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Hanford radiation exposure record issues could cost taxpayers or prevent proper payouts, report says New owner of Tri-City Family expo gives event greater purpose Kennewick High’s girls basketball continues to fight forward, even with just seven players Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce looks for local’s input with new community questionairremyTRI 2030 is an initiative to build a vision for the Tri-Cities region. Its top ten report shares 10 high level strategies and ideas for each of the region’s seven opportunity areas, including agriculture, education, energy, inclusion, life and prosperity. The questionnaire is for community members to provide feedback after reading the top ten report.
👇 More from this week
Federal judge refuses to dismiss fraud lawsuit against Hanford contractor, Mission Support Alliance, and past owner Mid-Columbia Libraries to hold writing workshop with Poet Laureate Claudia Castro Luna and author Maureen McQuerry, Jan. 25 in Kennewick KSD extends DARE into sixth grade classrooms for the first time Picante Mexican Taqueria opens in Kennewick West Richland police purchase and install child car seat for family in need City of Richland to review Downtown Connectivity Study at open house, Jan. 23The study was conducted to help make downtown and the waterfront district better for walking and bicycling and explores options like turning G-Way and Jadwin into one-way streets. The study is a part of a greater effort—including studies and documents like the waterfront development guide—to improve Richland’s Central Business District.
Pasco bans first Tri-City students from school after new vaccine law👇 More from this week
Richland High grad Kayla (Sax) Barron is officially a NASA astronaut. Now she’s shooting for the moon CBC opens dental hygiene clinic in Richland Past Kennewick Council candidate Christy Watts appointed new Museum Administrator for East Benton County Historical Society Tri-City Family Expo to bring family fun and activities benefitting Royal Family Kids to HAPO Center, Jan. 24-25 Salmon Recovery Council member says push to destroy dams is ‘irresponsible’ New, pop-up, southern restaurant opens Wed. at Red Mountain Kitchen Non-profit connects families on local hikes👈 Links from last week
Kennewick resident files recall petition for Mayor Don Britain, alleging theft of $2,506 Ex-Richland mayor says DUI evidence should be tossed because his arrest was illegal Richland elects Ryan Lukson as new mayor. Sandra Kent elected Mayor Pro-Tem Heritage University announces President Dr. Andrew Sund as new director for CBC branch campus Pasco council elects city’s first Latino mayor and mayor pro tem Chiawana’s state Hall of Fame football coach steps down to hunt more👈 More from last week
Kennewick developers who purchased the former Harris Farm in Pasco plan up to 600 homes on waterfront Tri-Cities LGBTQ+ community held demonstration to say ‘hate has no home here’ in response to assault of gay couple in PascoThe couple were assaulted by four men who were then charged with 2nd degree assault and malicious harassment.
DrewBoy Creative calls for art to display in ‘Blue’ show Tri-Cities residents protest potential war with Iran Richland Parks and Rec. grant funds available with mandatory Jan. 16 meeting at Richland Community Center PNNL and UW creating app to help delivery drivers find parking