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Soldier’s near-death account tells of remarkable journey
In the book 'Return from Tomorrow', World War II veteran George G. Ritchie, who went on to become a medical doctor, tells his life-after-death account as a private in the Army that has captivated readers for decades.
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Don’t bag idea of banishing clutter
"Friends" are refining a new filing system, using sturdy boutique and department store bags to help whisk away junk mail, mountains of receipts, children’s schoolwork and much more.
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What comes after love and marriage?
According to a survey by fashion website StylePilot.com, two-thirds of the full-time employed men they surveyed depend on their wives -- even some mothers-in-law -- for fashion advice.
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Mother’s cup fills my heart with memories
KENNEWICK -- Upon a shelf in my kitchen, sits a pastel pink coffee cup that appears to be empty.
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Mouse in my house reveals trap failure
Our mouse trap doesn’t work -- and from what I can determine, there’s a screw loose.
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3 labradoodles still missing
The Tri-City Herald's Lost and Found section that appears in the classified ads is black and white. But for every listing, there is more than likely a colorful tale or two.
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Blue Mountain Wildlife shows boot camp can be for the birds
Who would have thought barn owls go to boot camp?
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A look back at Rev. Carlson's call to 'occupy'
Occupy. It’s a word that has come to describe a contemporary movement, one that conjures up images of crowds and often chaos.
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Baby boomers’ aging brains feel like sour grapes
It’s “the berries” to have your mind go moldy.



