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October 27, 2017

• WSU Extension Q&A: Cow stomachs: a four-part miniseries on digestion
• Cascade Natural Gas prices going up in November
• Battelle helps Meals on Wheels bring seniors hot meals
• Registration open for annual Turkey Trot
• Pasco SOUP dinner held Nov. 2 in Pasco
• The Burbank Grange offering breakfasts Sundays in November
• Dutch Bros. to donate to Tri-Cities Cancer Center Oct. 31
• They tried to steal parts in Finley. They got bullets instead
• Donald E. Wood
• Elmer D. Schultz
• Kermit R. Rucker Jr.
• Gloria G. Richards
• LaVon I. Philipp
• Jesus Alvarado
• Franklin County should embrace public employee contract transparency
• As kids they wanted to wrestle the best in the world. Now they are
• Win streak ends, but Americans take over top spot in U.S. Division
• Letter: Link opens the door to world of possibilities
• Letter: Pasco bond would help solve school’s overpopulation
• Letter: Buel has earned the trust of W. Richland voters
• Letter: Watts will be positive force for Kennewick
• Letter: Government should stay out of entertainment; no on Link
• Letter: Moran needs to clear the air about her stand on pot
• Letter: Brink would be a welcome addition to W. Richland council
• Letter: McKay’s business sense the right fit for Kennewick
• Letter: Gerry is a proven visionary for W. Richland
• Letter: Tax cuts for rich don’t lead to better economies
• Letter: Watts will keep Kennewick moving forward
• Letter: Maloney is the council candidate Pasco deserves
• Letter: Don’t be fooled; Link deserves a ‘yes’ vote
• Letter: Francik has proven her worth to Pasco council
• Letter: Pasco school bond a great deal, even on fixed income
• Letter: When it comes to The Link, no means no
• Letter: Middle ground a good place to start building