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Successful libel lawsuits can be complex

December 13, 2018
Guest Contributor
By Beau RuffWhen a person conveys false or misleading information about another person or entity, the injured party has a potential cause of action (lawsuit) against the offending individual. Regrettably, most people misunderstand this cause of action and the requirements for a successful lawsuit. An aggrieved person may feel slighted...
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Longtime Pasco trophy shop strives to make lasting memories

December 13, 2018
Jeff Morrow
For Mark Howell, the key to running a successful business is more than just making gobs of money.As the owner of Sandy’s Trophies in Pasco, Howell believes caring a lot about people is just as, if not more important, than the bottom line.He and his first wife bought the established...
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Customers hungry for hams find tasty fare in Kennewick

December 13, 2018
Jeff Morrow
Almost one year to the date Vivian Terrell opened the Tri-Cities’ first HoneyBaked Ham Café, the entrepreneur feels the business has been a success.“I feel good. I’d give this last year an 8,” said Terrell, on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being the best.A steady stream of...
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IRS launches Instagram account to reach young adults

December 13, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
To reach more young adults the IRS decided to meet them on their own turf with the launch of its new Instagram account @irsnews.About a third of U.S. adults use Instagram and check their accounts at least once a day, according to the Pew Research Center.One of the IRS’s taxpayer-friendly...
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Gesa announces merger plans with Seattle-based credit union

December 10, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
Gesa Credit Union and Seattle-based Inspirus Credit Union have announced plans to merge, but it’s not yet clear what the combined organization’s name will be.“Inspirus and Gesa Credit Union are proud of their individual brands but recognize it may not serve the purposes of a newly created, statewide credit union....
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West Richland library moves into temporary home during remodeling project

December 10, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
West Richland’s library will be closed Dec. 11-12 to move into a temporary home through spring 2019 while the building receives more than $306,000 in improvements.The temporary branch will operate out of the city of West Richland’s former public works building, behind the library at 3803 W. Van Giesen St....
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2 Kennewick companies named finalists for statewide awards

November 26, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
Two Kennewick companies are among the finalists for the Association of Washington Business’ third annual Evening of Excellence awards.Carbitex LLC of Kennewick is a finalist for the Connect Award, which recognizes a business whose products and/or services have positively affected the way in which Washington employers and communities are connected...
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Nonprofit to build group homes for developmentally disabled adults

November 14, 2018
Arielle Dreher
A nonprofit’s new Kennewick development aims to offer more housing options for developmentally disabled adults in the Tri-City area. The 1.7-acre dirt and asphalt lot with a community garden in the corner is the future home of Carmina’s Place, a cluster of five community group homes for adults living...
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Tyson announces $36M expansion during statewide manufacturing tour

November 14, 2018
Laura Kostad
As an Association of Washington Business bus rolled into the parking lot of Tyson Fresh Meats bright and early on a recent morning in Wallula, many of the cattle slaughterhouse and beef processing plant’s 1,400 workers were arriving for work.Even more people will be joining them at their job site...
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New $6.1 million memory care home coming to Southridge

November 14, 2018
Kristina Lord
A $6.1 million facility offering a Montessori-based approach to memory loss care will open next fall in Kennewick.Called Windsong at Southridge, the 36,202-square-foot building will feature 56 private studio apartments, each with their own private bathroom and shower.It will be on four acres at 4000 24th Ave., off Highway 395...
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