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Here’s an interesting statistic: Jobs in trade fields will account for one-third of all new jobs by the end of next year.
Our Native communities are making it clear; they will no longer suffer in silence. Just last week, community members gathered in Toppenish for a vigil to remember and honor the missing and murdered indigenous women (MMIW) of our region and across the country.
After nearly a year of remote Zoom meetings due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Sunnyside School District School Board held its first in-person meeting before 10 community audience members at SHS gym Monday night.
Why didn’t Governor Jay Inslee look at our South Central data for new hospitalizations and think something was wrong: the Washington State Department of Health didn’t review the information and see any discrepancy, which prevented the only state region from moving to Phase 2 Thursday, Feb. 11.
To the editor — We are transitioning to a new presidential administration which is taking the threat of climate change seriously.
As we enter week six of this year’s legislative session, the debate over our state’s budgets is heating up. It’s important you know the facts.
Hydropower and hydroelectric dams have truly transformed our region into what it is today. Central Washington and much of the Pacific Northwest is naturally arid, but with the construction of federal water infrastructure, it has transformed into a productive agricultural region with a growing population and an increasingly successful, diverse business community.
To the editor — We were on the internet when we first heard reports about an angry mob at the Capitol on Jan. 6.
To the editor — Jan. 6, 2021 will forever be a day that lives in infamy; when President Donald Trump attacked the Capitol and attempted a coup to change the results of a presidential election that he had lost.
To the editor — We applaud the courage of Reps. Liz Cheney and Dan Newhouse for their votes to impeach President Trump for inciting the Jan. 6 violent attack on the Capitol.
Central Washington is one of the most agriculturally rich and diverse regions in the United States. Since coming to Congress, I have had the honor of representing our agricultural producers, advocating for strong trade agreements and market protection measures, and securing the tools and resources our state needs to remain at the cutting edge of agriculture innovation.
Government shouldn’t be able to give away something it doesn’t own. But that’s what happened when Gov. Jay Inslee stopped property owners from evicting non-paying tenants. He took something of value from the landlords and gave it to the tenants.
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