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Gallo buys Hogue Cellars, other regional wineries

April 12, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
E. & J. Gallo Winery is the new owner of Prosser’s Hogue Cellars.Gallo announced April 3 that it has entered into an agreement with Constellation Brands Inc. to buy more than 30 wine and spirits brands, along with six winemaking facilities in Washington, California and New York.More than 30 brands...
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Get fit to prevent falls is focus of new Benton County program

April 12, 2019
Kristina Lord
EnhanceFitness classes focus on reducing fallsWhen Zenaida Myers of Pascotook her 87-year-old mother to a new fitness class, she wasn’t planning to participate.But the 65-year-old said sheand her mom both have benefited from the balance and strengthening class calledEnhanceFitness.She said her mother MariaAustria of Kennewick fell three times last year,...
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Horse race season gallops to starting gates

April 12, 2019
Jeff Morrow
Season set to open April 27 with three weekends of racingThe snowystart to this year’s horse racing season delayed training for more than a monthat Sun Downs Race Track in Kennewick. It also postponed the start of the annual six-day meet at Sun Downs.Butdon’t despair, horse race fans, the season...
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Homebuilder leaves $9.2M in debts after bankruptcy

April 10, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Contractors, suppliers admitted they allowed chronic-nonpayment for work done around the Tri-CitiesA well-known Tri-City homebuilder has filed for bankruptcy, leaving homeowners, contractors and suppliers scrambling to file lawsuits and liens in hopes of recovering their portion of the $9.2 million owed to secured and unsecured creditors. Marco Solferino is seeking Chapter...
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Electrical companies fined for unlicensed work across state, in Tri-Cities

April 10, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
A Minnesota company and several of its subcontractors are facing fines of $273,000 from the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries for nearly 600 instances of making illegal repairs at large retailers across Washington, including in Kennewick and Richland.Bailiwick Services LLC of Chaska, Minnesota,subcontracted with five other companies to move electrical...
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Milne plant reports ammonia leak, school closes as precaution

April 8, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
A Prosser fruit and vegetable processorreported an ammonia leak over the weekend that prompted the temporary closureof a nearby elementary school.Milne Fruit Products detected the leak at 6:45 a.m. April 7 in one of the plant’s tank rooms. A news release from the company said staff immediately sealed the room...
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3 businesses honored with chamber’s top awards

March 27, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
The Tri-City RegionalChamber of Commerce announced its Business on a Roll Awardwinners March 27 during its annual meeting and awards luncheon inKennewick.Winners were Knutzen Engineering of Kennewick (10or fewer employees), Petersen Hastingsof Kennewick (11 to 50 employees) and GravisLaw of Richland (more than 50 employees).The awardsrecognize businesses achieving success in 2018.Awardrecipients are businesses...
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Tri-City area taxpayers get some of biggest returns in state

March 27, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
Taxpayers in Franklin andBenton counties collect some of the biggest tax returns in the state.The two counties ranked among the top 10 of the state’s 39 counties with the highest amount of tax refunds, according to SmartAsset, an online financial technology company.Franklin County ranked No. 3on the list, with the...
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Sale pending for prime Richland commercial development

March 13, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
A sale is pending for a sizable commercial propertyadjacent to the Columbia River at the north end of Columbia Center Boulevard,within Richland’s city limits. Two tenants vacated the 101,000-square-foot Rivers EdgePlaza in the last year, including anchor tenant Chuck E. Cheese andAll-American Gymnastics. Neither space has been filled in the...
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Rezone would pave way for Richland housing, school

March 13, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Hundreds of acres north of the Queensgate Drive shoppingarea are poised to be rezoned by the city of Richland to pave the way forfuture development and a new school. The 314-acre parcel, which has been owned by Washingtonsince its statehood, is currently zoned agricultural. The state Department of Natural Resources...
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