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A proposed Lower Valley hospital district that failed in a public vote last August on what amounted to a technicality has a decent chance of passing this November — thanks

A measure to create a new hospital district in the Lower Yakima Valley is passing with 65% support, though turnout numbers will determine whether it is successful.

Low voter turnout is likely to halt a proposal to create a new hospital district in the Lower Yakima Valley.

Proposition No. 1 was passing by 65% with 981 votes for, and 532 against, according to the early totals. More ballots will be counted in the days ahead.

If ever there were a textbook example of a grassroots response to a community problem, it’s the herculean effort that’s put a proposed public hospital district up for a vote

Lower Valley voters will decide whether to create a new hospital district in the Aug. 1 primary. What exactly is a public hospital district? What are its functions, how is

Modesto police are looking for the whereabouts of a boy's parents after the boy was found alone.