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March 23, 2016

• The RED Show awards reception set March 25 in Richland
• Mid-Columbia events for March 25-April 3
• Eat All About It: Azteca moving to Canal Drive in Kennewick
• Great Northwest Wine: Walla Walla winery tops Cascadia Wine Competition
• 24 HOURS: Meteorologist on night shift fell in love with weather early
• Egg hunts around the Mid-Columbia
• From the archives: Spring cleaning in Richland
• Flags fly at half-staff around Tri-Cities to honor those killed, injured in Brussels
• 900 dozen eggs donated to Tri-Cities Food Bank
• Cooking class at Mezzo Thai set March 24 in Richland
• Breaking down Bordeaux at Prosser’s Clore Center
• Azteca moving onto Canal Drive in Kennewick
• Richland couple shaken up, but safe after layover at Brussels airport
• Mission to retrieve Burbank airman’s remains in Vietnam scheduled this year
• Tri-Cities radio listeners can tune into new station at 106.1 FM
• Working at branch office in Kennewick
• 24 HOURS: Navy veteran stands watch at nuclear power plant during 3 a.m. hour (with video)
• Sandhill cranes migrate through West Richland
• LIGO Hanford Observatory tour offered March 25
• Family Resource Center to host free Easter festival, March 26
• No Franklin PUD rate increase this year
• Register now for kids’ Art of Adventure camp over spring break
• Richland City Council plans special meeting on downtown waterfront
• Health and Safety Expo seeks STEM exhibitors
• UPDATE: Richland High grad charged with murdering UW girlfriend
• Suspect sought in Franklin County break-ins (w/video)
• Police: Assault leaves Kennewick woman with broken bones
• Hermiston lottery winner invests $1 million in alleged scam
• UW student from Richland dies after beating by boyfriend
• Prosser teen crashes into back of semi
• Mary E. Powers
• Phyllis Kroodsma
• Decision possible Friday on new WSU president, Tri-City student union
• Sen. Murray talks college affordability at CBC, announces legislation
• Richland to hold meetings about middle school boundaries
• Washington Closure Hanford: A legacy of efficient cleanup along Hanford’s river corridor
• Washington Department of Agriculture: Immediate, long-term focus to bolster ag’s viability
• Washington State Dairy Products Commission: Farmers invest in research & technology to improve production, water and air quality
• Washington State Apple Commission: As types grow, so does consumption
• A S Klein Engineering: Protecting our progress from going up in smoke
• Washington Wine Commission: Wine industry grows its research commitment
• Port of Pasco: Significant progress at Tri-Cities Airport
• Port of Benton: Preparing for big projects, DOE land
• Washington State Potato Commission: Working to improve trade opportunities
• Port of Kennewick: Revitalizing and redeveloping Kennewick
• Kennewick Irrigation District: Challenges to be faced head-on
• Washington Grain Commission: Preventing a massive marketing headache
• Washington State Department of Transportation: Projects coming to the Tri-Cities
• TRIDEC: Aiming for more growth in 2016
• TerraGraphics: Making the world a better place to live
• Washington Employment Security Department: Tri-City area one of the fastest growing economies in the state
• Meier Architecture and Engineering: New downtown home fits right in with community mission
• Goodwill Industries of the Columbia: Helping people get back on their feet
• Manhattan Project National Historical Park: Opening park to the world
• Dade Moeller: Working together to go further
• Kennewick School District: Bond progress under way
• Franklin County Commission: Outlook positive for the coming year
• Kadlec Regional Medical Center: Ready to meet community’s needs
• Columbia Basin College: Taking education to the next level
• Columbia Basin College Arts Center: Educating new generation of artists
• Tri-Cities Cancer Center: Exceptional past, extraordinary future
• Camerata Musica: Consistently bringing world-class performers to Tri-Cities
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Benton and Franklin Counties: Helping youths write new chapters in life stories
• Benton County Commission: Optimistic about opportunities for 2016
• Benton-Franklin Council of Governments: Agency celebrating 50 years of coordination between neighbors
• Benton, Franklin PUDs: Technology pushing utilities to get green, lean and keen on future
• Richland Players: Bringing great productions to the Tri-Cities
• City of Richland: Proud to serve Tri-City residents
• The Reach: Telling our stories to the world
• Pasco School District: Innovative programs, partnerships
• City of Pasco: Growing jobs, improving areas
• City of Kennewick: Focusing on community’s priorities
• Habitat for Humanity: Meeting needs of families
• Tri-Cities Research District: Expanding to accommodate growth
• Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce: Marking 10 years of service to the whole Tri-Cities
• Pasco Chamber of Commerce: After big move to waterfront, focus on future growth, events
• Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities: Shortage in skilled labor can be solved with education
• Freestone Environmental Services: Business grows from Hanford experience to the world
• Energy Northwest: Small modular reactors are the future
• Washington State University Tri-Cities: Growing opportunities for innovation, research
• City of West Richland: Future looks bright – and speedy
• United Way: An organization the community can rely on
• Trios Health: The future of health care may shift, but commitment remains
• Mid-Columbia Ballet: Increasing community exposure to ballet
• Mid-Columbia Mastersingers: New choirs continue to expand reach
• Lourdes Health Network: 2016 is a year of celebration
• Mid-Columbia Libraries: System engages with more reading activities
• Department of Ecology: Jane Hedges bids farewell
• Visit TRI-CITIES: Future bright for Mid-Columbia
• Bechtel National: Progress made on Low-Activity Waste Facility in 2015
• Tri-Cities Local Business Association: New opportunities and collaborations
• HAMMER: Providing training as real as it gets
• EnergySolutions: Delivering important testing programs
• CH2M HILL Plateau Remediation Company: A history-making year ahead for cleanup
• AREVA: Pursuing opportunities for innovation, growth
• DOE Richland Operations Office: A legacy of success in Hanford cleanup
• Pacific Northwest Site Office: Prepared for the next challenge
• Environmental Protection Agency: Celebrating Hanford cleanup
• DOE Office of River Protection: Preparing for safe tank waste treatment
• Washington River Protection Solutions: Continuing tank waste cleanup
• Richland School District: AVID helps students succeed
• Pacific Northwest National Laboratory: Discovery in action
• Southridge sweeps Coeur d’Alene in baseball
• Mid-Columbia sports briefs for Tuesday, March 22
• Our Voice: Education key for suicide prevention
• Sports TV, radio for Wednesday, March 23
• Letter: Trump cannot call every Muslim a hater of the USA
• Letter: Unions built the infrastructure that powers this country
• Letter: Dangerous walkway over I-182 at Broadmoor