The Tri-City Heralds inaugural community-wide yard sale ran from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, July 12. It took place along Cascade Street between Canal Drive and Kennewick Avenue.
Those interested in becoming vendors in the next Herald community-wide yard sale are asked to contact classified advertising manager Parker Hodge at 509-585-7257 or via e-mail at phodge@tricityherald.com.
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Yard-sale etiquette
Yard-sale etiquette
To all the yard-salers, just a heads up. To go to yard sales does not mean you can make U-turns in the middle of a busy, side road at any given time because you missed the sign, nor does it mean you can park in front of someone's driveway, half on a sidewalk, leave your children in a running car, park on half the road and open your door with no caution of looking to see if a car is coming, drive to slow because you thought you saw a sign, slam on your breaks because you did and speed down a residential road in danger of hitting a child or adult, all because it's a yard sale.
To go to a yard sale also does not mean your children can play with the toys and break them before they can be sold. The yard sale is not a baby sitter. Its all about respect, and last but not least, I am sure, don't look at me with the look that says, "My children are running around my car and in the busy street, and I need to look out for that!" Rules of the road do apply to you, so does child endangerment laws. Don't take the fun out
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