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Articles by Robin Wojtanik

May 3 eyed fish render

Richland wine bar remodel to coincide with roadwork project

May 14, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
A restaurant with a popular outdoor patio wouldn’t typically choose to schedule a temporary closure just as warm weather is setting in. But since there’s never an ideal time to shut down a business, the owner of 3 Eyed Fish Wine Bar determined she had the best chance for future...
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May fiesta staff

Fiesta Mexican Restaurant to open Richland location

May 14, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
The Tri-Cities soon will have a Fiesta Mexican Restaurant in each city, as the longtime owners prepare to open a third restaurant, this time in the Queensgate Drive shopping plaza.Isidro Ortiz owns the restaurants with his mother, Teresa Ortiz, having launched their first one in downtown Pasco in 2001.Since then,...
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Ag overview potato harvest

Leading producers: Agriculture adds billions to state’s economy

May 6, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Washington state is an agricultural powerhouse, leading the nation in the production of apples, grapes, cherries, pears, hops and blueberries.Supplying the world with millions of tons of apples each year, Washington fills nearly two-thirds of the entire apple market in the United States.It’s expected the current planted acreage of wine...
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Vines reign supreme: State boasts viticulture advantage

May 6, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Growing high-quality wine grapes that become award-winning wine and millions of tons of juice grapes that become America’s best-known grape juices make up the viticulture industry in Washington state.Washington’s massive grape crop is among the 10 highest-valued crops in the state, ranking ninth in 2016, according to the U.S. Department...
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Steady growth: Wine grape demand nearly outpaces supply

May 6, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Washington has developed a reputation for over-delivering on the quality of wine as it relates to the price of the bottle, creating an increasing demand for the state’s wine grapes.“You can’t make good wine with bad grapes,” said Vicky Sharlau, executive director of the Washington Winegrowers Association.In the past five...
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Juice concord grape harvesting at ryan schilperoort farms

Concord costs: The quest to keep juice grapes profitable

May 6, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Washington produces more juice grapes than any other state in the nation, fueling the building blocks for not just juice, but also jelly, fruit leather and syrup.Despite sitting atop the U.S. supply, the state acreage of juice grapes has declined slightly in the past several years. People aren’t buying juice...
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April boost jadwin

Richland developers planning to add apartments to city’s core

April 12, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
A Richland company has an ambitious goal of bringing city-dwellers back to the central downtown area, to places either dominated by businesses or abandoned altogether.This includes high-profile locations in The Parkway and along Jadwin Avenue and George Washington Way, including the controversial pit at the gateway to the city.“The goal...
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April reconveyance

Federal transfer of shoreline control may come this year

April 12, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
“Imagine the possibilities.”That’s what Brad Fisher ponders when he considers what the Columbia River shoreline could look like if it was in the hands of local jurisdictions and not the federal government.The senior vice president of RBC Wealth Management has teamed up with retired U.S. Congressman Doc Hastings and Gary...
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April tour de coop

Backyard chicken coop tour eggs on wannabe beak owners

April 12, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Tour De Coop event on April 21 offers scoop on a dozen coopsAnnette Pederson scooped up the fluffy yellow chicks that had just arrived at Kennewick’s Basin Feed and Supply to start her first foray into raising chickens.“I’m looking forward to fresh eggs, recycling all my food scraps, bug control...
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April frost me sweet

Richland’s Frost Me Sweet cooks up expansion plans

April 11, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Popular eatery and bakery to double in size, offer new dessertsFrost Me Sweet, a popular Richland bakery and eatery, is poised to expand by doubling the size of its restaurant seating and offering more dessert choices.Owners Megan and Jason Savely recently bought the building next door to their restaurant that was...
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