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Milkshakes And Burgers Still Come Out Of The Window At These 10 Old Washington Burger Stands
A burger stand in Washington has been flipping patties since 1949, and its menu still looks a lot like the first one. That means Truman was president when someone ordered the very first cheeseburger through that window. Another stand on this list stays open until 3 AM on weekends. One...
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Wind advisory Friday
A Wind Advisory is in effect for the Northern Foothills of the Blues from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, with south winds of 25 to 35 mph and gusts up to 50 mph. Patchy fog returns overnight, showers move in Friday afternoon and evening, and widespread rain returns Sunday morning before overnight rain becomes light snow in the Blues and Cascades through Monday morning.
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Fruit processor fined for failing to meet recycled plastic requirements
A Yakima Valley fruit processor is facing a fine of more than $20,000 for failing to use recycled plastic in any of its packaging materials. Tree Top Inc., which is headquartered in Selah, was one of eight companies fined more than $10,000 each by the state Department of Ecology for failing to meet a 2021 state law that now requires a minimum of 15% post-consumer recycled content in items such as single-use beverage containers.
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Trusting the process for processing apples
Northwest growers find niche, efficiencies in process market. Efrain Vargas checks quality in bins of Ambrosia apples grown specifically for processing in September at Fuller Orchards in Tieton, Washington, an organic farm that has pivoted to the process market to stay profitable. (Ross Courtney/Good Fruit Grower) Dan Fuller has shifted from fresh pack to the processor market, variety by variety, over the past 15 years. Dan Fuller He’s almost 100 percent processing now and doesn’t plan to return. “I just can’t picture how good it would have to get before I would change back,” said Fuller, a second-generation Tieton, Washington, orchardist. Fuller has about 125 acres of apples, […]