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Earth Day expo features Metro’s clean-green fleet
TRAFFIC ALERT: Mariners host day game Thursday
Saddle up for Metro’s ‘Pony Express’ Roads tapped to do trails repair A section of King County's popular Snoqualmie Valley Trail will be closed for three weeks starting Monday, April 23 while repairs are made to an aging trestle located between Carnation and Fall City. There will be no detours around the closed trestle, which is located two miles south of the trail's intersection with Northeast 11th Street and two miles north of its intersection with 366th Drive Southeast. Repair work on the project is being done by the King County Road Services Division's Bridge Repair Unit, and is being paid from the King County Parks capital improvement project budget, which is funded by real estate excise funds.
The remainder of the
Snoqualmie Valley
Trail will remain open to public use during the repair project. |
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