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Yakima County displays puzzling mix of jobs, unemployment stats
YAKIMA, Wash. -- Yakima County's employment situation continues to be mixed with unemployment up a notch despite an increase in agricultural and nonagricultural jobs.
Funding is blowing in wind at remote Maryhill Museum
Maryhill Museum of Art, with its $10 million addition sitting in front of the original mansion, gets a $250,000-a-year boost to its operating revenues from wind turbines.
Klickitat County-based Insitu hopes to make unmanned aircraft a...
An unmanned Insitu aircraft takes to the sky during a demonstration at the company's airfield in Arlington, Ore.
Truth Needle: Inslee's claims about renewable energy half true
The claim: Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jay Inslee has made renewable energy a focus of his jobs plan during the campaign, saying his continued leadership on that front will pay economic dividends to Washingtonians immediately and for decades to come.
Bookmobile to end Clark County service | May 7,
Fort Vancouver Regional Library District officials said Monday they will develop more efficient options for delivering library services to patrons in rural areas of Clark County.
Ex-Granite Falls police chief put on paid leave
The former police chief of Granite Falls is on paid administrative leave at his new job.
Goldendale Observatory offers viewing of partial solar eclipse May 20
Goldendale Observatory State Park in Klickitat County offers views of a partial solar eclipse from 4 to 7 p.m., Sunday, May 20, in the interpretive center theater at 1602 Observatory Drive in Goldendale, Wash.
OHS rescues more than 40 dogs from Wash. breeder
PORTLAND, Ore. More than 40 dogs, many in need of urgent medical care, were rescued from a commercial breeder in Goldendale, Wash.
Ex-police chief under scrutiny
Past problems handling cash at the Granite Falls Police Department were so serious that the city recently returned roughly $2,000, apparently seized in violation of state law.
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