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DUVALL VISITOR GUIDE&THE SURROUNDING VALLEYBusiness | Relocation | Destination<strong>2014</strong>BIGGER, BETTER GUIDEMore information on where to shop,eat, drink, play, explore and experienceDUVALL and the Snoqualmie Valley
WelcomeWelcome to the City of <strong>Duvall</strong>,Washington.Nestled at the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, <strong>Duvall</strong> is knownfor our friendly, small town atmosphere and spirit of cooperation.A small yet highly diverse community rich in history and tradition,we are one of the fastest growing communities in the state. Onevisit here will tell you why people choose to live here.Our residents represent many walks of life and an exciting crosssection of occupations and cultures. Just minutes away fromthe bustle of Seattle and Everett, here you can enjoy the best ofthe great outdoors. Bring your bicycle or athletic shoes to theSnoqualmie Valley Trail. Shop or dine in our historic downtown.Visit a family-friendly event. Explore our history, or enjoy a widerange of services.It is our goal to ensure <strong>Duvall</strong> is a vital, sustainable, safecommunity for our children, our citizens, our businesses, and ourvisitors today and in the future. We wish you an enjoyable stay.With best greetings,Will IbershofThe Chamber Extends our WarmestWelcome to you.In this issue of the <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>, you’ll be introduced todedicated residents and business owners who devote their time,talent and resources to ensuring this is a wonderful place to liveand visit.Bordering the beautiful Snoqualmie Valley, <strong>Duvall</strong> is a unique townwhich offers the best of big city life in a small town environment. Afamily spot, commuter community, and historic site with a vibrantdowntown, <strong>Duvall</strong> is a wonderful blend of old and new.From enjoying the great outdoors and farm tours to shopping,dining, and the arts, the area offers visitors and locals a widevariety of activities guaranteed to please all ages. Even more specialhere are the residents, visitors, shoppers, employees, farmers, andcommunity volunteers who love <strong>Duvall</strong>.For the past 23 years, the <strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce haspromoted and supported local businesses, regional recreation, thearts, and community activities. Over 200 committed membersvolunteer their time and expertise to the Chamber to buildcontinued progress and prosperity in <strong>Duvall</strong>.The Chamber extends our warmest welcome to you. Whether youare a visitor or you live here, we invite you to explore the very best<strong>Duvall</strong> has to offer.Warm regards,NJ ShelsbyArea Events CalendarFamily-Friendly Events Date / Location DescriptionDCC Speaker SeriesSecond Wednesday, February-April / <strong>Visitor</strong> CenterRandom Acts of Kindness Week March 3-7 / Throughout <strong>Duvall</strong> Page 15<strong>Duvall</strong> Farmers Market Thursdays May-September, 3–7pm / Brown Ave NE Page 17Sno-Valley Sr. Center Plant SaleMay 3-4 / Remlinger Farms, 32610 NE 32nd St, Carnation<strong>Duvall</strong> Civic Club Plant Sale May 10 Behind <strong>Duvall</strong> Vistor / Centennial Center Page 15<strong>Duvall</strong> Days Festival May 31 / Main Street Page 16Fire Fighter's Pancake Breakfast June 1 / <strong>Duvall</strong> Fire Station, 15600 First Ave NE Page 16Big Rock Classic Car ShowJune 7, 9am-3pm / Safeway, 14020 Main StreetArt in Bloom June 27-29 / Kokopelli Gardens, 14520 284th Ave NE Page 6SummerStage Wednesdays July-August 7pm / McCormick Park Page 7Sandblast Festival of the Arts July 19 / McCormick Park Page 6Movies in the ParkAugust 9, August 16, 7:30pm / McCormick ParkArt & Wine Walk Late Summer (TBD) / Throughout Main Street Page 6Heritage Festival September 27 / Dougherty House & Farmstead, Page 1826526 NE Cherry Valley RoadOutdoor Quilt Show September (date TBD) / Throughout Main Street Page 18Downtown Trick-or-Treating & Halloween Party October 31 / Trick-or-Treating Throughout Main Street, Page 18Halloween Party at the <strong>Visitor</strong> CenterHoliday Tree Lighting December 5, 6-7:30pm / <strong>Duvall</strong> Police Station Parking Lot, Page 1426225 Stephens Street NEWinner of our call to Artists 2013 Contest for Original Artworkbased on the theme, “Life in the Snoqualmie Valley.”Sponsored by the <strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce togetherwith the <strong>Duvall</strong> Foundation for the Arts.Mayor<strong>Duvall</strong>, WashingtonPresident<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of CommerceIs something missing?Let us know if we missed something at:www.duvallchamber.com/missing.Published with support from the City of <strong>Duvall</strong>4 <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and Business DirectoryOn the <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Cover – First Place: “Snoqualmie River”by Lorenzo PasqualisEmail: lpasqualis@gmail.com Twitter: @lpasqualisPhotography Site: http://www.pasqualis.com<strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Design and Production by:Timothy Zilinsky / TALON graphics<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce 5
<strong>Duvall</strong> as an Arts DestinationArt is BIG in <strong>Duvall</strong>. The city is home to many talented artists and their work is everywhere you look, from Dan Cautrell’s culturally richwood carvings on Main Street to Joe Lee Davidson’s whimsical chalk signs hanging in the <strong>Duvall</strong> Grill and the Grange Cafe. Ask any valleyresident and they will tell you <strong>Duvall</strong> has many art related activities year-round which cater to families and adults. A series of events kicksoff in the spring with the Northwest Art Center’s Valley Art Show. Designed to showcase artwork created by the community, the Valley ArtShow draws participants ranging from five to 95 years old. Submitted art is placed in many local businesses around town. Want to see UncleTed’s masterpiece during the show? Go to Match Coffee and Wine and sip a coffee while enjoying the art! The show is a great partnershipbetween the arts and businesses. And the art shows keep rolling throughout the year.Art in BloomThis is an event not to be missed. Held the last weekend of June atthe beautiful Kokopelli Gardens in <strong>Duvall</strong>, Art in Bloom is a feastfor the senses. Imagine yourself at the opening night gala on abeautiful late spring evening, as you stroll through the meanderinggarden lanes and appreciate local outdoor artwork placed along thepaths. After a gourmet dinner with friends, you’ll wander throughthe gardens enjoying the delicious floral scents while sipping wineand listening to live music, and have an opportunity to purchasethe perfect piece for your own landscape. This event, presented bythe <strong>Duvall</strong> Foundation for the Arts,features local outdoor and sculptureartists. The opening night gala is anadults only event, but kids and familiesare welcome to enjoy the gardens freeof charge all weekend long. Proceedsgo to the participating artists and helpfund ongoing DFA scholarships.SandBlast Festival for the ArtsHand-carved sand sculptures are the centerpiece of the familyorientedSandBlast Festival for the Arts, held on the third weekendin July along the Snoqualmie River in downtown <strong>Duvall</strong>’sMcCormick Park. Now approaching its 20th year, this two-dayevent is a festive mix of arts including a line-up of at least 10 localmusical acts, a stage performance by Cascade Community Theaterand tented booths featuring the work of many local art vendors.Cascade Community TheaterEnjoy live theater right here in <strong>Duvall</strong>. Whether it’s A ChristmasCarol during the holiday season, the hilarious adult comedy NoisesOff, musicals like Oliver!, or various Shakespeare productions,Cascade Community Theater (CCT) is a professional communitytheater group who present local productions all year long. Inaddition to showcasing theater productions to the valley, CCT alsohas a youth theater program which caters to young actors and helpsthem develop their stage and acting skills.<strong>Duvall</strong> Art and Wine WalkThis fun event in September partners local businesses in downtown<strong>Duvall</strong> with artists who display their work for one evening. Thepublic is free to stroll into businesses to see the art and chat withartists. Most art is available for purchase and can also be viewed atno charge. This juried event aims to showcase professional artistsof the Snoqualmie Valley alongside regional artists of note. Inaddition to artwork, talented local musicians add ambience to theevent. Local wine is featured for tasting and several wine makersshowcase their wines for your enjoyment during the show. Formore information, visit www.duvallculture.org.Public Art<strong>Duvall</strong>’s commitment to our local artistic roots is on displaythroughout the city. In 2013, the City of <strong>Duvall</strong> sponsored a seriesof works celebrating the City of <strong>Duvall</strong>’s Centennial. This artworkcan be seen at the entrance of McCormick Park. In addition,the city has included public art by local artists in almost everyaspect of its Main Street redevelopment. From cedar banners andcustom benches to its colorful mural, Main Street is alive with artwhich tells the story of <strong>Duvall</strong>’s heritage and future. The <strong>Duvall</strong>Foundation for the Arts places hanging art in several downtownlocations for patrons to enjoy. Find fantastic works of art in CityHall, the <strong>Duvall</strong> Grill, the Grange Café, and the historic <strong>Duvall</strong><strong>Visitor</strong> and Community Center.Northwest Art CenterThe Northwest Art Center (NWAC) is the only non-profit artsorganization of its kind dedicated to supporting rural Eastsidecommunities. NWAC provides a range of art classes, workshopsand community events designed to engage the Snoqualmie Valleycommunity in visual art and the creative process. NWAC providesa place where people of all ages, artists and art supporters canconnect, grow and create. Whether you have dreams of becominga professional artist or want to benefit from the experience ofart education, NWAC will provide the tools you need. For moreinformation visit www.northwestartcenter.org.MusicSprinkled into the summer of events is SummerStage. Set in<strong>Duvall</strong>’s scenic riverside McCormick Park in Historic <strong>Duvall</strong>,this outdoor summer concert series by the <strong>Duvall</strong> CulturalCommission offers six free evenings of family entertainment withan eclectic array of outstanding performances. All performancesrun in the park on Wednesdays, from 7:00 to 8:30pm. Patronsare encouraged to bring blankets, chairs and picnic food to eachconcert. Dance through the long summer evenings by the river orjust sit and relax and let the music and natural setting wash overyou. Teens are showcased once a year at Teen SummerStage, with afree show and BBQ for teens, by teens. See you at the park!If live music is your passion, adults can enjoy a glass of wine andacoustic performances every Friday and Saturday night at MatchCoffee & Wine from 7:30 – 10 pm. With its Seattle-like ambiencenestled in downtown <strong>Duvall</strong>, Match was honored by EveningMagazine in 20<strong>12</strong> and 2013 as the BEST Wine Bar in WesternWashington.The River Winds Concert Band is a fully orchestrated symphonicband providing concert experiences to the Snoqualmie Valley.This collection of community musicians, music educators, musicalinstrument technicians, business and medical professionals, moms,dads, even grandparents, come together to perform live symphonicband concerts several times each year. Visit www.riverwindsband.org for more information.Various other live performances and concerts sponsored by the<strong>Duvall</strong> Cultural Commission are presented throughout the year.Live Music SessionsLocal musicians lead the Irish Music Sessions where anyone whoknows traditional Irish tunes can join in and play, and anyone canlisten! Sessions are held at the <strong>Duvall</strong> Grill and Tap Room on thesecond Tuesday of the month from 6:30pm-9:00pm. All ages, noadmission charge. 15602 Main St NE, <strong>Duvall</strong>Check out the calendar on page 11 in this <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> or visitwww.eventsinduvall.com for exact dates, locations, and latebreakingnews.6 <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and Business Directory<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce 7
Dining in <strong>Duvall</strong>by Erin ChamberlainDining in <strong>Duvall</strong>Armadillo BBQTheir motto may be “Endeavor to be Adequate,” but ArmadilloBBQ would be more accurately described as excellent! Order inor take out from their classic pork, beef and chicken BBQ dishes,which can be ordered a la carte, or as complete meals with allthe fixins’. Armadillo BBQ is now open for breakfast and offerscatering for any size party and occasion!CC’s 2.0 Espresso & Ice CreameryCC’s is always bustling with friendly staff and a fun crowd. Theyoffer up traditional ice cream scoops with plenty of country charm,plus milkshakes and Italian sodas. Parents can grab a coffee orespresso shake to round out the night.IxtapaWith locations throughout the lower Snoqualmie Valley, Ixtapa isa family favorite for a fun, relaxed Mexican atmosphere. Portionsizes are often big enough to share with your family - and there is akids menu offering some non-Mexican favorites. Bring a group orsneak away for a date night and enjoy a drink on the outdoor deck.Match Coffee & WineVoted the winner for “Best Wine Bar” in the 20<strong>12</strong> and 2013 Bestof Western Washington awards, Match offers live acoustic musicevery Friday and Saturday night from 7:30 – 10:00pm and a dailyhappy hour from 4-6pm. Grab a cozy spot on the couch by thefireplace and enjoy a glass of wine, tasty small plates or a great cupof espresso. Watch for their new gluten-free menu coming soon!Pickle TimeThe first thing you notice when you walk into Pickle Time is thepickle artwork adorning the walls – all drawn and colored by localkids and patrons. Pickle time offers unique and tasty burgers,wraps, shakes and more, so there’s something to please any pickyeater in your family. Order up a fried dill pickle appetizer, huddleup to a table and challenge your kids to create the newest picklecharacter.PHO ThailandOffering a wide selection of Thai and Vietnamese dishes, thedraw of PHO Thailand is the pho – a traditional Vietnamesenoodle soup. Can’t decide among the <strong>12</strong> choices? Don’t worry, therestaurant is a casual and welcoming family-run establishment thatwould be happy to answer your questions. Kids will love slurpingup the flavorful noodles and ordering a colorful bubble tea toaccompany their meal!Red Pepper PizzaA relative newcomer, Red Pepper Pizza serves up some of the bestpizza in <strong>Duvall</strong>. Their 14-inch pies are well priced and they offerdine-in, take-out or delivery options. Along with wings, salads,sandwiches and pasta, you can enjoy a tasty Italian meal for amovie night at home or while you’re out and about in town.Red Swirl Frozen YogurtRed Swirl is the sister restaurant of Red Pepper Pizza, offering arotating selection of <strong>12</strong> self-serve frozen yogurt flavors with a widevariety of toppings. You can even try your fro-yo on a waffle! RedSwirl also offers party rooms for rent for special birthday or teamcelebrations.Starbucks Coffee CompanyA household name in the Pacific Northwest, Starbucks servesquality coffee and espresso and specialty drinks. Sit down in therelaxing atmosphere to enjoy a cup with a friend, or grab yourcoffee to go from their convenient drive-through window.The Grange CafeA sophisticated dining option in the Valley, The Grange Caféfeatures a local and seasonal menu which highlights the bountyof the Snoqualmie Valley, Washington State and the PacificNorthwest. Parents will enjoy the unique preparations ofsustainable seafood and grass-fed steaks and kids can get a minipizza sized just for them! The best part – there is a children’s playcorner to keep the kids busy while you wait for your food - andenjoy your Dry Fly martini!Twin Dragon Chinese Restaurant and Sports BarConveniently located in the heart of <strong>Duvall</strong>, the Twin DragonChinese Restaurant and Sports Bar features tasty cuisine, friendlyservice, and an inviting atmosphere. Kick back and watch a game,sing Karaoke on a Friday night, or enjoy live music every Saturdaynight.QuiznosQuiznos offers toasted subs and tasty soups and salads, includinga kids menu and many choices under 400 calories. Try one of theiramazing Prime Rib French Dips today.Best Teriyaki<strong>Duvall</strong> Coffeehouse<strong>Duvall</strong> Grill and Tap Room<strong>Duvall</strong> Tavern<strong>Duvall</strong> ThaiOther Choices in <strong>Duvall</strong>:Happy at the Bay TeriyakiPapa Murphy’s Take ‘n Bake PizzaRustic PieSarhara PizzaSubwayZazyniaOriginal art work byShelley SkoropinskiOriginal art work by Shelley Skoropinski8 <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and Business Directory<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce 9
Shopping LocalGet Involved <strong>Duvall</strong>!Which side of the bridge do you shop on?by Connie BergAs you think about which side of the bridge you shop on mostoften, consider the following “Did You Knows” about shoppingand dining in <strong>Duvall</strong>.1. Did you know that <strong>Duvall</strong> Family Drugs carries a huge selectionof cards, gift wrap, baby gifts, picture frames, toys, home décor,jewelry, housewares, candy, scarves and Baggallini purses?2. Did you know that Family Grocer has a large selection ofspecialty foods which include gluten free flours, agave nectar, dairyfree milk alternatives and organic produce?3. Did you know that <strong>Duvall</strong> Auto Parts has a giant selectionof Stihl chainsaws, weed whackers, oil, windshield wipers, caraccessories and a knowledgeable staff that is always willing to helpanswer your questions?4. Did you know that <strong>Duvall</strong> True Value carries office supplies,paint, fishing gear, storage containers, tools, planters, drawerhandles and sporting goods including airsoft guns? They also havean entire outside area dedicated to plants, flowers, trees, pots andpotting soil.5. Did you know that Tuxedos Antique Mall has over 6,000 squarefeet of retail space and 30 different vendors that have merchandisefor sale? You can find furniture, glassware, jewelry, countlesscollectibles and antiques, clothing, dishes, cast iron pans andendless home décor.6. Did you know that <strong>Duvall</strong> Flowers and Gifts sells handmadedoll clothes, jewelry, handmade scarves, Ty stuffed animals and ofcourse, flowers and plants!7. Did you know that <strong>Duvall</strong> has six amazing locations forespresso? CC’s 2.0, <strong>Duvall</strong> Family Grocer, <strong>Duvall</strong> Coffee House,Match, Starbucks and Safeway Starbucks.8. Did you know that <strong>Duvall</strong> has a wide variety of restaurants and anew one will be opening soon, the newly renovated <strong>Duvall</strong> Tavern?<strong>Duvall</strong> also has ice-cream at CC’s 2.0 and frozen yogurt at RedSwirl.9. Did you know that <strong>Duvall</strong> Fitness carries multiple styles of earbuds, monitors and headbands? They also have a top notch workout facility that opens early and closes late. It is impeccably cleanand the staff is friendly and helpful. They also have a Smoothie Bar,a kid’s room and talented trainers.10. Did you know that Rockin “E” Feeds has over 30 varieties ofdog and cat food? Best Buddy Dog Wash offers grooming, dogaccessories and toys. Country Collections has an endless selectionof gift items including local honey. Golden Leash does groomingand boarding. <strong>Duvall</strong> Print & Post, EF Printing, and ValleyMailbox can take care of all your printing needs. <strong>Duvall</strong> has severaloutstanding realtors. The Art Center has art classes for all ages.<strong>Duvall</strong> Performing Arts and TJ Dance have a wide variety of danceclasses. <strong>Duvall</strong> Books has an eclectic collection of used books andDVD’s. The Quilt Shop has a great selection of fabrics. The FamilyGrocer and Safeway both carry an enormous selection of gift cards.<strong>Duvall</strong> has several great dentists and doctors and chiropractors.And <strong>Duvall</strong> has at least a dozen places you can go to get pamperedfrom hair salons to massage therapist to skin care experts. (Wow,#10 is huge! The treasures you can discover in <strong>Duvall</strong> are endless.)I hope the next time you are heading out of town to shop or dine,my list of “Did You Knows” will come to mind, and you willconsider shopping and dining locally first. Small towns can’t offerevery single thing that you need but, if you make a conscious effortto spend more of your money locally, our businesses will grow andthrive and be able to offer even more in the future.To learn more about our local businesses, visit my Facebookpage, Shop & Dine Local. If you own a local business that needssome exposure, including home based businesses, contact me atshopndinelocal@gmail.com. Shop & Dine Local supports andinspires local businesses and business owners.As the 35th president of the United States, John F. Kennedy, mighthave said, “Ask not what <strong>Duvall</strong> can do for you, ask what you cando for <strong>Duvall</strong>.”There are so many opportunities for volunteering and localinvolvement it’s no wonder <strong>Duvall</strong> is such a great place to live.<strong>Duvall</strong> has many different non-profit groups looking for all kindsof involvement. Whether it’s just for a one-time event or for an ongoinginteraction, <strong>Duvall</strong> has the opportunity for you to becomeinvolved in your community! Go ahead and get involved, <strong>Duvall</strong>!Homelessness and Food BanksPassionate about defeating homelessness or doing outreach inour community? The mission of the local Acres of Diamondsorganization (www.acresofdiamonds.org) is to provide a loving,safe and nurturing environment that allows homeless womento learn how to break the cycle of addiction, poverty andhomelessness. <strong>Duvall</strong> is also home to HopeLink outreach (www.hope-link.org) and many local church organizations all providingoutreach and aid programs for the area’s community members.The Arts<strong>Duvall</strong> and the Snoqualmie Valley have you covered. TheNorthwest Art Center (www.northwestartcenter.org) offers artclasses to all ages, while the <strong>Duvall</strong> Foundation for the Arts (www.duvallarts.org) sponsorsevents like Art in Bloom andSandBlast and helps supportcitizens with a robustscholarship and givingprogram. Both organizationsseek volunteers for eventplanning and boardpositions, plus teaching andadministrative work. TheCity of <strong>Duvall</strong> also has acity supported organizationfor the arts, the <strong>Duvall</strong>Cultural Commission (www.duvallculture.org), whichproduces the yearly Art andWine Walk, SummerStage,and public art projectsaround the city. The <strong>Duvall</strong>Original art by Dari StolzoffCultural Commission currently has volunteer commissionerpositions available. Finally, did you know the Valley has its veryown local theater company? Yes, Cascade Community Theatre(www.cctplays.org) offers an amazing theatre experience right herein the Snoqualmie Valley! Opportunities in the theatre communityare endless, whether it’s set-building, music, costume design oracting, Cascade Community Theatre is for you!Youth at RiskWant to work with youth? The local Friends of Youth provides safeplaces and emotional support for youth in challenging situations.Friends of Youth provides mental health counseling, substanceabuse education and treatment, parent education and communityreferrals. Contact: www.friendsofyouth.orgMusical EducationThe Riverview Education Foundation and RHYTHM, RiverviewHelping Youth to Have Music, both offer opportunities to getinvolved with youth. The Riverview Education Foundation(www.refweb.org) was established to enhance the educationalopportunities for Riverview School District students, andRHYTHM (www.rhythmmusicboosters.org) serves the district byenhancing music education opportunities to students.Humanitarian ServiceThe Rotary Club of <strong>Duvall</strong> is our local branch of an organizationof business and professional leaders united worldwide to providehumanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in allvocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world.Civic ClubThe <strong>Duvall</strong> Civic Club was founded in 1929 with the purposeof enhancing the quality of life of the citizens of <strong>Duvall</strong> and theSnoqualmie Valley. The Civic Club has supported the <strong>Duvall</strong>Library, Riverview Education Foundation, SummerStage, and TeenSummerStage, Cascade Community Theater and annual events thatsupport women at risk in the community. See www.duvallcivicclub.org for information.Local HistoryThe <strong>Duvall</strong> Historical Society has you covered. The mission of<strong>Duvall</strong> Historical Society is to preserve, record, publish andpromote appreciation of the history of <strong>Duvall</strong>, the community thatthe pioneers knew as Cherry Valley, and the lower SnoqualmieValley. Volunteer opportunities for the Historical Society rangefrom being a docent at the local Dougherty House, helping cleanand maintain historical buildings, archiving historical artifacts,helping with the annual Heritage Festival, and more. Contact the<strong>Duvall</strong> Historical Society at www.duvallhistoricalsociety.org.The ability to give back to others is a true gift in life, and <strong>Duvall</strong>and the Snoqualmie Valley provide many ways for citizens todo just that. All of these organizations and others can be foundthroughout this guide, and on the <strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commercewebsite at www.duvallchamberofcommerce.com.Happy Shopping and Dining!10 <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and Business Directory<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce 11
Outdoor ActivitiesOutdoor ActivitiesPut your outdoor shoes on because <strong>Duvall</strong> has many opportunitiesto explore nature year-round! Family-friendly boating, fishing,horseback riding, geocaching, hiking and birding are all availableright here in the Snoqualmie Valley. <strong>Duvall</strong> also offers a widevariety of year-round activities and services for every family,making it a wonderful place to raise a family or to enjoy a dayexploring a local farm or community event. The best part is manyof these activities are low-cost or FREE.Hiking TrailsSnoqualmie Valley Trail, which routes through <strong>Duvall</strong>’s naturalareas, parks and farmland, is a wonderful place for runners,horseback riders and mountain bikers. A family-friendly area, thetrail borders the tranquil Snoqualmie River and even traversesan occasional railroad trestle. Once the railway for the ChicagoMilwaukee Railroad, the Snoqualmie River Trail also invitesfishing, horseback riding and mountain biking. Plus avid birderswill be thrilled by its abundance of birds, including eagles andfalcons.Before heading out for a family bike ride on the Snoqualmie ValleyTrail, check out the new interpretativesignage at Depot Park and identifymany of the flora and fauna along theway. After your ride, grab a lunch to gofrom one of <strong>Duvall</strong>’s many restaurantsand enjoy it around the new fire pit atDepot Park.Cherry Creek Falls in Markworth State Forest, located just east of<strong>Duvall</strong>, is <strong>Duvall</strong>’s hidden gem. Hike beneath amazingly beautifulold-growth trees to a beautiful 25-foot waterfall. The trail isrelatively flat and approximately five miles round-trip. A specialfeature here is spawning salmon actually make it all the way upthe creek to the falls. Although accessible year-round, it makes anespecially pleasant summer hike. The Falls are a great spot to stopfor a snack, kick off your shoes, and spend some time wading andsplashing in the pool below the falls. Check out this hike reportfrom a local family website, Cherry Valley Macaroni Kid: http://cherryvalley.macaronikid.com/article/528062/duvalls-best-keptsecret-cherry-creek-falls.Most of the trails and areas featured in the <strong>Duvall</strong> area do notrequire a special pass or access permit.Wallace Falls State Park in nearby Gold Bar is a good long day hikewith breathtaking views of several large waterfalls. Located in thefoothills of the Cascades with an elevation gain of about 2,000 feetover three miles, this is a harder hike. But you don’t need to go allthe way to the top to experience the waterfalls. If you choose, youcan stop at the lower or middle falls. WA State Park Discovery Passrequired.Index Peak/Bridal Veil Falls/Lake Serene East of Gold Bar, WA inthe Mount Baker Snoqualmie National Forest is an amazing yetstrenuous hike with 22 switch-backs. As you hike up in elevation,the diversity of the forest is incredible. This hike has a lot ofdifferent viewpoints. You can experience Bridal Veil Falls from thebottom or hike your way to the top. If you make it all the way to thetop, you’ll find a beautiful alpine lake nestled in between trees andsteep mountain walls. Northwest Forest Pass Required.Tolt MacDonald KingCounty Regional Park innearby Carnation, WA isan amazing spot. Withinthis park is the confluenceof the Tolt and SnoqualmieRivers. Great flat hiking orsteep hiking options areavailable, including a 500-foot suspension bridge acrossthe Snoqualmie River. Infall, this is a great place to see salmon spawning and watch otherwildlife such as Bald Eagles. This park also offers locations forcamping and picnicking.A comprehensive list of hiking areas near <strong>Duvall</strong> is at www.scout.me/hiking--near--duvall-wa.Wildlife ViewingThree great wildlife viewing areas in the Snoqualmie Valley includeStillwater, Cherry Valley 2<strong>03</strong> and Crescent Lake 2<strong>03</strong>. CherryValley and Crescent Lake are located along State Route 2<strong>03</strong> Northof <strong>Duvall</strong> and Stillwater is on SR 2<strong>03</strong> South of <strong>Duvall</strong>. All areWashington DNR Wildlife Areas requiring a Discover Pass. Theseareas are great for wildlife especially bird viewing like pheasants,waterfowl, eagles and hawks. Note that during hunting season,hunters may be in these areas.Moss Lake Natural Area, about five miles southeast of <strong>Duvall</strong>, is abeautiful wetland surrounded by 372 acres of high-quality habitat,including a sphagnum (heavily moss-filled) bog. Because of its rarediversity and protected status, it’s a great place to spot birds like theVaux’s Swift and Band-tailed Pigeon. Special thanks goes to TheWilderness School, www.wildernessawareness.org, for providinginformation about area hiking and wildlife viewing.<strong>Duvall</strong> Parks<strong>Duvall</strong> offers over a dozen community and neighborhood parks forkids of any age. Younger children will enjoy the tot lots at TaylorPark and Central Park while teens can test their skills at the JeanBaldwin Memorial Skate Park on Big Rock Rd.Parks are plentiful and many have swimming areas and/orplaygrounds. McCormick Park has picnic areas, grassy fields, trailsand access to swimming areas on the Snoqualmie River. Birderswill be thrilled here, especially in the Wetland area. 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<strong>Duvall</strong> is fortunate to be situatedbetween two of the most popularski areas in western Washington.The Summit at Snoqualmie(southeast) and Steven’s Pass SkiResort (northeast) are each lessthan an hour’s drive from <strong>Duvall</strong>in the Cascade mountain range.Snoqualmie is ideal for beginnersand features runs on threedifferent mountains, including thechallenging Alpental area. Steven’sPass is a little more upscale andcaters to skiers of all ages andlevels of ability.Think Snow!Year Round in <strong>Duvall</strong>WinterCelebrating the holidays in <strong>Duvall</strong>The holidays shine in <strong>Duvall</strong>! Beginningwith the <strong>Duvall</strong> Farmers Market HolidayFarm and Artisan Craft Fair in November,numerous festivities allow you to enjoythe season while you shop for handcraftedarts and crafts, home décor, and gifts. Alsoin November, participating businesses in<strong>Duvall</strong> support Hopelink’s Holiday GivingTree. Gifts collected from the tree aredonated to Hopelink for families in need inour community.In early December, enjoy the Christmas inthe Country Holiday Tree Lighting Eventat Depot Park (Police Station). Follow atrail of lit luminaries and enjoy cookies andcider while singing carols with a choir. Getyour family picture taken with the HolidayHeifer. Meet Santa and enjoy a host ofcommunity events. Photos with Santa arealso available free of charge the day afterthe Christmas tree lighting.Christmas TreesAn old fashioned Christmas starts withcutting down your own tree at JP’s TreeFarm. A true family farm, you’ll bedelighted to see the hard working kidshelping out. They’ll loan you a saw, shakethe tree, and bail it for you. Precut treesare also available at JP’s Tree Farm or TrueValue Hardware. Or you can build familymemories using a living Christmas Tree.After the holidays, your beautiful tree canbe potted in a container on your patio ordeck, or it can be planted in the ground andbe enjoyed for years. Order your tree fromKirsten at kirsten@gardensALIVEdesign.com.Holiday Gift BuyingYou can find fun, original gift ideasright here in <strong>Duvall</strong>. Check out CountryCollections, Tuxedo’s Mall, <strong>Duvall</strong> Drugs,and True Value for a wide selection ofgifts. If you prefer to give the gift of anexperience, gift certificates are a greatoption. From facials and manicures todinner at the Grange or wine at Match youare sure to find something right here.Indoor Activities<strong>Duvall</strong> Reads is a community readingproject sponsored by <strong>Duvall</strong> Friends ofthe Library, based on the ‘One Book, OneCommunity’ concept, where a communityparticipates in reading the same book. It’sa time for people who share the love ofreading to come together and enjoy coffee,snacks and fellowship while discussing thelatest book. Participants take turns leadingthe discussion. <strong>Duvall</strong> Reads meets on the2nd Saturday of each month at 10 am in the<strong>Duvall</strong> Public Library Meeting Room. Formore information: www.duvallfol.org.PoetryCome to hear the guest featured reader andto say your piece out loud to an attentiveand friendly audience. Past featuredreaders have included the WashingtonState Poet Laureate and winners of ThePushcart Prize, Artist Trust, and NationalEndowment for the Arts awards. Held atthe <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> Center first Wednesdayof the month. Doors open at 6:30pm; openmic starts at 7:00pm. Featured reader at7:30pm. Bring your poetry, prose or evensong, along with a friend to hear you at themic! All ages welcome. Free admission.Year Round in <strong>Duvall</strong>SpringDowntown <strong>Duvall</strong><strong>Duvall</strong> bustles with activity year-round!On Mother’s Day each May, <strong>Duvall</strong> CivicClub/Friends of the Library hosts theAnnual Plant and Garden Art Sale. Forover 45 years, Snoqualmie Valley gardeningenthusiasts have been gathering behind theold <strong>Duvall</strong> Library for the sale. Offeringvegetable and herb starts, as well as avariety of shrubs, plants and trees, the salegives residents a fun, sustainable way togrow fruits and vegetables.For browsing any time of year, <strong>Duvall</strong> Booksis a small, locally owned used bookstore.Located in the heart of downtown, it hasa wonderful assortment of children’s booksand an amazing collection of eclecticphotographs, posters, and artwork on thewalls throughout the historic building.To relax, the Yoga Garden has yoga classesseven days a week, along with massage,workshops and private yoga sessions.<strong>Duvall</strong> Random Acts of KindnessRAK Week, always celebrated during thefirst week of March, is a way to bring ourcommunity together to support <strong>Duvall</strong>residents and localbusiness throughsimple acts likesending someoneflowers, paying forsomeone else’s coffeeor lunch, picking uptrash around town,leaving extra big tipsfor servers, droppingoff donations at food banks, giving thankyou notes to favorite local business owners,teachers, police officers, or fire fighters,and just about any kind gesture that willunexpectedly brighten up somebody’s day.RAK Week, started by <strong>Duvall</strong> residentConnie Berg, has been running since 2006,and the towns of Carnation, Monroe, andWoodinville have been participating since2010. 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Year Round in <strong>Duvall</strong>Spring SummerThe Joy of GardeningPlanting a garden can bring joy and goodhealth to you, your family, friends, andpets. And with its abundant rain, theSnoqualmie Valley provides a beautifulenvironment for growing many trees,shrubs, flowers, and vegetables. Frombeginners to accomplished gardeners, or forthose who want a garden but don’t have thetime or ability to care for it, <strong>Duvall</strong> providesa full range of gardening support.JP Landscape Services, Naturescape, andthe Ground Guys of Redmond all provideresidential installation and maintenance inthe area. And for initial design, GardensAlive Design or Naturescape will help youplan your garden. If you are a DIYer, strollthrough True Value Hardware GardenCenter or Boxhill Farm Gardens for a largeselection of plants.Garden Prep Tipsby Brenda Skinner16 <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and Business DirectoryLike many communities in the Northwest,summer is a time for festivals, and <strong>Duvall</strong>is no exception. There are many uniqueattractions, from a medieval village andu-pick berries to pumpkins and alpacas.Festival season kicks off in June with <strong>Duvall</strong>Days and continues with food, art, musicand movies throughout the summer.Active families will love the dance, martialarts and organized sports opportunities,while others will appreciate the variety ofarts and music offerings, outdoor educationand even family yoga. Many of theseprograms also offer classes, summer campsand birthday parties.<strong>Duvall</strong> Days Festivall<strong>Duvall</strong> Days is a long standing traditionin <strong>Duvall</strong>. The day always starts off with aparade down Main Street. This year therewill be vendor booths and a health fair,kid’s fair, food court, kid’s music,4H pettingzoo and more. This year, <strong>Duvall</strong> Days <strong>2014</strong>will be held Saturday, May 31st from 9amto 4pm. Check out www.<strong>Duvall</strong>Days.orgfor the latest information or to sign up tovolunteer.Annual Pancake BreakfastSince 1959 the <strong>Duvall</strong> FirefightersAssociation has hosted an annual pancakebreakfast fund-raiser at the local firestation. For a small donation, attendees areoffered all-you-can-eat pancakes, scrambledeggs, and ham, plus orange juice, coffee,and hot chocolate. For the children (andthe young at heart), the firefighters makeMickey Mouse pancakes with M&M candyembellishments. A tradition accompanyingbreakfast is the sale of the popular PancakeBreakfast T-shirts. In the early days, theproceeds from the breakfast were used tohelp purchase tools and equipment that thefire district could not afford. While someof the money still directly supports the firedepartment, a lot of it is returned to thecommunity through sponsored educationprograms, scholarships, and other forms ofassistance.Late winter and early spring are important times to prepare for a beautiful summer garden. Here aresome things to do during that time to get your garden ready to bloom.Mulch, top-dress veggie and garden beds with 2” of compost to suppress weed germination, add organicmatter to soil, which benefits the plants, helps with drainage, and less compaction of soil.Plant bare-root fruit trees, cane bearing fruit: raspberries, boysenberry, blackberry, and bare-rootstrawberries. Less expensive to buy in bare root form and plant now to get a jump start on your berryand fruit tree patch!Plant cool weather veggie starts: lettuce, kale, collards, broccoli, cabbage and cauliflower in the gardenfor an early spring harvest.A good time to plant bare root roses. Well-established roses are pruned in February for diseased anddead branches.Visit your local nursery for adding color spots to the garden or your containers: daffodils, primroses,pansies and tulips.Year Round in <strong>Duvall</strong>SummerThe Firefighters Association takes greatpride in the event and welcomes theopportunity to meet with the public inthis informal, social setting. The event istraditionally well-supported by <strong>Duvall</strong>citizens and businesses. In 2013, over 1600people were served at the event. Please joinus for the next <strong>Duvall</strong> Firefighters PancakeBreakfast and become part of a great <strong>Duvall</strong>tradition!Visit a FarmTreat your family to a unique educationalexperience. Several SnoValley Tilth farmsoffer tours. <strong>Visitor</strong>s can see a working farmin production and meet the farmers. Learnabout food and herb growth or purchaselocal honey, eggs, produce, and handmadecrafts. For information about area farmtours, contact www.snovalleytilth.org.Two alpaca farms near <strong>Duvall</strong> also havefree tours and gift shops. Heart of DreamsAlpacas, www.heartofdreamsalpacas.biz,has five acres of rolling pastures with a herdof alpacas, goats, ponies, and llamas. AndJo’s Fleece Fields www.fleecefields.com,a small family farm, produces naturalfibers from alpacas, llamas, and Angoraand Pygora goats. Chickens, ducks, geese,peafowl, and turkey can also be seen here.Garden Fresh VeggiesOne of the best things about summer isthe availability of fresh, ripe just-pickedcountry vegetables. We have severalFarmers Markets in the area, as well as farmstands where you can drop by and pick upsome fresh produce. Also consider joininga local CSA (Community SupportedAgriculture) where you pay a set amountand get a share of all the produce harvestedin a season. This is a very economical wayto eat fresh healthy foods.Farm Fresh Food~ <strong>Duvall</strong> Farmers MarketThursdays through October 10th, 3-7pm~ Carnation Farmers MarketTuesdays through Thanksgiving, 3-7pm~ Kosters Farm - Farm Stand Saturdaysnext to Red Pepper Pizza~ Local Roots Farm Farm StandOpen daily on <strong>12</strong>4th street~ Oxbow Farm – CSA Available atCarnation Farmer’s Market andFamily Grocer.~ Jubilee Farm – CSA~ Full Circle - CSAU-Pick BerriesThere are many options and varieties whenit comes to u-pick berries in the area. Youcan find strawberries (June), raspberries(July) & blueberries (July-Sept). Here’s around-up of some of the closest placesto pick-your-own! Most places have aFacebook page where you can get an-upto-theminute update on picking times andlocations. For even more options check outhttp://www.pugetsoundfresh.org.~ Blue Dog Farm (Carnation):berries@bluedogfarm.com~ Cottage Gardens Blueberry Farm(<strong>Duvall</strong>): 425-947-4523~ Harvold Farm (Carnation):425-333-4185~ Remlinger Farms (Carnation):425-333-4135GeocachingGeocaching is a unique treasure huntinggame where participants use a GPS to hideand seek containers with other participants.If you have a smart phone or GPS, thereare over two million hidden geocaches tofind worldwide including several dozenin the <strong>Duvall</strong> area. It’s family-friendly andfree! Geocaches range in difficulty fromeasy to hard to locate, so it’s both fun andchallenging for everyone. Get started todayby visiting www.geocaching.com.FishingAlthough a license is required for fishing,Free Fishing Weekend in Washington isalways the first weekend after the firstMonday in June.Enjoy Medieval TimesDon your minstrel garb and join the fun atCamlann Medieval Village, www.camlann.org. A living history museum project,Camlann recreates the every day life ofa 14th century village in rural England.Special events are available year-round andopen to the public. Camlann’s Le Bors HedeInne (The Boar’s Head) dinner theaterrestaurant also serves up a lively 14thcentury bill-of-fare by reservation.How safe is the Evergreen State? (www.safewise.com)<strong>Duvall</strong> is the sixth safest city in Washington<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce 17
Year Round in <strong>Duvall</strong>FallHeritage FestivalCelebrate the “good old days” by bringingthe whole family to <strong>Duvall</strong> for a day offree fun, learning, and reminiscing at the<strong>Duvall</strong> Heritage Festival at the historicDougherty House and Farmstead. Learnhow the pioneers lived and worked. Watcha blacksmith at work and a field beingplowed the old fashioned way with mules.Look at antique tractors. Shell some corn,make cider, braid rope, churn butter, splitshingles, saw logs, and wash clothes theold-fashioned way.Quilt ShowThe <strong>Duvall</strong> Outdoor Quilt Show gracesMain Street with a dazzling display of quiltshung on the outside of storefronts or insideif it’s raining. Music is also provided inseveral locations.Pumpkin FunGoing to a farm to get your pumpkins willcreate memories your family will rememberforever. There are lots of nearby options soyou may want to plan for visiting a coupleof places.Oxbow Farm & Education Center(Carnation): Open Thursday – Sunday inOctober 10am-4pm. Free admission. Pickup pumpkins and produce and let the kidsplay in the “living playground”!Jubilee Farm (Carnation):Open every weekend in October 10am-5pm. Free admission. Plenty of activitiesincluding tractor rides to the pumpkin andgourd fields, visit farm animals, hay maze,cooking demos, and pumpkin launching onthe home-made trebuchet!Remlinger Farms (Carnation):Open weekends in October 10am-6pm forthe Fall Harvest Festival. Enjoy over 25rides and attractions for kids, plus U-pickpumpkins, corn maze and a farm market.Admission $15-$17.Two Brothers Pumpkin Patch (Carnation):This low key, family owned farm has beenin operation for over 25 years and featuresa great selection of pumpkins, gourds,ornamental corn stalks and mini hay balesfor decorating at home! Free admission.Open daily from October 4th through the31st, 9:30am – 6pm.Downtown Trick-or-Treating andHalloween PartyPut on your costumes and bring out thekids for some fun trick-or-treatingthroughout downtown <strong>Duvall</strong>. Look forthe big orange pumpkins in the windowsof participating businesses on Main St., 1stAve., Valley St., Brown Ave., CopperhillSquare and Safeway Plaza. After loadingup your treat bag, head over to the <strong>Duvall</strong><strong>Visitor</strong> Center for games, balloons & prizes!Camp Korey Fall FestivalEnjoy hay rides, cooking demonstrations,farm animals, and tours of this 100 yearold Carnation farm. Local chefs and farmand garden experts will be on hand toshare tips on growing, cooking, storing,and preserving food just in time for thelong winter ahead. Sales of pumpkins,concessions, and a wide assortment of freshlocal produce support ongoing medicalprograms for young campers and theirfamilies. Camp Korey will host games,and arts and crafts, and outdoor activitiesfor kids of all ages. So grab those rubberboots and slickers and come out for afamily-friendly day at the farm. For moreinformation see www.campkorey.org orcall 425-844-3100. Camp Korey hosts itsSixth Annual Fall Festival the weekend ofOctober 17, 18, and 19th.Moving to <strong>Duvall</strong>by Tracy LewisThe City of <strong>Duvall</strong> offers a myriad of shopping, services andrestaurant opportunities. With many businesses in the commercialarea, along with many home-based businesses, and assortedrestaurants, you are sure to find what you are looking for in <strong>Duvall</strong>.<strong>Duvall</strong>’s housing market enjoys the same robust market appreciationas other communities on Seattle’s Eastside and its citizens benefitfrom a wide range of housing opportunities. Renting or lookingto own? Prefer in-town charmers, established subdivisions,condominiums, homes on acreage, farm land or waterfront homes?You’ll find a wide variety of housing styles here. <strong>Duvall</strong> has manyestablished subdivisions featuring luxury homes, starter homes andneighborhoods designed for the active, lock-and-go, no-yard-worklifestyle. Property values are rising (traditionally an indicator ofeconomic health) and new construction and new housing startshave been on the upswing for the past couple of years.If a vibrant downtown is important to you, the City of <strong>Duvall</strong>might just be the place to call home. <strong>Duvall</strong>’s renovated downtowncaptivates visitors with its small town charm and many sculpturesand art pieces commissioned from local artists. The historicaldistrict invites shoppers to enjoy their boutiques, coffee shops,restaurants and antique shops all within easy walking distance formany residents. Numerous playgrounds, parks, walkingtrails andother outdoor escapes are scattered throughout the community.<strong>Duvall</strong>ians like to play - and this is the place to do it. Ourcommunity lifestyle, combined with easy access to Eastside workplacesand Seattle, insures your real estate dollars are well spent.Drive Times from <strong>Duvall</strong>Seattle 25 milesSeaTac Airport 34 milesRedmond 10 milesWoodinville 10 milesMonroe 9 milesCarnation 9 milesEverett 25 milesSnoqualmie Falls 20 milesLeavenworth 94 milesActivities for KidsGetting involvedExposing infants and toddlers to music has shown to give childrena head start not only in music, but also in math and life! SeashellMusic and Snoqualmie Valley Music both offer family music andmovement classes to nurture musical growth in young children.Older children can continue with Snoqualmie Valley Music forgroup piano and voice lessons.TJ Dance is the studio where everyone can dance! They offereverything from creative movement classes for busy little feet totap, jazz, ballet, hip hop and beyond for kids, teens and adults.<strong>Duvall</strong> Performing Arts provides an enriching and educationalexperience with expression through dance, musical theater andeven fencing! Their Young Ones program introduces movementand pre-ballet for ages 3 – 7 and their advanced and professionaldivision classes have allowed students to audition and perform inthe Nutcracker and at Bumbershoot events.For children who love to be the center of attention, theater maybe just the answer. Cascade Community Theater is a communitytheater organization for Carnation, <strong>Duvall</strong> and Monroe. TheTheater puts on several local performances per year from mysteriesto improve comedy shows, providing delightful entertainment forSnoqualmie Valley residents. Cascade Community Theater alsooffers ENCORE!, the area’s only theater arts summer camp forkids ages 7–14.Prepare your toddler and preschooler to read with Story Time atthe <strong>Duvall</strong> Library. Each week, your specially trained children’slibrarian creates a program of stories, songs and movementactivities to share with you and your children. We hope to create acomfortable and happy atmosphere for all, while helping parentslearn how to foster early literacy skills to prepare their child(ren)for learning how to read. Stop in the library for more information.Enjoy an old fashioned family movie night in the park. Moviesin the Park are sponsored by The Irwin Group and are held atMcCormick park two Saturday evenings in August (9th & 16th).The event is free to families - enjoy free popcorn and movies underthe stars! This year’s movies “Monsters University” and “Oz: TheGreat and Powerful”.Sports are a great way to burn off all that excess energy kids have.Snoqualmie Valley North Little League (www.svnll.org) andSnoqualmie Valley Youth Soccer Association (www.snvysa.org)start registration in the spring and offer formal organized sportsfor all ages. <strong>Duvall</strong> Taekwon-Do provides a fun and enjoyable, yetserious and safe environment where students can improve fitness,self-confidence and develop a positive outlook on life (ages 9 andup).Nothing says living in the country like horseback riding. We havelots of options for children’s lessons. Learn Western, English,trail, driving, jumping, and more at Tina Wolfe Riding Academywww.tinawolfe.com. Honey Do Farm offers custom horsebackriding lessons tailored to each rider’s need. 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Emergency ServicesKing County Fire District 45Dedicated to our Community’s Safety & Well-BeingDavid BurkeFire Chief / <strong>Duvall</strong>-KCFD 45Offering fire protection, emergency medical attention and otherlife safety services, <strong>Duvall</strong>-King County Fire District 45 protectsover <strong>12</strong>,000 residents and visitors in the greater <strong>Duvall</strong> area witha dedicated team of 35 career and volunteer firefighters andadministrative personnel.Our modern station in downtown <strong>Duvall</strong> is staffed 24-hours a dayto serve you and now includes an electric vehicle charging station.Fire District 45 also operates two other stations in the <strong>Duvall</strong> areaon Mountain View Road and Big Rock Road.Our Community Service Programs include:· CPR Training· Vial of L.I.F.E.· Station Tours· Home Inspections· Meeting Room Rental· Public EducationPhone: 425-788-162515600 First Ave NE<strong>Duvall</strong>, WA 98019www.duvallfire45.com<strong>Duvall</strong> PoliceCarey HertInterim Chief / <strong>Duvall</strong> Police DepartmentMembers of the <strong>Duvall</strong> Police Department are committed to servewith professionalism, respect, and compassion for our community.Their first priority is and always will be to preserve the high qualityof life and feeling of safety for <strong>Duvall</strong>’s growing population.The <strong>Duvall</strong> police station is located on NE Stephens Street,just above McCormick Park. Staffed by the chief of police, onecommander, four patrol sergeants, eight patrol officers, one K9officer, one smart K-9 (Blitz the Wonder Dog) and one clerk,the <strong>Duvall</strong> Police Department is mission-oriented In all of itspriorities. Having a local city police department allows for fastresponse times and great citizen education programs.Community Services Programs:· Fingerprinting· Accident Reporting· Vacation and Empty House Monitoring· Block Watch Training· Home Security Evaluations· Car Lock Out Service· D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) Program· K9 Narcotics Detection· R.A.D. (Rape Aggression Defense) ProgramAdministrative Office425-788-1519 (M-Th 8:30 am - 4:00 pm)425-333-4190After Hours or Emergency 9 - 1 - 1Website: http://duvallwa.gov.departments/police.htmlLocation Address:26225 NE Stephens Street, <strong>Duvall</strong>, WA 98019Mailing Address: PO Box 1500, <strong>Duvall</strong>, WA 98019Get ConnectedUtilitiesWave Broadband (cable)www.wavebroadband.com866.928.3<strong>12</strong>3Puget Sound Energy (electricity, gas)www.pse.com 800.321.4<strong>12</strong>3Frontier Communications (Phone)www.frontier.com 877.462.8188City of <strong>Duvall</strong> (water, sewer)www.duvallwa.gov 425.788.1185Waste Management (garbage, recycling)1 800.592.9995www.wmnorthwest.com/duvallNewspaperThe Seattle Timeswww.seattletimes.com 206.464.2111The Valley Viewwww.nwnews.com 425.483.060624 <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and Business Directory<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce 25
History of <strong>Duvall</strong>City of <strong>Duvall</strong><strong>Duvall</strong> was homesteaded in the 1870s by Francis and James <strong>Duvall</strong>.The original town site, called Cherry Valley, was located a half milealong the banks of the Snoqualmie River. The waterway connected<strong>Duvall</strong> to Snohomish and Everett, making it an ideal location forlogging.Photo by Stephanie CombsUntil 1890, the river was <strong>Duvall</strong>’s main lifeline. Trees for buildingwere transported up and down river by steam paddle-wheel boats.Logging companies provided jobs which attracted cattle and dairyfarms and railroad companies to the valley.Prosperity brought expansion. A train depot and streets andsidewalks were built. New businesses opened their doors, includinga movie house, drug store, newspaper, and four hotels. CherryValley’s first school, built in 1879, was constructed from the woodof a single log. Some of the buildings built in this time, includingthe Grange Hall, still stand today.On January 6, 1913, the town of <strong>Duvall</strong> incorporated. In 1955, RayBurhen bought the train depot, which he later donated to the Cityof <strong>Duvall</strong>. It was then moved to its final site at Depot Park. Thelast train whistle blew through <strong>Duvall</strong> in 1973. With slow growthfollowing this initial development, Seattle water service didn’tarrive until 1962. The first stoplight in <strong>Duvall</strong> was installed in 1995.Today, <strong>Duvall</strong> is once again experiencing vibrant modern growth,however, its history can still be seen and experienced here. Manyolder buildings have been restored and refurbished. Landmarksfrom days gone by, like the Dougherty Farmstead (a NationalHistoric Landmark) and the big rock, can still be enjoyed.The City of <strong>Duvall</strong> provides citizens with many avenues to getinvolved and participate in city government.First, the City Council meets the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of eachmonth at 7:00 p.m. in the meeting room at the <strong>Duvall</strong> Fire Station,15600 1st Avenue. A City Council Workshop is generally heldbefore the meeting at 6:00 p.m. All members of the public arewelcome to attend the Workshops and the City Council meetings.There is an opportunity at the beginning of each City Councilmeeting for members of the public to address the City Council onany matters of interest or concern.In addition, the City of <strong>Duvall</strong> currently has three commissionsand one board appointed by the Mayor. The Commissions arethe Arts, Civil Service, and Planning and the board is the LibraryBoard.The Library Board serves in an advisory capacity to the CityCouncil and coordinates with and provides input to the Boardof Trustees of the King County Library District and local libraryofficials. The <strong>Duvall</strong> Library Advisory Board, as chartered bythe City of <strong>Duvall</strong>, supports free and equal access to books andmaterial for the enlightenment and pleasure of the community.The group supports the library’s mission to create and maintain anenthusiasm for reading and promote the use of its collections andonline sources of information and materials.The <strong>Duvall</strong> Cultural Commission (DCC) is a seven to ninemember volunteer commission with the mission to build civicidentity and economic vitality through the support, educationand promotion of the arts, culture, and heritage for the <strong>Duvall</strong>community. The DCC offers programs and events in all forms ofart and heritage and make recommendations to the City on publicart policy. Current and past DCC programs include: SummerStage,Teen SummerStage, Heritage Festival, <strong>Duvall</strong> Art Walk, SpeakerSeries, Winter Concerts, and entertainment at the <strong>Duvall</strong> DaysFestival. Meetings are held the second and fourth Monday from6:30pm-8:30pm at the Depot, 26227 NE Stephens St., and are opento the public. More information is at www.duvallculture.orgOriginal art work by Shelley SkoropinskiThe <strong>Duvall</strong> Civil Service Commission is made up of three membersappointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council. CivilService Commissioners are volunteers and serve a 6 year term.The purpose of the Civil Service Commission is to assure thatpolice officers are recruited through open competition, are hiredand promoted on the basis of merit, and are demoted, suspended,or discharged for cause. It oversees civil service examinations andcertifies eligibility lists.Citizens may also participate in city matters by volunteeringas greeters at the <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> Center. Links to the calendarto sign up to become a volunteer greeter are at http://duvallchamberofcommerce.com/duvall-visitor-and-centennialcenter/volunteer-greeterOther opportunities to participate in city government come upfrequently and are always posted on the City of <strong>Duvall</strong> website atwww.duvallwa.govThe Planning Commission makes recommendations to theCity Council on comprehensive plan amendments and zoningcode changes. The Planning Commission provides the CityCouncil with draft policies related to land use matters, includingsensitive area regulation updates, sign code updates and otherzoning matters. The Planning Commission is staffed by the<strong>Duvall</strong> Planning Department. One additional citizen group, theComprehensive Planning group is currently working with the<strong>Duvall</strong> Planning department on updating the City of <strong>Duvall</strong>Comprehensive Plan.26 <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and Business Directory<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce 27
<strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> CenterWhat ’s it WorthPopulation – 7,183Estimated median householdincome in 2011: $108,831<strong>Duvall</strong>: $108,831Washington: $56,835Estimated median house or condovalue in 2011: $361,221<strong>Duvall</strong>: $361,221Washington: $256,300A charming, old red building in the heart of downtown <strong>Duvall</strong>houses the <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> Center (DVC). The building is a treasureof <strong>Duvall</strong>’s heritage, dating from the early 1900’s. Today, the DVCis run by a coalition of <strong>Duvall</strong> groups who have the common goalof providing a warm, inviting gathering place for visitors and localresidents to learn about <strong>Duvall</strong>’s history and thriving businesscommunity. The DVC is jointly operated by the City of <strong>Duvall</strong>, the<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce, the <strong>Duvall</strong> Civic Club, the <strong>Duvall</strong>Foundation for the Arts, the <strong>Duvall</strong> Historical Society, and CascadeCommunity Theater. The <strong>Duvall</strong> Civic Club played a critical earlyrole in the building’s history by starting a circulating library in the1920’s which became part of the King County Library system andserved as <strong>Duvall</strong>’s Library until a new one was built in 20<strong>12</strong>.DVC Hours of OperationWinter Hours (October-May):Friday & Saturday 11 am – 4 pmSunday <strong>12</strong> pm – 4 pmSummer Hours (June-September):Wednesday, 11 am – 4 pm, Thursday, 11 am – 4 pmand Friday, 11 am – 4 pm, Saturday, 11 am – 5 pmSunday, noon – 4 pmToday the DVC serves as a place for people visiting <strong>Duvall</strong> and theSnoqualmie Valley to obtain brochures and information on localbusinesses, points of interest, transportation routes, public trails,community events, and more. The large top floor is frequentlyrented to community groups and citizens and is used for manydifferent activities, including scout meetings, theater performances,business meetings, dance rehearsals, fund-raisers, vendor events,and school functions. Starting in <strong>2014</strong>, light refreshments suchas cookies and coffee will be available free of charge to visitors,sponsored by a different local business each month. Monthlyraffle drawings will be held for valuable prizes donated by localbusinesses. Raffle tickets, on sale at the DVC, are $5 each for itemsvalued at hundreds of dollars. The DVC is staffed by dedicatedvolunteers from the community year-round. For informationon renting the DVC space, volunteer opportunities, and morevisit www.duvallchamberofcommerce.com/duvall-visitor-andcentennial-center.Top 100 Cities in Washington State<strong>Duvall</strong> ranked as 2nd Best Cityin Best Places to Live! (www.areavibes.com)28 <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and Business Directory<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce 29
Transportation OptionsKing County Transit<strong>Duvall</strong> is covered by Route 224 to Redmond. Plan your trip athttp://tripplanner.kingcounty.gov/<strong>Duvall</strong> LibraryWhether looking for a great book, homework resources, accessto a computer, story time for toddlers or just information on anytopic, the new <strong>Duvall</strong> library is the place to go. You have access tomore than three million items, including books, magazines, CD’s,newspapers, eBooks, and much more! Stop in to view the catalogor items can easily be placed on hold through www.kcls.org andpicked up right at the <strong>Duvall</strong> Library. Check out the green (living)roof, recycled and reclaimed wood on the exterior and in thebuilding.Valley ShuttleThe Valley Shuttle connects riders to Metro bus stops betweenNorth Bend, Snoqualmie, Fall City, Carnation, and <strong>Duvall</strong>. Visittheir site for timetables or more information.www.svtbus.org/shuttle.htmlMicrosoft ConnectorMicrosoft offers employees living in <strong>Duvall</strong> the option of freetransportation to the Redmond campus via The Connector, anexpress bus service that picks up and drops off employees at theHoly Innocents church on NE Cherry Valley Road during themorning and evening commute hours. All buses have secure WiFi.A meeting room is available for use by community groups.425-788-117315508 Main St NE, PO Box 339, <strong>Duvall</strong> WA 98019Open: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: 10am-9pmFriday: 10am-6pm, Saturday: 10am-5pm.30 <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and Business Directory
Schools in <strong>Duvall</strong>Schools in <strong>Duvall</strong>For population 25 yearsand over in <strong>Duvall</strong>Riverview School District SuperintendentDr. Anthony Smith Welcomes You!Welcome to the Riverview School District!In partnership with our outstandingstudents, staff, parents, and community,the Riverview School District providesa learning-focused environment wherestudents can excel. Our mission, “EducateChildren” is supported by our vision, “ToBecome a National Model of EducationalExcellence.” We offer diverse specializedand alternative programs aimed at meetingall students’ needs. We are proud of ourhigh graduation rates, student scholarshipaccomplishments, and commitment to our21st Century Outcomes and Indicators.While academic accomplishments are at theforefront, we remain rigorously committedto excellence in the four A’s: Academics, theArts, Activities, and Athletics. Our job is toensure every student is college, career, andlife ready.Riverview receives national recognitionfor excellence in its honors and advancedplacement (AP) programming. For thesecond year in a row, in the fall of 2013Riverview and Cedarcrest High Schoolwere among 477 districts nationwide toqualify for the AP Honor Roll List. Theaward is based on three-year trends whichsimultaneously expand opportunity andimprove performance. Other Riverviewhonors include:• Three of our four elementary schoolsreceived Washington School of Distinctionawards for consistent improvement inreading and math.• Two of our students finished in the topthree in their respective categories at theInternational Science Fair• Our middle and high school TechnologyStudent Association (TSA) studentscontinue to place in multiple categories atthe National TSA Competition.• Our high school Random Acts ofKindness Club was one of three clubs toreceive national recognition.• Carnation Elementary was one of threeschools in Washington to receive aKennedy Center Award for Arts Excellence.Plus Riverview is the second public schooldistrict in Washington to receive thenational Healthier US School Challengeaward for five of our schools. Upon deliveryof the award, King County CouncilmemberKathy Lambert said, “I commend theRiverview School District for making thecommitment to fight childhood obesity andimprove learning and lifelong health withthis comprehensive program…meeting therigorous requirements to qualify for thisnational award is a major achievement.”Riverview School District No. 407Administration StaffDr. Anthony Smith, SuperintendentOther Important NumbersECEAP Program 425-844-4548School Nurses 425-844-4516Riverview Learning CenterCLIP, PARADE, CHOICE andCLEAR Programs32302 NE 50th Street,Carnation, WA 98014425-844-4960 Fax: 425-844-4962Principal: Janet GaviganSecretary: Suzanne OlsenCedarcrest High SchoolSchool Hours: 7:20am - 2:00pm29000 NE 150th St., <strong>Duvall</strong>, WA 98019425-844-4800 Fax: 425-844-4802Principal: Clarence LavariasSecretary: Linda BjornsenAsst. Principal: Raymond LaBateDean of Students/AD: Jason FrederickDirector, Vocational: Donna BielsteinLRC: Perry GarrisonMusic: Kyle ThompsonTolt Middle SchoolSchool Hours: 8:10am - 2:45pm3740 Tolt Ave., Carnation, WA 98014425-844-4600 Fax: 425-844-4602Principal: Christopher LupoSecretary: Shann PatteeAsst. Principal: Tom OldenburgLRC: Nancy TimsonCarnation Elementary SchoolSchool Hours: 9:10am - 3:30pm4950 Tolt Ave., Carnation, WA 98014425-844-4550 Fax: 425-844-4552Principal: Dr. Randy StockerSecretary: Joyce TrowbridgeCherry Valley Elementary SchoolSchool Hours: 9:10am - 3:30pm26701 NE Cherry Valley Rd.,<strong>Duvall</strong>, WA 98019425-844-4750 Fax: 425-844-4752Principal: Darcy BeckerSecretary: Donna ReierStillwater Elementary SchoolSchool Hours: 9:10am - 3:30pm11530 - 320th Ave. NE,Carnation, WA 98014425-844-4680 Fax: 425-844-4682Principal: Jack MadiganSecretary: Sue HeytingEagle Rock K-5 Multi-age Program29300 NE 150th St., <strong>Duvall</strong>, WA 98019425-844-4900 Fax: 425-844-4902Principal/Program Administrator:Judy HarrisRiverview School District Office15510 1st Ave. NE, <strong>Duvall</strong> , WA 98019PO Box 519425-844-4500 Fax: 425-844-4502www.riverview.wednet.eduHigh school or higher: 97.2%Bachelor’s degree or higher:46.9%Graduate or professional degree:17.0%Unemployed: 6.0%Average travel time to work(commute): 31.1 minutesRead more:www.city-data.com/city/<strong>Duvall</strong>-Washingtonhtml#ixzz2qriihwF532 <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and Business Directory<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce 33
Doing Business in <strong>Duvall</strong>Doing Business in <strong>Duvall</strong>Business on the Runby Jeff WolfAs owner of <strong>Duvall</strong> Fitness, I’ve often been asked questions abouthow to run a business or manage personal finances. In my mind,these two activities are much like keeping your body fit. Both haveto be a daily lifestyle choice. Making daily choices to eat healthy,avoid alcohol, tobacco and drugs and, of course, work out canmake a big difference. Here are a few ideas to bring this idea tolight:1) In order to keep your body AND your business in shape, youneed to make a plan and stick with it so that it becomes a lifestyle.• Annually, make a challenging yet REALISTIC quarterly goal. Ifthe goals for you or your business are not challenging, what’s thepoint? If they are not realistic and you cannot possibly achievethem, then again, what’s the point? Push yourself, your businessand your employees to achieve their fullest potential.• Monitor your goals quarterly and make the adjustmentsnecessary. If your goals were too low, ask yourself if this is aseasonal adjustment or if there was something else out of theordinary you were not expecting. Either way, adjust your goal ifnecessary to account for irregular activities in your business.• Perform annual and quarterly reviews and perform monthlycheck-ups to see if progress is being made2) Exercise Regularly• This means more than doing gardening or walking casually. Youneed to elevate your heart rate to a healthy level which challengesyour body to burn calories and fat by doing both cardiovasculartraining and resistance training.• Your business is no different! Take time to touch base with eachstaff member daily and talk about business events and goals of theday. Make sure your staff is actively working throughout their shiftand, by all means, provide coaching when necessary.3) Get Professional Help• Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, performs better when theyhave a coach or someone to be accountable to who is a highperformer - and I mean a HIGH performer. In the fitness industry,we call this a Personal Trainer and they first test the individual tosee what their fitness level is and then build a program specificallyfor that person.• In your business, a professional coach or mentor should do thesame by spending time in your business, evaluating you as anindividual business leader and helping you strengthen your abilitiesto keep your business successful. Never choose your best friendto be a coach. They are less likely to be critical and help you pushthrough the changes you need to make to be a proficient businessleader.Doggy Styleby Jeff ZuberStarting and operating a small business regardless of location is arisky proposition. Depending on where you get your statistics, 50%to 70% will fail in the first 18 months. Small businesses were alsohit hard during the recession. More than 200,000 small businessesclosed between 2008 and 2010 according to U.S. Census figures.With those numbers in mind, Jeff and Debby Zuber considerthemselves very fortunate to be marking their 4th anniversaryoperating Best Buddy Dog Wash in <strong>Duvall</strong> on March 1, <strong>2014</strong>.“When we purchased Best Buddy from the previous ownerin 2010, the business was barely covering operating costs anddeclining rapidly,” says Jeff, “But we love dogs and we love <strong>Duvall</strong>.So we just took a leap of faith we could make it work.”Debby adds, “<strong>Duvall</strong> is the best place we could have chosen to runour business. The support we’ve received from the community hasbeen nothing short of amazing - and we are thriving as a result.”When asked to reflect on factors which have been most importantto the success of Best Buddy Dog Wash, Jeff and Debby agree, “It’sbeen a combination of things. It’s important to pay attention towhat your clientele is telling you they need.”“Best Buddy started out as strictly a do-it-yourself dog bathingfacility,” notes Jeff, “but we listened and learned our clients wantedmuch more. So Best Buddy has expanded to include full servicebathing, grooming, pet supplies and high nutrition dog food to ourmix of services and merchandise. Our experience has shown us ifyou want to succeed you have to be willing and able to adapt.”“Equally important is how you execute”, explains Debby. “At least90% of our clients live less than 10 miles from our store. Being partof a close-knit community provides a special opportunity to buildtrust and relationships. We’re helping the same people regularlyand they become more like an extended family versus businessclients. We’ve come to understand that our clients consider theirdogs to be members of their family too. So we work hard to ensureour service and merchandise supports them in that way. We’renot perfect - but our heart is always in it and we hope that shinesthrough.”Most of all, a small business requires a lot of hard work andattention to details. Best Buddy Dog Wash is looking forward toenjoying continued growth as it enters its 4th year of business.Owners Jeff and Debby Zuber, groomer Kelly Miller and the entirestaff hope to be serving their extended family in <strong>Duvall</strong>, Carnationand the Snoqualmie Valley for many years to come.All of us need to be fit in our personal lives and in how we run ourbusinesses. To be a top performer, condition yourself to always belearning, growing and keep your business…on the run!36 <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and Business Directory<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce 37
Business NamePhoneA Quiet Forest Preschool (425) 844-<strong>03</strong>33Absolute Construction & Plumbing (425) 218-0067Acres of Diamonds (425) 788-9999Adventure Community Church (425) 788-9373Aflac (425) 246-9424All Service Glass (425) 392-1<strong>12</strong>2Allen Street Professional Center, LLC (425) 218-7667Allstate Insurance Co. - Cyndi Hartwell (425) 354-5878Alpine Integrated Medicine (425) 949-5961Amy Ockerlander, <strong>Duvall</strong> Councilmember (425) 788-1185Armadillo Barbecue (425) 844-8900Automotive Specialties Inc. (425) 788-7458Available Carpet Care/Upholstery Cleaning (425) 788-2538Bank of America (425) 788-1521Bank of America Home Loans (425) 844-3591Best Buddy Dog Wash (425) 788-7700Best Teriyaki & Sushi (425) 844-6134Big Rock Dozing (425) 788-2356Boxhill Farm Nursery (425) 788-6473Braithburn Academy (425) 788-4343Brooks Carpet Cleaning (425) 788-3007C.C.’s 2.0 Espresso & Ice Creamery (425) 788-9718Camelot Society–Carlton & ChelseaGroup Homes in <strong>Duvall</strong> (425) 771-2108Camp Charlie (425) 788-2008Carnation Bible Church (425) 333-6436Carnation Children’s Place Montessori (425) 333-0501Carnation Christian Preschool (425) 333-6436Carnation Glass (425) 333-4559Camp Korey at Carnation Farm (425) 844-3100Carnation <strong>Duvall</strong> Citizen Corps Council, Inc. (206) 947-1930Carnation Storage Center (425) 333-6565Cascade Community Theatre (206) 686-02<strong>03</strong>Cascade Valley Designs (425) 221-3442Castillo De Feliciana Vineyard and Winery (425) 949-5088CDK Construction Services, Inc (425) 788-8441Ceona Massage Therapy (206) 650-8041Cherry Valley Counseling & Neurofeedback (425) 788-9921Cherry Valley Excavation (425) 788-6278Cherry Valley Kid’s Kastle (425) 788-8877Cherry Valley Law PLLC (425) 788-2222Cherry Valley Macaroni Kid (425) 829-3165Cherry Valley Veterinary Hospital PLLC (425) 788-7844Christi Irwin & Associates-The Irwin Group (425) 788-3414Cindy’s Salon (425) 788-4090City of <strong>Duvall</strong> (425) 788-1185Coldwell Banker Bain (425) 788-1547Community Business Services, Inc (425) 788-1544Consolidated Press Printing Co., Inc. (206) 447-9659Country Collections Antiques & Collectibles (425) 788-2939David North - Coldwell Banker Bain (425) 836-3096Denneman Consulting Group (425) 314-3334Dr. Rod Nordberg (425) 844-0535Drake Painting (206) 949-9301<strong>Duvall</strong> Advanced Family Eyecare (425) 788-2990<strong>Duvall</strong> Auto Parts (425) 788-1578<strong>Duvall</strong> Books (206) 714-7978<strong>Duvall</strong> Chiropractic Care (425) 788-4625<strong>Duvall</strong> Civic Club (425) 802-9420<strong>Duvall</strong> Coffeehouse (425) 844-92<strong>12</strong><strong>Duvall</strong> Cooperative Preschool (425) 780-5261<strong>Duvall</strong> Dental Center (425) 788-2626<strong>Duvall</strong> Family Dental (425) 354-3628<strong>Duvall</strong> Family Drugs Health Mart (425) 788-2644<strong>Duvall</strong> Family Grocer Inc. (425) 788-4545<strong>Duvall</strong> Farmers Market (425) 788-7441<strong>Duvall</strong> Fitness (425) 844-8188<strong>Duvall</strong> Flowers & Gifts (425) 788-6497<strong>Duvall</strong> Foundation for the Arts (425) 788-5697<strong>Duvall</strong> Friends of the Library<strong>Duvall</strong> Grill (425) 844-1430<strong>Duvall</strong> Montessori School (425) 788-6961<strong>Duvall</strong> Performing Arts (425) 273-5292<strong>Duvall</strong> Physical Therapy (425) 429-7278<strong>Duvall</strong> Print & Post (425) 788-4005<strong>Duvall</strong> Random Acts of Kindness (206) 914-0043<strong>Duvall</strong> Taekwon-Do (425) 844-8962<strong>Duvall</strong> Thai (425) 788-2064<strong>Duvall</strong> Therapeutic Massage (425) 788-9249<strong>Duvall</strong> True Value Hardware & Garden (425) 788-548738 <strong>2014</strong> <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> and Business DirectoryBusiness NamePhone<strong>Duvall</strong> Veterinary Hospital (425) 788-2620DuVall’s Dazzling Designs (425) 788-9824E F Print & Copy Center (425) 788-7578Eastside Property Solutions LLC (206) 940-4061ECKANKAR (877) 457-4577Edward Jones Investments (425) 844-9769Essentially Healing (206) 940-4270EvergreenHealth Primary Care, <strong>Duvall</strong> (425) 788-4889Fit Happens Fitness Studio (206) 794-5667Friends of Youth (425) 844-9669Frontier Communications (425) 261-0217Fun Frames Photo Booth (206) 851-9650Gardens ALIVE Design (425) 318-2971Golden Leash Pet Spa & Getaway (425) 788-7387Golden Mortgage Services (206) 920-5950Good Guardian in-home Pet Care (425) 788-2695Great Smile Dental (425) 788-1551Gregory, Dill & Company (206) 442-7615H&R Block (425) 788-1096Happy at the Bay Teriyaki (425) 788-1754Hawthorne by Quadrant Homes (425) 318-6028Hillside Academy (425) 844-8608Holisticare Therapeutic Services (425) 880-4046Holliday Bookkeeping Services (425) 802-9420Holy Innocents Church (425) 788-1400Hopelink (425) 333-4163Houston Barclay CPA, CMA (425) 788-1622Inner Balance (206) 595-3185Itchy Dog Productions (425) 466-8<strong>12</strong>3Ixtapa Restaurant (425) 788-2235Jerry’s Iron Works, Inc (425) 788-1467John’s Lake Joy Toy (425) 788-4091JP Landscape Services, Inc. (425) 844-2816Julia Perry Psychotherapy & Counseling (206) 678-3118Kevin Hauglie Agency (425) 788-9176Kiddie Academy of Redmond (425) 654-1347King County Councilmember Kathy Lambert (206) 296-10<strong>03</strong>King County Fire District 45 (425) 788-1625King County Library System-<strong>Duvall</strong> Library (425) 788-1173Kool Change Printing (360) 794-9019LAKE JOY DESIGN (425) 788-3810Law Office of Gerald A Sprute (425) 892-4079Lazy K’s (425) 548-0111Leann Barett-John L Scott Real Estate (206) 794-2395Leslie Kelley Color Consulting (425) 231-9189Life in Balance Family Chiropractic (425) 333-4040Lynn C. Smythe M.S (425) 736-8862M&L Industries Inc. (425) 894-7147Match Coffee & Wine (425) 788-3365Metcalf Chiropractic Health Center (425) 844-6428MICHE (206) 962-1081Mike Carlson Excavation & Construction (206) 730-8249Mosswood Hollow Retreat Center (425) 844-9050Mother & Child Natural Medicine (425) 333-4600Naturescape (206) 473-2064Nicole Ji / Windermere Real Estate/HLC (206) 353-2146NJ&H New Media Marketing (425) 270-8294Northshore YMCA (425) 485-9797Northwest Art Center (425) 788-5900Oasis Nails (425) 788-1882Old Rock Brewery (425) 444-4377Pacific Crest Insurance, Nixon Agency (206) 595-5135Papa Murphy’s Take and Bake Pizza (425) 844-1370Petrin Dermatology (425) 485-7985Pho Thailand (425) 844-3050Physiocare Physical Therapy (425) 788-0505Pickle Time Burgers (425) 788-8605Plants Landscape Company (425) 788-8850Premier Chiropractic (425) 898-8000Puget Sound Driving Academy (425) 844-8844Puget Sound Energy (425) 462-3820Pulte Homes (425) 216-3400Purdy & Kerr w/ Dawson Funeral Home (360) 794-7049Quality Home Inspection Service (425) 419-7721Quiznos (425) 844-0755Raven Haven Coaching (206) 391-1170Red Pepper Pizzeria & Pasta (425) 844-8100Red Swirl Frozen Yogurt (425) 844-9900Redemption Church (425) 788-1115Redmond Ridge Chiropractic (425) 868-0<strong>12</strong>0Business NamePhoneRevel & Fancy (425) 788-7900Riverside Family Dental (425) 788-7328RiverValley Counseling, P.L.L.C. (425) 788-9920Riverview School District #407 (425) 844-4500Robin Marie Photography (206) 321-0185Rocking ‘’E’’ Feeds (425) 788-7610Rose Hollis QuickBooks ProAdvisor (425) 354-3371Rotary Club of <strong>Duvall</strong> (206) 310-1408Rustic Pie (425) 444-4377Safeway - <strong>Duvall</strong> (425) 844-1188Sahara Pizza (425) 844-9911Salon Serene (206) 409-2107Scott A. Martin DDS, PS (425) 788-9575Seashell Music Together LLC (425) 443-0254Sebenius Enterprises Inc (425) 681-7371Security Snobs (888) 560-9947Serendipity Photography (206) 947-4686Shelley Burns MA LMHC (425) 844-21<strong>03</strong>Sno-Valley North Little LeagueSno-Valley Family Medicine, PLLC (425) 788-2490Sno-Valley Glass & Interior Design Inc (425) 788-6794Sno-Valley Senior Activity Center & ADH (425) 333-4152Snoqualmie Valley Electric LLC (425) 788-5887Snoqualmie Valley Music, LLC (206) 790-9279Soundline Communications (425) 250-5555Soundfalls institute of Live Performance (425) 333-6486Starbucks Coffee Company (425) 788-2086Subway (425) 788-7273Susan Bull (425) 985-9171Swift Services (425) 788-6045Take Shape for Life/Three Hour Fast (2<strong>03</strong>) 545-1964TALON graphics (425) 788-3379Tellus Real Estate Solutions, LLC (425) 417-5389The Grange Café (425) 788-2095The Grounds Guys (425) 4<strong>12</strong>-5536The Linnerooth Team (425) 788-9222The Look Salon by Janell (425) 788-1486The Quilter’s Garden (425) 844-1621The UPS Store (425) 836-7755Timberlake Church (425) 869-4400Titan Landscaping (425) 260-6665TJ Dance LLC (425) 844-9086Tolt Laundry Company (425) 333-6936Towne Realty (425) 260-3972Tracy Lewis - John L. Scott Real Estate (425) 941-32<strong>12</strong>Tuxedo’s Antique Mall and Auction Hall (425) 788-9678Twice Blessed Consignment (425) 788-1404Twin Dragon (425) 788-5519Union Bank (425) 788-1177Union Bank Mortgage (425) 260-8162Valley Chiropractic Wellness Center (425) 844-8000Valley Foursquare Church (425) 844-1769Valley Homes and Land (425) 333-4888Valley Mail & Locksmith (425) 788-7441Valley Shell & Liquor (425) 788-0720Valley View (425) 483-0606Washington State Senate - Andy Hill (360) 786-7672Waste Management (425) 814-7838WaveDivision Holding,LLC (425) 896-1975West Star Pacific Mortgage (206) 947-0615Wild Fish Conservancy (425) 788-1167Wilderness Awareness School (425) 788-1301Wreck-A-Mend Auto Body & Painting (425) 788-4646Write Contact (425) 844-2284WSB Sheet Metal Co. (425) 844-2061Zazynia (425) 788-7071<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber MissionThe mission of the <strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce is to promote and enhance local businesses, attract new businesses and stimulatethe local economy. The Chamber works to increase the viability and profitability of the entire <strong>Duvall</strong> business community througheducational, networking and civic events.Here are just a few of the other benefits members enjoy:· Your business’ brochure is prominently displayedin the <strong>Duvall</strong> <strong>Visitor</strong>’s Center· Prospective customers can easily find you through the <strong>Duvall</strong>Chamber of Commerce online business directory· Your business is featured in our Shop Local campaign whichhighlights member businesses with Facebook posts· You can promote your business or organization throughparticipation in the Chamber’s sponsorship opportunities· Your up-to-date business info is kept on file by the Chamberfor response to inquiries· You receive business advocacy with local and state governments· You experience member-to-member discounts· You can take advantage of the Chamber’s bulk mailpostage permitOfficers:PresidentNJ ShelsbyNJ&H New Media MarketingVice PresidentJeff Wolf<strong>Duvall</strong> FitnessSecretaryCyndi HartwellAllstate Insurance Co.TreasurerNate VeranthCherry Valley LawAdministratorLaurel NehlBoard Members:Mary Beth AckermanPhysiocare Physical TherapyLorna BussingRed Pepper Pizzeria & PastaMike CarmonaEastside Property Solutions llcBill FalconEF Print & Copy CenterAnn Marie GillCascade Valley Designs· You enjoy reduced fees when attending events· You build credibility for your business by displaying the <strong>Duvall</strong>Chamber of Commerce logo on your website and in your placeof business.425-788-9182PO Box 581<strong>Duvall</strong>, WA 98019www.<strong>Duvall</strong>ChamberOfCommerce.cominfo@duvallchamberofcommerce.comMat HigginsTrue Value HardwareSue LinneroothThe Linnerooth Team RealtorsWindermereAndy OlsonQuiznosGary L Rutledge, DC<strong>Duvall</strong> Chiropractic CareJerry SpruteLaw Office of Gerald A SpruteTimothy ZilinskyTALON graphics<strong>Duvall</strong> Chamber of Commerce 39
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