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Q&A with Kimberly L. Harper

February 13, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
Columbia Basin College’s 2019 Martin Luther King Jr. Spirit Award winnerCompany/business/agency: U.S.Department of Energy’s Office of Science – Pacific Northwest SiteOffice/Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (DOE-SC/PNNL)Tell us about your team:  PNSO is a small staff of 30-plus people. Iwork with a team of five scientists and engineers.  Kimberly L. Harper, Physical...
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Manufacturing jobs on the rise in Benton, Franklin counties

February 13, 2019
Jessica Hoefer
Regional manufacturing jobs to grow 1.84 percent this yearManufacturing jobs in Benton andFranklin counties are expected to grow at a faster rate than the state averageas food manufacturing rebounds in 2019. Locally, there are more than 8,100manufacturing jobs, which accounts for about 7 percent of total nonfarmemployment in 2018, according...
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Richland company adds new manufacturing plant, robotic automation

February 13, 2019
Elsie Puig
Plastic Injection Molding expansion allows for improved capacity, speedA north Richland company is poised forgrowth with the addition of a new 28,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in theback of its existing building that includes a 4,000-square-foot mezzanine.Plastic Injection Molding Inc.manufactures filter body parts for agricultural irrigation, special parts formedical diagnostic equipment, and...
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PNNL collaborates with medical isotope producers

February 13, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
Partnership to ensure continued nuclear explosion monitoringMedical isotopes are used daily around the world tovisualize and diagnose cancer, heart disease and other seriousailments. However, their production can emit gasses that, while posing nodanger to the public, have features that look similar to those produced by anuclear explosion.The Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest...
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Picture Yourself provides create-it-yourself studio space

February 13, 2019
Jeff Morrow
Family-owned business also offers photography classesJim and Karen Pridemore have opened anew business at 627 The Parkway in Richland that aims to create lastingmemories.Picture Yourself is acreate-it-yourself studio for photography and videography in which customerscan rent studio time by the hour or pay for a monthly membership.The company offers various...
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Pasco trenching company buys longtime septic tank business

February 13, 2019
Jeff Morrow
C and E Trenching has been digging dirt for 25 yearsCurtis Wray can be pretty self-effacingand humble.When asked what he sees his company, Cand E Trenching LLC and himself doing in five years, he said he doesn’t knowhow to do anything else.His father, Everett Wray, bought thebusiness in 1994 —...
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Legislative session focused on spending, taxes

February 13, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Kris JohnsonThe66th Legislature convened Jan. 14 and is slated to end April 28. During thattime, the top job for lawmakers is to craft the state’s two-year operatingbudget.Thegood news is they have record tax collections to work with — more than  $50 billion for the 2019-21 budget cycle.Kris Johnson, Association...
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Seeking love online? Be careful to protect your heart, wallet

February 13, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
This Valentine’s Day and beyond, millions of Americans are meetingothers on matchmaking websites, dating apps and social media. But not all thosenew connections are meant to be, as 37 percent of Washington residents polledin a new AARP survey (aarp.org/onlineromancescams)reported that they, a family member or a friend have encountered attemptedfinancial scams...
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Read between the leaves: Tea is good brew for you

February 13, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Marilou SheaDidyou know that for every cup of coffee consumed daily in the world three cups oftea are consumed? Or that next to water, tea is the most consumed beverage theworld over? There are more than 1,500 varieties of tea varying in color andtaste. Consumers today are beginning to...
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Local or out-of-town attorney? Go local

February 13, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Beau RuffWhen businesses need attorneys to assist on either day-to-day matters (e.g. labor and employment issues) or once-in-a-lifetime matters (e.g. selling the business), the business will need to choose whether to engage and rely upon local counsel or seek the services of an attorney located in a larger metropolitan...
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