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Mirror Ministries wants to open home for sex trafficking victims in Pasco. Neighbors say ‘it’s just not the right place’
Hanford contractor, Mission Support Alliance, appeals $8 million jury award today
Three Pasco police officers, two firefighters, awarded medals for saving man attempting to jump off Cable Bridge
Twain Elementary teacher, Minerva Espinoza, receives PSD’s crystal apple award
Local photographer spreads body-positive message with women-only lingerie show at The Uptown Theatre, Feb. 1
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Benton/Franklin School Retirees Association awards mini-grants to nine KSD classrooms Three Rivers Carousel Foundation considers continuing Kennewick’s annual fireworks display Tri-Cities Cancer Center offers healthy, cancer-fighting food classes at Red Mountain Kitchen Couple converts RV into Thai food truck🌐 Our projects
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2020 Tri-Citian of the year nominations now accepted Franklin County sheriff continues to cooperate with federal immigration officials after Keep Washington Working Act Tracci Dial News to release Tri-Cities podcast Explore Washington State visits Vinny’s Bakery, Café & Bistro in Pasco Tri-Cities smashes home sales and price records, continues to grow👇 More from this week
Local organizations team up to give away $2.2 million in grants to Benton and Franklin county non-profits Sheriff Jerry Hatcher opposes new gun legislation in Olympia Kamiakin students sit-in at Starbucks for climate cause U.S. Census Bureau to hire 400 in Benton and Franklin counties before April Porter's to leave Parkway location for new, bigger building on G-Way👈 Links from last week
Meeting planned Tuesday by Pasco Haven supporters in the wake of Pasco council’s vote against selling property for Catholic Charities’ affordable housing projectGreater Columbia Accountable Community of Health is holding a meeting Tuesday 10am at Benton Franklin Health District to hear from Catholic Charities what actions they’ve taken since Pasco Council’s decision and to learn how the community can best respond in support of Pasco Haven. Earlier this week, Pasco City Council narrowly voted down a property sale that Catholic Charities would have used to build 52-unit ‘Pasco Haven’ apartments for those struggling with homelessness.
TRIDEC names Idaho economic development leader new president, CEO Tri-City Union Gospel Mission starts search and rescue program to find people living on the streets who aren’t receiving help Veterans Therapeutic Court to graduate first class from programThe Benton County program helps veterans at risk of going to jail by providing them with a veteran mentor to support them during weekly court meetings and help them gain access to support services that they need. The program lasts 12-18 months, and successful graduates have their charges dropped or reduced.
$10 billion Hanford Central Plateau Cleanup Contract is appealed. 2nd protest creates uncertainty