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September 15, 2015

• Portland alt-rockers The Helio Sequence to perform Sept. 18 in Richland
• Community Concerts of Tri-Cities, Camerata Musica kick off 2015-16 seasons
• Tri-City artists work with living colors in the outdoors
• Prosser children’s theater group seeks educational director
• Mid-Columbia events for Sept. 18-27
• Free higher education, job training expo Sept. 19
• Pulmonary hypertension group to meet Sept. 17 in Richland
• Pasco still negotiating new cable franchise agreement with Charter
• GriefShare classes to start in September in Pasco, Richland
• Boating safety class scheduled
• Heritage Doll Club to meet in Pasco
• Tickets on sale for Pink the Parkway fundraiser for cancer support group
• Adult co-ed volleyball players sought for team
• Arvine F. J. Young
• Carol A. Signorelli
• Jerald W. Kent
• Billy R. Hughes
• Tommy C. Berry
• Thomas L. Berard
• Maria Castro
• Earle B. White
• Raymond L. Riddle
• Harvey A. Ragan Jr.
• Rodney E. Palmer
• Kenneth C. Hess
• Gloria M. Haugen
• Gerald ‘Jerry’ Russel Grosclaude
• Gloria I. Chervenell
• Nonprofit plans meetings for ill Hanford workers
• Sandia official picked as PNNL deputy director
• Homemade bomb explodes in Richland neighborhood
• Bail lowered for suspect in fatal Pasco club shooting
• Pasco father shoved from skateboard fighting for his life
• Franklin County law enforcement to get new radios
• Pasco driver allegedly restrained ex-girlfriend from exiting truck
• Grizzly Bear fire south of Dayton 44 percent contained
• After two-week delay, Pasco schools open at last
• WSU Tri-Cities student wins STEM scholarship
• Pasco teacher up for Teacher of the Year award
• Richland Instructional Materials Committee seeks new members
• Our Voice: Charter schools deserve quick resolution to ruling
• Dust Devils reflect on success
• Letter: Volunteer help needed at Sacajawea State Park
• Letter: Public safety tax money can’t be used for other purposes
• Letter: Staff and volunteers take pride in Sacajawea State Park
• Letter: Put lightning rods in trees to prevent wildfires