Yakima Valley nurseries and U-cut Christmas tree farms are seeing steady and early business from people wanting real trees in their homes and expect high demand in coming weeks.
As Yakima drivers trudged through some snow and sludge after the first substantial snowfall of the season, the city’s plan for ice and snow removal is working as it should, city spokesperson Randy Beehler said.
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