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Central Washington State Fair Day 6 celebrates veterans and voter registration (opens the original)
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YAKIMA, WASH. â The Central Washington State Fair kicked off Day 6 with a special focus on community giving and civic engagement, offering free admission during a two-hour window and hosting activities designed to support local veterans and encourage voter participation. Between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., fairgoers took advantage of complimentary entry to the fair while participating in a give-back day that benefited the Yakima Valley Veterans Coalition. The initiative encouraged visitors to bring uno
Sunnyside mother urges others to become organ donors after son's gift saves five lives (opens the original)
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SUNNYSIDE, WASH. â When Daria Miller lost her 19-year-old son BJ, she faced every parent's worst nightmare. But in her darkest moment, she discovered something that would transform her grief into purpose and save five lives. At just 16 years old, BJ made a decision that would echo far beyond his own lifetime by registering to become an organ donor. When BJ's life was cut short, that decision became his final gift. "BJ was able to donate five of his organsâhis two corneas, his liver, his two
Washington governor seeks federal disaster aid for wildfire victims (opens the original)
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YAKIMA, WASH. â Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson announced Monday that the state has submitted a request for a federal major disaster declaration to assist homeowners impacted by recent wildfires. Speaking at a press conference in Spokane City Hall, Ferguson outlined the state's efforts to secure federal funding for recovery. Robert Ezelle, director of the Washington Emergency Management Division, reported that wildfire damage costs total $117 million for private property removal and emergency pro
Central Washington State Fair opens with free parking and discounted admission (opens the original)
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YAKIMA, WASH. â The Central Washington State Fair opened Thursday with special promotions and attractions that drew crowds eager to kick off the 10-day event. The fair partnered with Yakama Nation Legends Casino Hotel for opening day, providing free parking and $5 admission to all visitors. Despite cold and windy conditions, the affordable entry and family-friendly activities created an inviting atmosphere. Fairgoers enjoyed multiple rides including the Yo Yo Swing, ferris wheels and carousels
Central Washington State Fair opens Friday with $5 admission (opens the original)
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YAKIMA, Wash. â A 10-day state fair opens in Yakima on Friday, offering $5 admission, free parking, new food choices and daily entertainment. Fairgoers can expect new menu items including walking tacos, macaroni pizza and a Spam I Am bowl. Most food items are expected to cost between $5 and $7, while combo meals and premium sandwiches may run $8 to $10 or more. Drinks are expected to cost $2 to $3. OVG360 has spent more than a week preparing for the fair's opening, according to fair CEO Kathy
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