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Legislature deadlock stalls bills affecting Tri-City businesses

May 15, 2017
John Stang
Hirst ruling, family leave, B&O tax among stalled billsThe heavy lifting still has to be done on a pair of state bills that will greatly affect Tri-City area businesses — dealing with the Washington Supreme Court’s Hirst ruling and installing paid family leave.Washington’s Legislature is deadlocked on almost every budget...
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High school students test their business knowledge in Junior Achievement contest

May 15, 2017
Guest Contributor
By Melissa HeatonPasco High’s Purple Powerhouse team earned bragging rights, cash and a traveling trophy after showcasing their business savvy during Junior Achievement’s 10th annual High-Tech Business Challenge.[blockquote quote="Connecting students to the ‘real world’ of business – that is one of our priorities." source="Dana Munn, program specialist with Junior Achievement...
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Water2Wine Cruises providing lunch, dinner aboard yacht

May 15, 2017
Jessica Hoefer
Cruises depart from Richland’s Columbia Point MarinaWhen you have more than three decades of experience in the cruise industry, you’re bound to cross paths with the same people more than once.Jay Denney and Dave Landis did so on several occasions—in different ports and on different boats—over a period of 17...
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Travel company offering guided tours through Tri-Cities, region

May 15, 2017
Elsie Puig
Roads2Travel offers trips focusing on taste, historyWhen Bob Christensen retired after a career in telecommunications and traveling between Washington and Southeast Asia, he knew exactly what he wanted to do.His love for traveling and culture led him to open his own tourism business.“I was born and raised in Oregon so...
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Fishing charters help anglers land salmon, sturgeon, walleye, steelhead

May 15, 2017
Audra Distifeno
Experts recommend researching guide options to get most out of tripDropping a line into the rivers around the Tri-Cities to catch salmon, sturgeon, walleye or steelhead has launched a handful of fishing charter businesses around the Tri-Cities.[blockquote quote="I take pride in making the best trip possible for my clients." source="Dave...
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Washington state wine industry marks 30-year milestone

May 15, 2017
Guest Contributor
Wineries, winegrowers experiencing explosive growth since wine commission formed in 1987By Heather BradshawThis year marks the 30th anniversary of the Washington State Wine Commission, a marketing, communications and research organization that represents every licensed winery and every wine grape grower in the state. In 1987, early industry visionaries saw the...
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Tri-Fun offers solution to ‘nothing to do in the Tri-Cities’ complaints

May 15, 2017
Elsie Puig
Annual membership includes access to 12 different venues around the Tri-City area[blockquote quote="It’s about creating those memories and sharing those experiences." source="Preston House, owner of Tri-Fun" align="right" max_width="300px"]Planning a staycation in the Tri-Cities this summer?A new membership-based business called Tri-Fun aims to give families affordable access to 12 unique entertainment venues...
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Kennewick small business named DOE Protégé of the Year

May 15, 2017
Jeff Morrow
I-3 Global provides IT services to MSA Kris Lapp doesn’t know how to say no.“My willingness to say yes keeps things going,” said Lapp, 35, a Kamiakin High School graduate. “I’ve always said if ever presented an amazing opportunity, say, ‘Yes,’ and we’ll figure out how to do it later.”Because...
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Calling all forklift drivers: Test your skills at regional tryouts

May 4, 2017
TCAJOB Staff
Driving a forklift may look easy, but driving one safely requires the right training and experience. Professional forklift drivers from across the state are invited to demonstrate their skills in regional tryouts in Spokane and Seattle. Top finishers will take part in the statewide Forklift Rodeo in September.The Spokane regional...
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Open house set for May 10 on Southridge interchange proposals

May 4, 2017
TCAJOB Staff
Three proposed changes to improve the safety and access of Kennewick’s Highway 395-Ridgeline Drive intersection will be unveiled at a May 10 open house.The meeting about the intersection is at 4:30 p.m. in the Southridge High School library, 3520 Southridge Blvd., Kennewick.Over the past several months, the consulting team of...
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