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Yakima Valley weekend picks: Leo Adams art show, car shows, home tour and brew run (opens the original)
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This weekend brings a mix of art, classic cars, home tours and a run through Cowiche. Leo Adams opens his home and studio Sunday for his annual open house and art show, while car enthusiasts can check out Ponies in the Sun in Yakima and Volksfest in Moxee. The Cowiche Brew Run takes runners and walkers through Cowiche on Saturday, and the annual Tour of Homes offers a look inside new homes around the Yakima Valley. The annual Leo Adams and Friends open house and art show is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m
Northwest church camps lose a wildfire safety net (opens the original)
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In 2022, Westminster Woods, a church camp east of Pendleton, Oregon, on Interstate 84, consulted research published by the U.S. Forest Service Research Stations and thinned the overstocked forest on its 231-acre property to prepare for the next wildfire. Recreational camps, many of them church camps, are just one of the entities that face uncertainties about what will happen to that kind of research when proposed streamlining takes effect. In late March, the Forest Service announced that it will
Suspect in 2019 Wapato homicide extradited from Mexico on murder warrant (opens the original)
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Seven years after a 14-year-old boy was shot to death in a Wapato park, his accused killer is in custody. Christopher Raúl Trejo, 26, was extradited from Mexico, and arrived in Seattle July 7 in the custody of the U.S. Marshals Service, and was booked into the Yakima County jail on July 8. At a preliminary appearance hearing in Yakima County Superior Court, Judge Jeffery Swan maintained the $1 million bail that was set in the warrant. He gave Trejo and his attorney the option to challenge the b
YH-R Opinion: The founders' ideals are still worth fighting for (opens the original)
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Yes, thereâll be parades. And flags. And backyard barbecue gatherings, weekend road trips and no doubt fireworks â however ill-advised they might be in these dangerously dry conditions. Say what you want about this country, no one can deny that our patriotic displays remain as loud and colorful as anyplace else on Earth. We like to celebrate. Especially today, as we mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence â the date our founders thumbed their noses at Englandâs King
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