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Home » october 2019

Articles Tagged with ''october 2019''

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In-home care employer shift now underway

October 14, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
A Montana-based company soon will manage individual providers who offer in-home care to clients through the state’s Department of Social and Health Services.It’s a switch from the current system that has DSHS handling all administrative functions. Now, Consumer Direct Care Network out of Missoula will become responsible for 20,000 individual...
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Restaurant supply store moves, expands showroom

October 14, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
The store may include “restaurant” in its name, but Western Restaurant Supply & Design also is hoping to serve home chefs at its new 10,000-square-foot Richland showroom.“If you’re looking for a $15 knife, I got those, or if you want a $400 knife, I got those, too. We’re always looking...
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Couple see burger joint as place to bring community together

October 14, 2019
Jeff Morrow
Three generations of Erstad family worked at Burger Factory before owning itRhonda Erstad grew up in Connell. So did her husband, Mike.They’ve lived in the Connell area pretty much their whole lives, and Rhonda wouldn’t have it any other way.“I love Connell,” she said. “Our kids always had someone looking...
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Lovage

Cultivate a love affair with versatile lovage

October 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Marilou SheaIn a recent column, I waxed poetic about how lovage, among other uncommon herbs, is trending as a culinary darling these days. I’ve just done a deep dive into lovage—which sounds like “luggage”—and it’s a pretty, cool herb, and while it won’t shake the shingles off your roof,...
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5 tips to reduce your vulnerability to cyberattacks

October 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Aaron WellingSix trillion dollars.It’s a large sum and one that warrants a better understanding. How much is $6,000,000,000,000?It’s the estimated cost of the war on terror.It’s slightly larger than the gross domestic product of Japan ($5.4 trillion).It’s six times the value of Apple.And it’s the projected annual cost of...
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Costco’s busy food court gets overhaul

October 14, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Renovation means new counter location, more space for workers, equipmentCostco’s food court window is rotating toward the entrance of the store, intending to alleviate backups near the registers while improving efficiencies for workers who are constantly taking and filling orders behind the counter.“It will create internal efficiencies and make it...
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McKinstry expands Pasco offices to serve as regional hub

October 14, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
A Seattle-based construction and energy-efficiency contractor has expanded its Pasco offices to coordinate project teams and job site operations across the region.McKinstry recently opened a larger office to accommodate staff growth and the future buildout of a 10,000-square-foot fabrication shop at 5702 Industrial Way in Pasco.The mixed-use office and light...
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New transfer on death deed avoids probate, seamlessly transfers land

October 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Beau RuffOne of the challenges facing anyone who owns property outside of his or her state of residence is the fact that a person’s estate generally must go through probate in the state of residence and any state where the deceased person owned real property. A relatively new law...
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Chinese company acquires Mor Furniture for Less

October 14, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
A Chinese company has signed a letter of intent to acquire Mor Furniture for Less’ 36 stores, including the one in Richland.Healthcare Co. Ltd. expects to pay $68.4 million for the furniture chain, and the transaction should be completed by the end of October.Healthcare Co. will operate the stores separately,...
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Lemon Heads construction program launches in Pasco

October 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
Association of General Contractors partners with schools to train next generation of workersBy Andrew KirkThis spring a few hard-working high school students in Pasco will get to work outside the classroom at an actual job site where they’ll earn $16 an hour or more, while earning class credit.The opportunity is...
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