Christopher Wright
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Pasco Aviation Museum to host Air Jubilee Saturday, September 26 (opens the original)
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This event begins at 10am, and vintage aircrafts are expected to fly-in around 11am. PASCO, Wash.-- 100 years ago, the world became a little smaller. This Saturday, September 26, the Pasco Aviation Museum will celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the first air mail flight in the United States-- a major milestone for both communications and aviation history. This event is part of a nearly year-long celebration of the flight, which included the opening of a satellite exhibit in April at Tri-Citi
"Record, Reflect, Reconsider": How to get the most out of your insurance coverage (opens the original)
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Oregon Consumer Justice's zine circled record as perhaps the most important step in making sure you get what you're owed KENNEWICK, Wash. -- As costs rise around the country, as disasters become more frequent, and as insurance companies get away with giving you less, you likely need to be the one protecting yourself. Luckily, Oregon Consumer Justice has a new zine, an independently published magazine, which lays out a step-by-step guide for homeowners to get the most out of their insurance cover
Arc of Tri-Cities funding secured, cut by 10% (opens the original)
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The program funding was called into question in a June 5 memo, but officials from the Arc now confirm that no programs or events will need to be canceled. KENNEWICK, Wash.âThe Arc of Tri-Cities has supported parents and guardians for decades. Earlier in the summer, that support was called into question. Parent to Parent is a resource-gathering program for parents or guardians of children on the autism spectrum or for children who have Down syndrome. Chapters for the Arc support over 90,000 par
West Richland residents pack city council meeting after land sold to data center developer (opens the original)
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While the meeting didn't have any data center-related topics on the agenda, community members piled into Tuesday evening's meeting after the city confirmed that roughly 1,000 acres of land had been sold to a known data center property developer. WEST RICHLAND, Wash.-- As expected, Tuesday night's West Richland City Council meeting featured dozens of speakers at the podium, offering comments regarding the recent sale of 1,000 acres of land to data center developer Trammel Crow: a sale which has r
August 26 sees new, controversial bus safety program in Hermiston (opens the original)
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This article has been edited from a previous version to include clarifications and statements from a BusPatrol spokesperson. That spokesperson states that BusPatrol's cameras and ALPRs are different technologies, since ALPRs collect all passing license plates, while BusPatrol's cameras only collect the license plates of vehicles illegally passing school buses. The spokesperson also flatly denies any plans to share license plate data with Axon, stating that all data collected by BusPatrol cameras
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