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Tri-City business backers oppose governor’s tax, dam removal proposals

January 13, 2019
John Stang
Gov. Jay Inslee’s proposed capital gains tax has dominated the headlines. But his less-ballyhooed proposal to increase business-and-occupation taxes might have a bigger effect on the Tri-Cities, while having a greater impact on the state budget.These two tax proposals, plus a proposed study on removing the four lower Snake River dams,...
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1,000 federal workers in state apply for benefits amid shutdown 

January 8, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
The state's Employment Security Department has received unemployment benefits applications from about 1,000 workers since the beginning of the partial government shutdown last month.The applications include furloughed workers and those who were laid off for other reasons.Federal workers furloughed due to the shutdown may apply for unemployment benefits while they...
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Department of Revenue offers free webinar about business taxes Jan. 9

January 2, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
Small business owners can learn about Washington excise taxes, reporting classifications, deductions, sales tax collection and record-keeping requirements during a free webinar on Jan. 9.The state Department of Revenue is offering a free live training session for new and small business owners from 10 to 11 a.m.A facilitator will answer...
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Kennewick Sears store to close in March

December 28, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
The Kennewick Sears store steered clear of three national closure lists this year but its luck has run out.The most recent list of 80 store closures includes the one at Columbia Center mall. The closure also affects Sears Auto Center, which will close in January, according to the company.All affected...
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IRS raises business mileage rates for 2019

December 19, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
The standard mileage rates for using a car for business purposes will be going up in the new year.The Internal Revenue Service's 2019 optional standard mileage rates -- which also apply to vans, pickups or panel trucks -- are used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for...
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Tri-City credit union adds art to Highway 395 corridor

December 18, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
A dynamic new sculpture at the corner of 19th Avenue and Highway 395 is a Tri-City credit union’s gift to the communityTri-CU (pronounced Tri-Q) recently unveiled “Ovation,” a 10-foot tall stainless steel and acrylic sculpture mounted on a pole to swing like a weathervane.The credit union, formerly known as Tri-Cities...
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New $3.4M Pasco hangar to house atmospheric radiation research aircraft

December 18, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
Construction is underway on a new $3.4 million hangar for the Department of Energy’s Atmospheric Radiation Measurement aerial facility.The 18,240-square-foot, pre-engineered metal building will provide an operations base for the ARM aerial facility, operated for DOE by the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. The facility has been based at the Tri-Cities...
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Professionals-in-training practice poise under pressure

December 13, 2018
Kristina Lord
They worked the room like a boss.They extended their hands and gave a firm shake.They smiled and made eye contact as they introduced themselves.They asked thoughtful questions — and listened to the responses.When another person asked, “Do you mind if I join your conversation?” They replied, “Not at all. We...
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$1.9M land sale pending for packaging plant

December 13, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
A Midwest paper processing giant is preparing to build a large manufacturing plant in the Horn Rapids area of Richland, bringing with it about 150 family-wage jobs.Packaging Corporation of America, based in Illinois, is set to close on 42 acres in the Horn Rapids Industrial Park.The sale of the city-owned...
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New owners of Kennewick apartments to invest $19.8M to overhaul 455 units

December 13, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
A massive remodel totaling $19.8 million in improvements is underway at the Heatherstone Apartments in Kennewick, where work will continue through late spring 2020.All 38 residential buildings will receive interior and exterior renovations, including new roofs, siding, parking lots, garage space and landscaping. For the individual units, tenants will benefit...
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