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Covid-19 cleanouts prompt expansion at KC Help

April 15, 2021
TCAJOB Staff
A Pasco nonprofit that provides home health equipment such as beds and wheelchairs added 400 square feet of storage space in part to keep up with donations as area residents clean out storage units during the Covid-19 pandemic.Premera Blue Cross donated $5,000 to the Knights Community Hospital Equipment Lend Program,...
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Consider three main parts of contract law before enforcement

April 15, 2021
Guest Contributor
What are the components of an enforceable contract?In other words, if you or your business makes an agreement with another person or entity, what makes the agreement enforceable?Let’s review of some of the technical and practical considerations for contract enforcement.Must it be in writing?The general rule is that a contract...
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Weightlifter-owned gym combines science, nutrition and just the right machine

April 15, 2021
Jeff Morrow
Valentino Robles played basketball during his high school days in Pasco.Tino, as most people know him, never thought much back then about lifting weights.“I hated lifting weights back in high school,” he said. “I liked being skinny and agile.”But lifting weights – and helping others learn how to lift them...
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Pandemic doesn’t stunt Kennewick entrepreneur’s growth

April 15, 2021
Robin Wojtanik
“We do weddings. We do bonsai trees.”Not the typical services you might see offered together, but Brandon Andersen, owner of Bonsai Audio, has found a way to marry the two successfully.“Bonsai stands for an aesthetic. It’s a small work of art that’s also alive,” he said.The Kennewick man’s lucrative business...
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Local Pumpkin thrives as Covid-19 propels demand for food delivery

March 15, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
Cathy and John Franklin were vacationing with family in Arizona one year ago and watching television when former President Donald Trump advised citizens to avoid groups of more than 10.As the couple watched the president and Dr. Anthony Fauci address the Covid-19 threat, they felt the weight of the coming...
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New $22M Trios birthing center speeds up plans for recovery center

March 15, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
Trios Health is moving its birthing center to Southridge, a move that could accelerate plans to transform the former Kennewick General Hospital into a detoxification and recovery center for Tri-Citians facing drug addiction and mental health disorders.If everything comes together, the birthing center and Two Rivers Rehabilitation Center both will...
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National Guard digs in on $15M Richland readiness center

March 15, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
It took 10 years of meticulous planning, but a modern take on a military armory is taking shape in north Richland.The Washington Army National Guard is building a $15 million, 40,000-square-foot readiness center at Horn Rapids Industrial Park to serve a 150-member Stryker Infantry Unit.It will be ready by spring...
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Richland High grad is a ski, backcountry safety legend

March 15, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
One of Paul Baugher’s favorite memories of growing up in Richland involves snow.On the rare occasions it accumulated, Baugher and his friends would slip into smooth-soled shoes and hold onto the bumper of a slow-moving car as it pulled them across compact snow and ice.The child nearest the tailpipe would...
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Longtime librarian plans to read more in retirement

March 15, 2021
TCAJOB Staff
Tom MoakTom Moak started his career at Mid-Columbia Libraries before the age of the internet.He joined the library district in 1979, back when there were no library cards, and customers signed a three-ring binder when checking out books and materials.There were 16mm films, mostly educational, art prints and 33 1/3 ...
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Party supply company sees ebbs, flows of Tri-City hospitality sector

March 15, 2021
Kristina Lord
A third-generation rental store owner isn’t looking to the future with the fear she felt a year ago.Today, she’s planning with Covid-19 in mind. And it appears so are her customers.“Right now, customers are booking with the mandates in place, so they know what they’re dealing with. Last year, they...
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