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Sandra Lee makes stop at Yakima's fair, highlights women's contributions to agriculture (opens the original)
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Sandra Lee concluded an 18-month tour of the nation's state and county fairs in honor of America's 250th anniversary with a stop at Yakima's Central Washington State Fair on Saturday.  The Emmy-award winning television chef and cookbook author said that most people don't know that she was partly raised in Sumner, Wash., spending her youth picking berries and vegetables. She's a Seahawks fan to this day. "I love this state. I think it's probably the most beautiful state in our nation," Lee said
New Bigfoot documentary brings Yakima connections into focus (opens the original)
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For a city surrounded by shrub steppe, Yakima has an outsized connection to the forest-dwelling Sasquatch. The link comes from the grainy 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film, which purports to be the first footage of Bigfoot in the wild. As the story goes, two Yakima Valley residents claimed they found and filmed the creature in Northern California. Another local resident decades later claimed that it was a hoax and it was him in a gorilla suit the whole time. Now, nearly 60 years later, a new documenta
State treasurer highlights impact of financing program during stop in Naches (opens the original)
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Washington State Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti stopped in Naches on Tuesday to look at a fire engine purchased with the help of his office. With the help of the LOCAL Program, Fire District 3 was able to finance half the cost of the fire engine. The program is a way for local governments to leverage the state's good credit to get low-interest financing for large purchases, like vehicles and real estate. "We've had nothing but success with the program," Pellicciotti said. "I can assure you it's t
Judges side with Yakama Nation in water appeal over Goldendale energy project permit (opens the original)
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A panel of judges sided Monday with the Yakama Nation and two environmental groups in an appeal regarding the permitting of the proposed Goldendale Energy Storage Project near Goldendale, according to a recently published court opinion. The Yakama Nation, Columbia Riverkeeper and the Western Environmental Law Center argued that the certification did not adequately protect the water quality of the Columbia River, which is adjacent to the project site.  State appellant judges agreed and ordere
Fire District 5 celebrates new facilities in Zillah and leadership transition (opens the original)
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Yakima County Fire District 5 is entering a new chapter with new facilities, equipment and leadership. It will also now have firefighters housed overnight at Station 10 in Zillah for faster, round-the-clock response times. "We're getting to the part where we're able to fulfill these promises," Deputy Chief Joel Byam said, referring to a 2023 bond measure that raised funding for the facility upgrades. The district showed off its new vehicles and buildings at a Sept. 15 open house at Station 10,
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