Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun – the original voice of the community.
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Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun – the original voice of the community.
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
SUNNYSIDE —Widespread reports of a cruising convoy of truckers rolling throughout neighborhoods beaming their joyful message of holiday hopefulness, radiated from every colorful bulb which adorned their festive rigs and trailers, have now been officially confirmed by local eyewitnesses.
ZILLAH — While the inside of Eugene and Margarita ‘Maggie’ Dawson’s home was brimming with holiday cheer, the outside of their house was buzzing with its own activity – a full extension of their home to accommodate their adopted nieces and nephews.
GRANDVIEW — Bundled up against the Sunday afternoon chill, small young people and their youth pastor take turns as bell ringers while singing carols to Safeway with all shoppers stopping to drop donations in Salvation Army red kettles.
ZILLAH — While families searched the five-acre farm for the perfect holiday tree, the joyful, Triangle Christmas Tree Farm experience was shared with each Douglas fir selected for harvest, creating a symbolic bond inspired to make a long-standing tradition for generations to come.
Tesla, a two-year-old Saint Bernard, checks out Sunday’s dusting of snow, the first of winter 2020, along the Yakima River in Prosser. The snow only lasted half a day, but it definitely won’t be the last snow of winter.
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
YAKIMA — The COVID-19 Grinch was no match for the joyful spirit which transformed the State Fair Park and fairgrounds into a drive-thru Holiday Light Fest as more than 1,000 vehicles navigated the nearly 20 miles of colorful bulbs and 12 lively scenes on Saturday night, Nov. 28.
GRANDVIEW — Wreaths Across America Day (WAA) will be proceeding forward in tandem with recently modified health protocols in place to uphold the decade long tradition for honoring the lives and sacrifices made by local veterans — the remembrance ceremony will begin at 9 a.m., Grandview Cemetery on Saturday, Dec. 19.
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
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