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Classroom Makeover: Congratulations Jackie Ives!
RICHLAND, Wash. Jackie Ives of River’s Edge High School is this month’s Classroom Makeover winner, presented by STCU. Ives has built her classroom around connection, creativity and giving students the freedom to take ownership of their learning. “I love the small class sizes, so we really get to...
MyNorthwest.com
8 Washington casinos will stay open, preserving 850 jobs, Maverick Gaming owner says
About 850 casino workers across Washington are expected to keep their jobs as Maverick Gaming owner Eric Persson moves to buy back eight casinos identified in closure notices. Persson told KIRO Newsradio the casinos will remain open during the ownership transition. He expects the purchase to close in about three weeks and said workers will be rehired by the new company.
winebulletin.net
Elegant and a Little Nervy: Doug Frost’s Echolands Bet on Walla Walla
Doug Frost has spent 30 years judging other people’s wine. Now he has to live with his own. That is a different kind of pressure for a man who holds both the Master of Wine and Master Sommelier titles, and still picks wines apart for a living. The story...
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The Enormous Flea Market In Washington Where $40 Fills Your Whole Car
The Pasco Flea Market in Pasco, Washington is where the real shopping happens, and your wallet will actually thank you for showing up. There’s something almost rebellious about a place that refuses to take itself too seriously. No polished floors, no piped-in elevator music, no store associate asking if...
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My Problem with the New Reid Cafe Layout
As every new Walla Walla resident comes to learn, food options are dicey when the light gets low. This forlorn town would be a food desert if it weren’t for Whitman’s one and only Reid Cafe. Some students wonder when the Michelin star is going to be awarded. Others feel a bit different. Interviews with nearby patrons reveal shocking truths: “I swear I’ve seen people go in and never come back out,” said Mac Dongle.