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January 22, 2017

• Bridge in the Tri-Cities: Eight Ever Nine Never
• In Service
• Anniversary: Nansi and Dale Bainard
• Mid-Columbia births for Jan. 21
• What’s It Worth?: British arts magazine, brewer’s pottery
• Numerica announces new staff
• Michele Dilorio joins Century 21 Tri-Cities
• Legacy Jiu-Jitsu Academy opens in Richland
• Knutzen employee passes exam to become registered professional engineer
• Owners of Cedars Restaurant honored for Clover Island work
• Cascade Natural Gas names newest director of central region
• Mid-Columbia agendas for Jan. 23-26
• Hundreds take a cold dip in the Columbia River for a good cause
• School superintendents to speak to retirees association Jan. 23
• Fire damages abandoned Pasco building
• Pasco company pays $60,000 to settle EPA allegations
• Mid-Columbia residents attend women’s march in nation’s capital
• Franklin County official earns project management certification
• Meals on Wheels menu for Jan. 23-27
• Turner, Columbia-Burbank girls storming through regular season
• Toure drops 28, Kamiakin races past Kennewick
• Legislative fix should be for regional board, not city
• Our Voice: Prosecutors’ plan for deadly force law is best choice
• Krebs Family Feud: Tri-City’s Dakota wins first round against brother Peyton of the Kootenay Ice
• Everett puts an end to Tri-City Americans’ 7-game win streak
• Letter: Feeling blessed by work of city crews in Kennewick
• Letter: America now a Russian satellite state
• Letter: Thanks to mail carriers for delivery in cold weather
• Letter: Anarchy in our streets