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April 28, 2016

• Walla Walla Symphony plans guest artist soirée, final concert of season
• Cinco de Mayo activities planned in downtown Pasco
• ACT’s ‘Schoolhouse Rock Live!’ appeals across generations
• Film on 1916 Irish rebellion to be shown at CBC
• Musician Thomas Paul to perform May 6 in Pendleton
• Photography exhibit highlighting Washington agriculture on display in Kennewick
• Benton Franklin Fair seeks musicians to perform national anthem
• Classic car swap meet coming to Kennewick May 7
• Eastern Oregon Arts Festival planned May 6-7
• Tri ART for Giving to run April 29-May 21
• Grandview High School to present ‘Burgertown: A Musical in Two Acts’
• Happy Orchestra to play April 29 in Richland
• Allied Arts Association seeking artists for juried show
• Mr. Movie: ‘Mother’s Day’ has great performances in a so-so movie
• Mr. Movie: ‘A Hologram for the King’ a terrific movie
• Highway 240 crash in Kennewick injures Texas man
• Son of Herald founder dies
• Big history of tiny Wallula remembered
• Coast Guard plans Kennewick open house
• Basin Bloomers hosting Annual Spring Plant Sale
• Spring chinook season opening on Snake River
• Earth Day cleanup event uses kayaks at Casey Pond in Burbank (w/video)
• KID plans water outage for repairs May 2
• From the archives: Native Americans dip nets to catch salmon in Columbia
• Tri-City gambler charged with theft, money laundering
• Trike stolen from Kennewick school returned
• UPDATE: Escaped cow wrangled in orchard near Richland Target
• Police: Kids in car when man passes out behind wheel in Columbia Park in Kennewick
• Woman arrested after admitting to cutting hole into wall between Kennewick apartments
• Kennewick police chief named to national DARE advisory board
• Latino group critical of effort to oust coroner from Pasco inquest
• Mary Lou Herndon
• Jo Ellen G. Lindenmeier
• Roland “Ron” Hulburt
• 12 Hanford workers checked for chemical vapor exposure
• Falcon Fever earns top honors at state dance competition
• Yakama Nation Tribal School students visit PNNL (w/video)
• Mid-Columbia roundup: Kamiakin girls beat Hanford on busy track day
• Fever head to Spokane on Friday for rematch with Empire
• Plenty up for grabs as MCC baseball wraps up regular season
• Letter: GOP-controlled House squandering taxpayer money to campaign against Hillary Clinton
• Letter: Speaker provided misleading information at Badger Club debate
• Letter: Thanks to people who plant and care for trees and shrubs
• Letter: $15 an hour minimum wage devalues jobs of skilled workers