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February 28, 2016

• Tri-City theater artist headed to Shakespeare’s Globe theater for workshop
• Mid-Columbia book groups plan March meetings
• Motivational speaker to give talk at workshop in Pasco
• Leadership training, life coaching and more provided by GLC office in Kennewick
• Something to chew on: Richland woman working to bring her dog toy to market
• Rescued poodle Maddie unleashes kindness, love
• WSU Extension Q&A: Wash berries before eating, preserving
• Register now for WSU Extension Cattleman’s Boot Camp
• Garden Tips: Control annual grassy weeds
• Mid-Columbia building permits for the week of Feb. 28, 2016
• Tri-Cities under wind advisory through Sunday night
• Richland now hiring lifeguards, swim instructors; lifeguard training classes set for May
• New area photographer to show work at Kennewick Art Walk
• Mid-Columbia agendas for the week of Feb. 28, 2016
• Convicted murderer in Oregon prison dies unexpectedly
• Tri-City man faces prison for filing liens on house, car he didn’t own
• Exhibit chronicles hard life for blacks at WWII Hanford
• Harriet H. Davis
• Glenn Brouillette
• Doris M. Dana
• Guest column: Badger Club meeting looks at gun control issue
• Our Voice: Washington’s lack of tourism funding is embarrassing
• Failed kick costs Fever in loss to Danger
• Americans blow out Prince George 7-2
• Kamiakin girls punch their ticket to Tacoma
• Class 3A: Kamiakin boys fall short of trip to Tacoma
• Letter: Schools don’t prepare you for voting or politics
• Letter: Benton commissioner’s comment to African-American judge is unacceptable
• Letter: What is being taught in our schools?
• Letter: Combine Benton and Franklin counties into one entity
• Letter: Pasco police still haven’t addressed core issues criticized by ACLU