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An annual flag-raising ceremony honors breast cancer survivors and remembers those lost (opens the original)
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Kadlec Tri-Cities Cancer Center held its annual October flag-raising ceremony to honor breast cancer survivors and remember those lost to the disease, featuring speakers including a local survivor who shared her treatment journey. The event highlighted the center's comprehensive breast care services and survivorship programs, including dedicated nurses, nutrition counseling, fitness programs, and peer support groups to help survivors manage life after treatment. Ben Franklin Transit unveiled its
State and local lawmakers tour Tri-Cities to examine housing affordability crisis (opens the original)
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Washington state needs 1.1 million additional homes by 2044, with more than half required for lower-income households, according to the Department of Commerce. Rising interest rates have increased monthly mortgage payments for median-priced homes in the Tri-Cities from $1,900 a year ago to $2,600 today, pricing out many potential buyers. State legislators and Lt. Gov. Denny Heck toured six Tri-Cities sites to examine barriers to housing production, including permitting delays, land availability,
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
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