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October 2017
| October 4
October 4, 2017
Human sex-trafficking is a Tri-City issue. Learn more at Thursday event
5 Tri-City things to do with kids this weekend
Pets be blessed! St. Joseph’s in Kennewick holds animal ceremony
Columbia Basin Oral & Maxillofacial seeks candidate to ‘Smile Again’
Meet the candidates tonight in Kennewick and Monday in Pasco
Bird walk moves to Richland park this month
Kennewick arson suspect allegedly wanted to cleanse girlfriend of demons
Elderly Kennewick couple couldn’t paint their home. Students came to their rescue
Margarita Sarmiento-Guzman
Janis D. Larkin
Paul A. Casey
Lula M. Arnold
MCC teams want to prove themselves on the field, not in the polls
Our Voice: Christy Watts for Kennewick Council