ItHappened Here: The Salvation Army comes to Yakima in 1893
Along with Christmas trees, Santa Claus and candy canes, red Salvation Army kettles have become one of the enduring symbols of Christmas.
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Community Q&A: Mike Fredrickson bids farewell to 18 years as Port Commissioner
Mike Fredrickson knows just about everybody in Walla Walla, and they all likely know him.
United States Walla Wallan Mike Fredrickson Penitentiary Coalition House Committee Appropriations Walla Commissioner
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ACLU says Walla Walla council comment policy for disruptions is too broad
The ACLU of Washington is warning that a policy implemented by the Walla Walla City Council to address disruptive comments may run afoul of the First Amendment.
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Honoring the fallen: Veterans place wreaths on graves at Tahoma Cemetery in Yakima
Dan Beam said his grandfather spent a year and a half in a POW camp in Berlin after being shot down while on a B-17 in World War II.
United States Mcchord Air Museum Tahoma Cemetery Jack Parker John Diedrich Arlington National Cemetery
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Stay A-round Donuts and Fry-pies opens new location in Milton-Freewater
A new chapter is unfolding for Stay A-round Donuts and Fry-pies owner Michelle Swartzentruber as she opens her first permanent location.
Michelle Swartzentruber Valerie Hall Blue Mountain Coffee Co Staya Round Donuts Caledonian Games Blue Mountain Coffee
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Winter break activities to keep kids busy in Yakima
Winter break is coming. Columnist Kelly Wilbanks shares a bunch of ideas for kids and families in the Yakima area.
Santa Claus High Step Climbing Center Yakima Valley Museum Union Gap Aquatic Center Northern Pacific Railway Museum
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US Department of Education investigates claims of discrimination at Whitman College
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating Whitman College for possible "discrimination involving shared ancestry," according to a list of Title VI investigations on the department’s website.
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Business tidbits: New store offers wine, cheese and charcuterie in Yakima
A catering business specializing in wine, cheese and charcuterie plates has added a storefront location to offer customers a chance to eat, drink and socialize in person.
Mary Clara Holman Erika Boutillier Valley Mall Pacific Northwest Sourced Abundant Tables Abundant Tables Instagram
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Downtown Farmers Market comes to a close, sets the stage for Persistent Local Market
The last day to attend the Downtown Farmers Market is Saturday, Dec. 16.
Trinidad And Tobago Kathryn Witherington Downtown Walla Foundation Downtown Farmers Market Welcome Table Farm Chesed Farms
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AT&T sues the city of Walla Walla in federal court over cell tower permit denial
The lawsuit, filed Friday, Dec. 1, in the U.S. District Court of Eastern Washington’s Richland division, continues a contentious debate over the proposed tower.
Tim Donaldson Us District Court Blue Mountain Community Church Walla County Superior Court Federal Telecommunications Act Eastern Washington
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