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Grocery stores offer special shopping times for seniors

April 10, 2020
TCAJOB Staff
Grocery storesaround the Tri-Cities have set aside special shopping times for senior citizensand other vulnerable populations more susceptible to the coronavirus.We’ve checkedwith several local stores to update this list, but it’s probably a good ideafor customers to double-check hours before heading out.Grocery storesoffering special senior shopping hours include:Albertsons: 7-9 a.m....
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Staying at home? Why not plant a garden?

April 10, 2020
Kristina Lord
Royceann Taft knows there’s solace to be found in thegarden.The Master Gardener who lives in Kennewick said anyone cantap into it, especially in times of isolation or stress.“I have seen research that says that being out in the soiland sun is very, very good for your immune system. Not just...
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Lost your job? Workforce council stands ready to help

April 2, 2020
Guest Contributor
By Tiffany ScottThe Benton-Franklin Workforce Development Council is designated by Gov. Jay Inslee as a local/regional workforce development area. We are responsible for convening and coordinating local workforce development programs and activities through a certified American Job Center called WorkSource Columbia Basin. In addition, we oversee TC Futures, a youth and young adult outreach, in partnership with the local Educational Service District 123. The BFWDC is closely monitoring the impact of COVID-19 on our local community. We are committed to supporting those individuals...
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Pasco’s historic Moore Mansion sells for $2.7 million

March 30, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
Pasco’s storied Moore Mansion is starting a new chapter after being sold by the couple who saved it from demolition.Debra and Brad Peck sold the historic mansion to a Kennewick couple who will run it as a residence and event center. The Pecks and the new owners will collaborate to...
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Interactive map shows how well (or not) we’re social distancing

March 24, 2020
TCAJOB Staff
By TCAJOBWashington state earned a B in social distancing, a better grade than Benton and Franklin counties’.Benton earned a C. Franklin got an F.The March 24 scores come from Unacast, a company that collects and analyzes smartphone GPS location data to compile a “Social Distancing Scoreboard.”It scores state and county level...
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Grocery Outlet opens in Richland

March 24, 2020
TCAJOB Staff
The much-anticipated Grocery Outlet Bargain Market has opened at Richland’s Vintner Square, 2901 Queensgate Drive. The store debuted March 24 with 30 employees.The newly built store joins the Target-anchored shopping complex at Queensgate and Duportail Drive. It is the third Grocery Outlet in the Tri-Cities, joining sisters in Kennewick and Pasco. The new location is independently owned and operated by Nikki and Mike Sims.“This...
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Tri-Citians urged to donate N95 respirators, food, cash. Here’s how to help

March 19, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
Tri-City businesses and nonprofits are rallying the community to support hospitals, health care workers, seniors and families struggling to secure the resources they need to combat the spread of coronavirus, which causes the deadly COVID-19.Here are some of the ways to help.O’Brien Construction collects respiratorsO’Brien Construction is challenging contractors to...
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Chamber, tourism bureau offer businesses way to tell public they’re open

March 18, 2020
TCAJOB Staff
“Open for Business” is the battle cry of the Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce and Visit Tri-Cities. The two business entities have launched separate sites with the same branding, “Open for Business,” to give area businesses a place to tell customers how they are adapting to severe measures designed to slow the...
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UPDATE: Washington adding more than 2,000 hospital beds in coronavirus fight

March 18, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
The COVID-19 pandemic is exacerbating a health crisis that has claimed more than 120 rural hospitals in recent years. As Washington residents adapt to Gov. Jay Inslee’s Stay Home Stay Healthy order to stay home to contain the spread of coronavirus, the state is racing to add more hospital beds to handle the influx of patients. The Washington...
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Tri-Citians asked to step up to adopt a small business, plus other updates

March 18, 2020
TCAJOB Staff
A Leadership Tri-Cities graduate is calling on his fellow grads to adopt a small business to help them survive the coronavirus outbreak and mandatory business closures.John Roach, a member of the 17th class, proposed that each of the program’s previous classes regroup to adopt a business that’s struggling to stay...
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