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October 6, 2015

• ‘Living is Easy’ is easy to love; playing Oct. 9 in Richland
• Great Northwest Wine: Washington Chardonnays continue to gain in popularity
• Kennewick council approves waterfront redevelopment plan
• High school students learn about construction careers at fairgrounds
• Tri-Cities Fever player to speak Oct. 7 at Kamiakin
• Hanford High dance clinic is Oct. 9
• 72-Hour Film Challenge kicks off Oct. 8
• Mental Illness Awareness Week events begin Oct. 7
• Pasco police, community trust-building workshop is Oct. 7
• Gesa partnering with Red Cross on Thanksgiving Turkey Trot
• Kennewick High homecoming parade Oct. 7
• Energy Experience comes to the Reach
• Fire closes dock at Richland boat launch
• Defense has until Friday to request 2nd autopsy in Pasco shooting
• ACLU sues Benton County over jail sentences for unpaid court fees
• Kennewick Circle K store robbed
• Truck hits car in Pasco, sending 3 to hospital
• PNNL scientists contribute to Nobel-winning research
• Pasco teacher contract’s missing signatures reflect continuing tensions
• Ki-Be, Finley school boards set special meetings
• Joan M. Walker
• Craig C. Pabst
• Melba S. Hodges
• Leland U. Fortner
• Michael E. Dawson
• Dolores Brown
• Mid-Columbia roundup for Oct. 6: Kamiakin soccer shuts out Chiawana
• Fever release 2016 IFL schedule
• Our Voice: We’re thankful for a community that comes together
• Our voice: Kennewick hospital board: McWhorter and Johnson
• Letter: Help support Mental Illness Awareness Week
• Letter: Don’t rename Mount McKinley
• Letter: Vote Johnson, McWhorter for Kennewick Public Hospital District
• Letter: Government moving closer to tyranny