Hall Meeting June 28
• Police Blotter
• CHS Seniors Receive Awards
• A beautiful day for a run through town...
• Slope Stabilization Project to Close Fay Road
• Proposed fine goes before public, Lambert seeks input
• The Class of 2012
• City of Duvall, Candidates file for City Council
• Running with Coyotes 101
• Photo Contest:
• City of Carnation, Candidates file for City Council
• REF Duvall 5K/10K : Fun to Run in the SUN!
• Pancake Breakfast Top Ten
• New Snoqualmie Valley Visitor Info Center Needs Volunteers
• Pet of the Week
• Snoqualmie Watershed Grants Now Available
• Search for Heroes Now Underway
• County Says No Sewer Rate Increase in 2012
• Duvall Sandblast Festival Draws Near
• - Class of 2011 Graduates -
• Runners Give Rave Review to Duvall’s “Grueling Course”
• Best in Show: “Mr. T” and a Fleet of Pony Cars Make the Rounds at Duvall’s Big Rock Classic
• Highlights from Camp Korey
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• 8% of the way there... Will you please help?
• Local businesses brought their finest to the Big Rock Classic
• A “Grand Slam” - Duvall Fire Fed Thousands at 51st Annual Pancake Breakfast
• Duvall 5K & 10K Run in Next Week’s Edition! More great coverage & photos!
• Meet a Camp Counselor in Training
• Pet of the Week
• Letters
• County Warns: Rivers Running High and Cold
• Duvall Fire Breakfast is a “Grand Slam”
• New Campers Explore Camp Korey at Meet and Greet
• Best in Show
• Cowboy Hats Off to Record Funds to Tackle Record Floods in Federal Court
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Police Blotter
• Legals
• Red Wolves Sculpture Permanently Displayed
• Character Shines Through at State Girls’ Golf Tournament
• Creativity, Passion and Education Grow Hand in Hand
• Should I See It? Movie Review
• Baseball on a Field of Dreams
• Cara on Podium Twice; Chad Makes Top 20 at State
• DECA Students Are “Success” at International Conference
• In the Garden...
• Cara Strodel CHS 2011 Salutatorian
• Haley Knox CHS 2011 Salutatorian
• Top Honors
• TJ Dance Event to Showcase Talent
• Red Cross Highlights CPR Week
• Pet of the Week
• Candidate Filing Begins
• Local Youth Wins Microsoft Prize, Gives to Children’s Hospital
• Top of Their Class
• Local Police Host Community Meetings
• Local Business Shows Ingredients for Success
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Legals
• County Cautions “Swift and Cold” Rivers Now Pose Threat to Recreation-Seekers
• Golf Teams Hit the Greens in District Tournament
• State Ecology Report Reveals Snoqualmie River Basin ‘Need for Shade’
• Red Wolves Softball Season Ends in Districts
• Should I See It? Movie Review
• Cara and Chad on to State Track & Field
• Food Drive Helps Replace Free School Meals Over Summer
• Fall City Workshop Teaches Horse Owners to Create Efficient Property Layouts
• Pet of the Week
• New Source Helps Identify Local Trees
• New State Permit to Help Control Invasive Aquatic Species, Protect Waters
• Bus Services to Change for Weekend Holiday
• Radio Magic Returns to Local School
• Duvall Firefighters Pancake Breakfast Returns June 5
• Weekend of Open Houses to Show Better Market
• Valley Auto Shows to Shift into High Gear
• Conference Golf, Both Teams Finish Fourth
• Red Wolves Lose in District 1 Baseball Tournament
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Legals
• Contest: Where are you?
• Riverview Volunteer Sue Davenport 2011 WASA Award Winner
• Red Wolves Finish Season on the Pitch
• Farmers Market Sidewalks Drawn by Local Artists
• Local Choir is a Family Affair
• Track & Field Cascade Conference Meet
• Red Wolves’ Senior Softball Players Win Last Home Game
• Letters to the Editor
• Spring Days Draw People to Valley Farmers Markets
• Pet of the Week
• In the Garden...
• New Garden Celebration Coming, Preparations in the Works
• Ronald Lewis Judd
• Art-Infused Education Empowers Local Students
• Fire Dept. Conducts Emergency Communications Survey
• Local Elementary School Receives Arts Award
• SVPA Seeks Local Support, Event to Stock Funds for Appeal
• Valley Residents Appeal Decision on U.S. Army Corps
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Contest: Where are you?
• Red Wolves Softball Team Overcomes Challenges; Wins Three of Four Games
• Red Wolves Lose First Round of Districts to Lynden
• CHS Junior Awarded at State PTA Reflections Ceremony
• Golf Teams End Regular Season Play
• Track & Field Record Broken; Last Meet to Qualify for Post Season
• Police Blotter
• B.A.C.A. ‘Makes Noise,’ Against Child Abuse, Local Pitstop
• Carnation Market IGA Cuts Ribbon at Grand Opening
• ‘Recycle More Spring Cleaning Week’
• Pet of the Week
• First-Term Senator Talks Issues, Session
• Jubilee, Remlinger Farms Celebrate Spring, Open to Community
• Duvall Main St. Wins Award
• Carnation Chamber Teams with Starbucks to Beautify Downtown
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• And the Winner is...
• Cedarcrest FBLA Students Continue to Succeed
• Red Wolves Secure Berth at District Tournament
• Girls’ Golf Stays on Top of Leagues; Boys Battle On
• Red Wolves Softball Wins Two More
• Two Shut Outs; One Loss on the Pitch
• Transmission Woes? Not So Fast...
• Police Blotter
• Pet of the Week
• Pilot Project Aims to Save Paper, Promote Transparency
• Wildfire Awareness Week Highlights Work in Sno-Valley
• Boeing Volunteers Restore Salmon Habitat on River
• Duvall Florist and Donors Help Children in Japan
• Plant Sale Sows Seeds of Success for Senior Center
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• The Duvall Club Plant Sale Signals Spring!
• Easter Egg Hunt Draws Good Weather, Great Fun
• Two More Shootouts on the Pitch
• Carnation Elementary Awarded “ Distinction in Arts Education”
• Local Cheerleaders Chosen for Awards
• Red Wolves Finally Outlast Weather:
• Track & Field Finally Gets a Dry Day
• County Seeks Input on Districting
• Contest
• Red Wolves Roll Over Granite Falls in Baseball
• Riverview School District Celebrates “ Teacher Appreciation Week”
• Police Blotter
• In the Garden...
• Pet of the Week
• Lambert Salutes Carnation- Duvall Citizen Corps at 5th Anniversary
• New District 45 Fire Chief Pinned
• Birds Return to Valley, Signs of Spring Aloft
• Crowds Turn Out for Egg Hunt
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• A First Place in Track & Field
• Two Shootouts on the Pitch and One Loss
• Track & Field Compete Against Weather, Host First Home Meet
• PARADE Students Enjoy First-Ever Science Fair Season
• COMIC GUY
• CHS Red Wolves Challenge Archbishop in Baseball
• Officer Promotions, Fire District 45
• Challenging Weather Faces Golf Teams
• School District Announces Candidate Filing for Riverview School Board
• Police Blotter
• Pet of the Week
• When Minutes Count
• An Armful of Spring Flowers
• County Assessor Tours Lower Snoqualmie Valley,
• Community Celebrates Fire Chief’s Years of Service and Dedication
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Artist Trust 2011 EDGE
• Battle of the Bands, Bigger and Better than Ever
• Red Wolves Boys’ Soccer Team on a Roll
• Should I See It
• COMIC GUY
• Red Wolves Win One, Lose Two to Cougars
• In the Garden
• Police Blotter
• Police Department to Host DEA Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• Pet of the Week
• Duvall Fire Asks Residents to “ Help Us Help You!”
• An Affair to Appreciate
• Local Volunteer Recognized at Governor’s Mansion Event
• Awareness and Prevention, Words Can Either Hurt or Heal
• Duvall Readers Buckle Up for ‘ The Art of Racing in the Rain’
• Local TB Challenges
• EPA Statement and Ongoing Monitoring After Japan Earthquake
• Duvall Councilmember Awarded Certificate of Municipal Leadership
• Pet of the Week
• “April Pools Day” Highlights Fun & Water Safety
• County Council Adopts Plan to Make Land Available for Neighborhood “Farms”
• Boys’ Soccer Play Two at Home; Win one, Lose one
• Cedarcrest High School DECA “ Superstars”
• Track & Field Run in Conference Race
• Should I See It By Mike Ward
• Cedarcrest High School Celebrates “A Village of Success” Extreme Excellence in Scientific Achievements
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• Local Police Department to host DEA Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• First DCC Lecture in Series, Over Ireland
• Water Over Roadway, April 2011
• First the Flood, Then the Snow...April Marches in with a Roar
• Youth Group Works to Preserve Farmstead, Accepts Certificate of Appreciation
• The Grand Champs...
• Meet the CHS Knowledge Bowl Team
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Comic Guy
• Washington State Science & Engineering Fair
• Food Drive a Success
• Sports Calendar
• Congratulations to All Cedarcrest Student Winners
• Red Wolves Baseball Begins; Two Wins and One Loss
• Track & Field Season is Here
• Red Wolves Boys’ Soccer Starts with Tie
• CHS Golf Season Off to Muddy, Soggy Start
• Ricky Dale Sandhofer
• F. Ann Engbaum
• In the Garden...
• Duvall-Carnation Police Blotter
• Pets of the Week
• County Strategic Investments, Economic Development for Job Growth
• Riverview “Kid’s Cook” With Nutrition in Mind
• WSSDA/WASA Legislative Conference Highlights
• Say Cheez Photo Booth Rentals Open in Duvall
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Comic Guy
• 20th Anniversary of Mountains to Sound Greenway
• Denison Earns Honors Scholarships at Wesleyan
• Local Church ‘Famine Challenge’ in Duvall Raises Funds, Awareness for World Vision
• American Red Cross Encourages Earthquake Preparedness Locally
• Blooming with Victory
• Special Winter Sports Seniors Section
• Special Winter Sports Seniors Section
• Special Winter Sports Seniors Section
• Duvall-Carnation Police Blotter
• Carnation Farmers Market News
• Pets of the Week
• County Offers Free ‘Naturescaping’ Seminar
• Council Priorities Approved; What’s In Store Next 5 Years
• What Does Japan Earthquake 2011 Mean for Washington?
• Signs of Spring
• Novelty Hill Road to Begin Construction Soon
• A Beach, A Dream House and the Spirit of Sharing
• Tolt Middle School Choir is Alive and Well
• Best Seat in the House: A Bird’s Eye View of Casino Night...
• CIVIC CALENDAR
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ask Shelley
• Comic Guy
• Senior Center Play Offers ‘Classic Spoof’
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• CAPR Builds Agriculture Committee in Face of Floods
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• Budget Team members: Executive’s announcement confirms budget warning from sheriff
• Celebrating Fall Harvest in the Valley
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• Top Honors, Cedarcrest and Tolt win Career and Technical Education Award
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• Local student graduates Whitworth University
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• County Pet Licensing, Amnesty period set to expire
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• CHS preseason on the pitch: a tie and a loss
• NW Art Center Student of the Month
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• Local Business Wins Award
• Sno-Valley Senior Center Celebrates 35-Years in Carnation
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• Police Dept to hold DEA Prescription Take-Back Day
• Primary Election Results Certified
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• Making Up for Cuts: Director’s triathlon for Senior Center
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• School Levy Wins Despite Uncertainty
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• Valley Visioning in the Park, Public Invited
• Healthy Trees, Lower Taxes
• Transportation Survey Seeks Feedback from Valley Residents
• Duvall Finance Director Retires
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