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The next Wapato City Council will have plenty on its plate.
Mai Hoang
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Most days, Yakima Valley elementary students would have to travel 185 miles to visit the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, or OMSI.
If there is anyone who can envision new uses for a building or property, it’s the Hatten family.
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The candidates for Wapato City Council are familiar with the problems facing the city.
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A 7.5-acre retail development that could bring a grocery store to Terrace Heights is moving forward.
Dr. Mike Maples will retire Aug. 19, ending a 27-year-tenure as the founder and CEO of Community Health of Central Washington and the Central …
When Amy and Bob Ramstead moved to Yakima last August, they expected to sell their home in Portland and buy a home here within a few months.
The biggest misconception Carmela Solorzano encounters when she’s worked on getting Yakima Valley businesses to advertise in the Yakima Herald…
A few weeks ago, I reported that the Newsroom coffee and gelato shop had closed at the Westpark shopping center on 40th and Summitview avenues.
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