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Pasco high school selected for Kakehashi Project promoting cultural immersion and friendships (opens the original)
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Nine Pasco High School students will travel to Okinawa, Japan, in February as part of the Kakehashi Project, a Japanese government-sponsored cultural exchange program. The school was selected as one of the few high schools in the nation to participate in the program, which emphasizes building genuine friendships and cultural understanding between American and Japanese youth. Japanese students and staff will visit Pasco in March for a reciprocal exchange, including homestays with local families a
One resident praises firefighters for quick response in saving her home during morning brush fire (opens the original)
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A wind-driven brush fire near Finley forced families to evacuate their homes Tuesday morning, with some residents given only minutes to leave. The fire burned approximately 200 acres and threatened roughly 100 homes before evacuation orders were reduced by evening. Firefighters from multiple agencies worked to stay ahead of the rapidly spreading flames, with high winds pushing embers across roads and canals. FINLEY, Wash. â A brush fire driven by strong winds forced families from their homes T
Investigation ongoing into fatal collision on state route 397 during dust storm on Friday (opens the original)
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Radphord Howard, 84, and his wife Diana Howard, 81, of West Richland, died when their SUV crossed the center line on State Route 397 and collided head-on with a semi-truck during a severe dust storm Friday afternoon, triggering a multi-car pileup that killed two and injured several others. Washington State Patrol collision technicians used specialized training, evidence analysis, and tools like drones to determine that the northbound SUV caused the crash, with wind and low visibility as contribu
Garden Gate Nursery in Pasco celebrates 20 years of growth in the Tri-Cities (opens the original)
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Garden Gate Nursery, founded by Everett and Sandra Wray, marks two decades of operation after starting with just 450 trees in Pasco. The family-owned business now manages thousands of trees across 200 different varieties and has expanded to Boring, Oregon, where the climate is ideal for growing certain trees. The Wrays view their work as a long-term investment, with trees outlasting multiple lifetimes and representing a legacy for future generations. PASCO, Wash. â What started as an experimen
Benton County's Criminal Justice System Shows Signs of Recovery After Attorney Shortage (opens the original)
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Benton County has moved out of "crisis mode" in its attorney shortage, reducing prosecutor vacancies from five positions to just one opening since early 2023. New public defender caseload limits are being phased in over 10 years, requiring the county to hire additional attorneys and manage significant budget implications. Both prosecutors and public defenders say financial resources remain the biggest challenge to maintaining adequate staffing levels as the system continues to stabilize. KENNEWI
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