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October 2018
| October 13
October 13, 2018
Apartment renters feel the pinch in the Tri-Cities. Hope is on the horizon
A scary good time
Hike wildlife refuge near Tri-Cities to see birds
Petey the pit bull recovering after being found in West Richland
Badger Club tackles ethics in politics
Expect to see more Beavers from Corvallis at PNNL
Hit-and-run crashes jump. Here’s what to do if it happens to you
Teen shot in Franklin County drive-by
Doris L. Koehler
Government corruption topic of next Badger Club
Prep football roundup | Offenses ruled the night in Mid-Columbia
Richland was struggling against Kamiakin. Things turned around in the second half
Despite opposing political views, Franklin commission race remains civil
Letter: Indulgences via carbon tax plan
Letter: Raebel my choice for county coroner
Letter: Lopez Giddens for Franklin clerk
Letter: Hutchison best for U.S. Senate
Letter: Newhouse a pillar of Trump support
Letter: Supreme Court hearings ‘hateful’
Letter: Great garbage service saved me
Letter: Herald pick right on Shir Regev
Letter: McGary brings professionalism
Letter: Initiatives need close scrutiny
Letter: Jaimie Raebel most endorsed
Letter: I-1634 ads are grossly misleading
Letter: Brown best pick for 4th District
Letter: McGary best for county coroner
Letter: Guilty until proven otherwise in U.S.
Letter: Prof Ford was probably truthful
Letter: Time for a new voice, new vision
Letter: Brown’s signs bear union label
Letter: Boehnke best pick for 8th District
Letter: Sanders best for county commission
Letter: Shon Small right for Benton County
Letter: Service above self: Sen. Brown
Letter: Raebel thorough as investigator
Letter: Brown impresses with her devotion
Letter: I-1631 not right for Washington state
Letter: Vote McGary for county coroner
Letter: Righteous anger belongs to abused
Letter: Wind power and climate change
Letter: You need to know Dan Blasdel
Letter: Do homework before you vote
Letter: Vote Regev for 8th District seat