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Kennewick company fined $5,000 for housing discrimination against veteran

March 14, 2018
John Stang
Celski & Associates said incident stems from misunderstanding of an acronymA Kennewick property management firm was one of eight state corporations recently hit with allegation of illegal housing discrimination against veterans by the Washington Attorney General’s Office.However, Jason Celski, owner of Celski & Associates, said the incident stems from an employee at an apartment complex not understanding an acronym when asked whether a prospective tenant could use Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing, or VASH, vouchers.VASH...
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CSS Farms to rebuild Pasco onion shed destroyed by fire

March 14, 2018
Laura Kostad
CSS Farms is eager to rebuild its 7,500-ton capacity onion storage shed in Pasco in anticipation of the fast-approaching growing season after a fire destroyed millions of last season’s red onions, many of which were committed to customers through April.“We hope to rebuild for the 2018 season,” said Reagan Grabner,...
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Mar wineharvest

Washington wine grape harvest falls short of record

March 14, 2018
Guest Contributor
By Andy PerdueAs predicted last fall, Washington’s wine grape crop fell short of record numbers, according to the annual harvest report recently released by the Washington State Wine Commission.The total crushed last fall added up to 227,000 tons, down considerably from 2016, when winemakers crushed a record 270,000 tons. Even...
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Senske wins Sammy Award for entrepreneurial leadership

March 14, 2018
Laura Kostad
The owner of Senske Services in Kennewick received the Sam Volpentest Entrepreneurial Leadership “Sammy” Award at the Richland Rotary Club’s 22nd annual awards luncheon.Chris Senske said he accepted the award Feb. 27 on behalf of his 500 employees.“As an entrepreneur, you come up with the dreams of what you want...
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Defense secretary honors Richland surgeon with public service medal

March 14, 2018
Laura Kostad
A Richland doctor’s legacy across the globe for treating trauma fractures in impoverished countries recently earned him a federal public service award.Secretary of Defense James Mattis, a Richland native, presented the Department of Defense Medal for Distinguished Public Service to Dr. Lewis Zirkle on Feb. 26 at SIGN Fracture Care...
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Mar dr. merrifield

Richland clinic’s facials help to pay for children’s book series illustrator

March 14, 2018
Laura Kostad
Doctor diversifies integrative medical practice to offer esthetic solutionsDr. Margaret Merrifield took out a $100,000 loan at age 64 to help pay for state-of-the-art machines to help patients deal with skin aging concerns.The Richland integrated medical doctor decided to diversify her practice to help pay for quality illustrators needed for...
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Community advocates chosen as Kennewick Man and Woman of Year

March 14, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
A lifelong Kennewick resident, judge and Army Reservist whose father was named Kennewick Man of the Year and a former elementary school teacher whose husband received the honor earned their own Man and Woman of the Year awards this year.Steve Osborne and Marilee Eerkes were recognized for their community service...
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B&O tax relief plan for manufacturers fails

March 14, 2018
John Stang
Maybe the second time will be the charm.A bill that would have provided tax relief to Franklin County manufacturers died during the last week of the 2018 legislative session. Now, Mid-Columbia legislators — all Republicans — will have a chance to persuade Democratic legislators have modify the bill next year to...
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Mar wsuseniorliving

WSU hospitality school rolls out Institute for Senior Living

March 14, 2018
Jessica Hoefer
A Washington State University professor knows firsthand the importance of hiring well trained, qualified “senior living” professionals.Scott Eckstein lived in an assisted living facility for a while to help settle his maternal grandparents into one. He also believes living in one may have prevented his grandmother’s death.He knows the business...
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Hospitality association’s top priority for year is tourism

March 14, 2018
Guest Contributor
By Anthony AntonI love hospitality. We are welcoming and solution-oriented, constantly finding ways to improve the experience we deliver to guests.The team here at the Washington Hospitality Association is working on solutions to policy issues that fit the needs of our industry and work for Washingtonians. Anthony AntonDuring the past...
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