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Rv sales

RV demand surges and Covid is only part of the reason

May 12, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
In the topsy-turvy pandemic economy, RV demand is at a record high, with manufacturers set to ship upwards of 543,000 units in 2021, easily besting the previous record of 504,600 units shipped to dealers in 2017.For dealers and customers alike, record demand means waiting lists for the most popular models.“The...
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Beauruff

Teens can cause car wrecks but it’s parents who pay

May 12, 2021
Guest Contributor
From time to time, it is important to take stock of our own personal liability exposure and find ways to mitigate it.Liability exposure can creep into our lives in subtle ways that can have profound effects on our financial security. One such way that a person can expose himself or...
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Patrick jones may21 chart

Commuting in the Tri-Cities: It’s about the car

May 12, 2021
Guest Contributor
Let’s face it – the Tri-Cities is a car town, or set of car towns.The number of miles Tri-Citians travel daily owes its origins to the settlement of not one, but three cities, or four, counting West Richland, in an area that has some distance between the communities.  There are...
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Ric

Newhouse submits resource projects for relief funding

May 12, 2021
TCAJOB Staff
U.S. Rep. Dan Newhouse, R-Sunnyside, submitted 10 Central Washington projects, including resource development efforts, for consideration for funding through the American Recovery Act.The projects will be scrutinized by the House Committee on Appropriations for consideration. They are:Columbia Basin Project, $2 million to begin the design process on additional distribution systems.Three...
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Bergstrom airport tower

Bergstrom Aviation ponders its bills as fuel business collapses, flight school stays shuttered

June 1, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
As Malin Bergstrom ponders the future of the aviation business her father Karl started in 1971, she is worried.The coronavirus pandemic all but froze travel, which hammered the Pasco business. It reported a 90 percent drop in fuel sales to airlines.It closed its flight school when Gov. Jay Inslee issued...
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Aviation community perplexed by CARES Act airport funds

May 15, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
Port of Pasco officials are delighted and perplexed by the $5.9 million they received from the $2.2 trillion CARES Act to support the Tri-Cities Airport during the coronavirus pandemic.Airport traffic is down more than 95 percent, casting its ability to pay the bills into chaos.The government money from the Coronavirus...
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May bft connect

Ben Franklin Transit, Via offer new on-demand service

May 15, 2020
TCAJOB Staff
Ongoing safety measuresTo protect Ben Franklin Transit passengers and drivers, all vehicles and facilities are disinfected daily and social distancing measures are in place, including no fare collection and rear-door bus entry until further notice.BFT offers these reminders for riders:Passengers are encouraged to wear face coverings.If you are not feeling...
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Kickstand tours

Kickstand Tours wants to put wineries in reach of ordinary cyclists

May 15, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
Andy Zissermann worked in western Washington as a mechanical engineer for more than 20 years before his career ran its course. In 2019, he had fun—spending much of the growing season riding an electric bike among the wineries of Walla Walla and the Yakima Valley.The Edmonds resident wasn’t merely enjoying...
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Railway

Port of Kennewick renews railcar company’s Finley lease without rent increase

May 15, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
A Portland railcar company will continue operating another five years at the Port of Kennewick’s Twin Tracks Industrial Park in Finley.Greenbrier Rail Services, a tenant since the park opened in the 1990s, exercised the second of its six original options to renew the lease for its 40-acre railcar maintenance center....
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Green field near mountains

Growing ag demand for propane prompts Christensen to invest in Pasco terminal

May 15, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
Christensen Inc. is installing a modern propane terminal at the Port of Pasco to support growing demand for fuel to agricultural drying operations.Propane fuels dryers for onions, hops, mint, corn and even hemp grown in the Mid-Columbia, said Marci Ballard, general manager for Christensen’s Eastern Washington operations.The company, formerly Powell...
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