Sunnyside, WA News

• Sunnyside, WA News
• Washington state to process applications for water permits
• Memorial Day tribute pays homage to local vets
• Five vehicle thefts reported to Sunnyside police
• Greyhound pair ends season at State
• Guzman brings home third-place medal for SHS from 3A State track and field meet
• Venema siblings snag three 1B State titles for Bickleton High Pirates
• Major test for sophomores this Thursday
• Doctor encourages bilingual students to work hard, excel
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• Homeless students to be more fully accounted for in Sunnyside
• New health center to be named in honor of longtime drug intervention specialist
• SHS, MHS Baccalaureate planned for June 7
• Former police chief earns recognition
• Mabton FFA students honored
• 102nd annual Alder Creek Pioneer Picnic and Rodeo the weekend of June 8-10
• Full slate of activities for Mabton's annual festival
• Local thespians earn nominations at Seattle's 5th Avenue Theater
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• Guest Column
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• Jennie's Journey
• Senior project fulfills a dream
• City to ask horse owners to deal with poop
• Old SVID headquarters most endangered historic building
• Thirty-fifth annual senior follies to be staged this coming Saturday
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• Grandview one step closer to adopting critical areas ordinance
• Sunnyside schools present Golden Apple awards
• Port brief Manholes being relined by port
• Cherry field Day June 4
• SHS class of 1987 reunion meeting tomorrow
• SHS class of 2002 reunion planned
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• 'f' as in Frank
• Guest Column
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• Lower Yakima Valley's Memorial Day services this coming weekend open to all local residents
• Road closure in Sunnyside all this week
• Sunnyside looking to dump new $200,000 street sweeper
• Carnation property continues to be focus of environmental testing
• Schools superintendent responds to construction criticism
• High school evacuated following bomb threat
• Black Rock Creek alone atop senior tour standings
• Three seniors awarded Soroptimist scholarships
• Concrete, asphalt donated by businesses for new Mabton park
• Volunteer's love of advocacy turns to full-time career
• Sunnyside man building business from floor up
• Volunteers transform Sunnyside one home at a time
• Relayers walk for a cancer cure, to remember those who battled the disease
• Political office filings complete
• Volunteers sought to share their careers with students starting high school this autumn
• West Nile virus season upon us in Lower Yakima Valley
• Madrigal, Wanderscheid 'Christie Memorial' champs
• Pasillas, Ramirez pull off upset over No. 1 seeds to earn State berth
• Amaro earns 3A Regional javelin title
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• 'Click It or Ticket' celebrates 10 years of saving lives with emphasis patrols in Yakima County
• Clean record for Mabton schools audit
• Sunnyside schools receive clean audit
• Water, gang issues discussed at Sunnyside Republican Club
• Board game inventor's passion for soccer leads to new partnership with Sunnyside's Promise
• Javelin thrower to represent Mabton at 1A State meet
• City pool, parks district topics of discussion at Wednesday's meeting
• Vet's assistant loves helping animals and their owners
• 1919 Chevy truck returns home to C. Speck Motors
• Gospel music jamboree set or this Sunday
• Full slate of activities for Mabton's annual festival
• Sportsfest action returns to Prosser early in June
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• 'F' as in Frank
• Mt. Saint Helen's eruption memorialized
• Bronze Society auction planned for this Saturday
• More than dozen people lose their homes in Grandview
• Governor's husband lauds Sunnyside's effort to pay tribute to military veterans
• Sierra Vista Middle School students seeking help for trip to Washington D.C.
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• More public office filings
• Action by feds would harm ag producers...says Hastings
• Ladies play T&F contest at Black Rock Creek
• Yakima River opening this week for hatchery spring chinook fishing
• Tennis club hosting tourney here
• Cribbage event to be held this weekend at Sunnyside VFW
• Gang awareness presentation on tap at Outlook parent meeting
• Baseball registrations for youths being taken at community center
• Temp workers approved in city
• Mint growers field day June 5
• Sage advice given to Christian Women
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• Council approves strict take-home vehicle policy
• Political candidates file for public office
• Flower funding to be worked out by interim city manager
• Grandview's finest awarded
• Youth versus police basketball tourney planned
• Summer baseball program registration underway
• Greyhound pair headed to Regional tourney
• New screen print shop exceeds locals' expectations
• Sunnyside High grad ready to make his mark
• Local dealership celebrates 100 years
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• Northwest Pipeline cleaning up local area's meter station properties
• Senior project yields class gift for SHS grads
• Salmeron will lead six-man SHS crew at 3A Regional meet
• Grizzlies' season comes to a close at Regional playoff against Mt. Spokane
• Herrera, Lara standouts for 'Hounds at 2A District competition
• Shafer, Prieto, relay squad earn Regional berths for Grandview
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• Mother's Day message
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• What's Happening
• Entertainment line-up set for 2012 Central Washington State Fair
• Candidate filing period begins May 14
• Five Greyhounds advance at District
• Six Vikings earn District meet berths
• Acorns tough nut to crack for Sunnyside Christian Knights
• Loving Sunnyside Initiative home transformations set for week from this Saturday
• Telephone town hall meeting allows constituents to grill 15th District legislators
• Water forecast good this year
• Chrysler recall on 2011-12 Dodge Chargers has minimum impact on Sunnyside Police Department
• New CEO named at Sunnyside hospital
• SHS class of 2008 co-valedictorian thriving at UW
• Regional tourney loss to Eastmont Wildcats puts Grizzlies in must-win game Saturday
• Local students earn dean's list honors at UW
• Conference set for May 19
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• Mabton Council eyes possibility of restoring historical school site
• Top SHS academic achievers named from 2012 graduating class
• Highland ends Mabton's season
• Lucas moving on to Regional tourney
• SHS girls earn first win of the season, 4-3
• Grandview bound for Regionals!
• Grizzlies get by Greyhounds, 6-1
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• Jennie's Journey
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• Sunnyside water, sewer rates likely will rise in future
• Building starts remain slow in city of Sunnyside
• Woodsheds, fence claimed by blaze yesterday
• Grandview Library receives gold standard for ' Green' certification
• Familiar face returning to Port of Sunnyside as new executive director
• Christen, Diener power local seniors at Mt. Adams stop
• Mabton girls suffer 'Royal' loss
• Sunnyside Christian wins loser-out game for postseason berth
• Mabton elementary students learn farm lessons
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• 15th District legislators invite questions for telephone town hall
• Rolling Hills Chorus excels at regional competition
• Lady Greyhounds win, advance to District tourney
• BHS Pirates dominate six-school invitational
• Vikings secure District win against Granger after a shootout
• 'Hounds succumb to Othello in District tourney play
• Grizzlies advance to Regional playoffs
• Former retail worker takes customer service skills to the bank
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• Grape canopy-management focus of researcher's work
• Grant will double size of Sunnyside health clinic
• Prayer walk paints Sunnyside with hope
• Greyhounds advance in District play after securing 1-0 shootout victory over Selah
• Grizzlies thump Rams, move on to 3A Regionals
• Mabton students catch reading fever
• Presbyterians hosting special tea for award-winning author in June
• Schultz wins karaoke contest
• "F' as in Frank
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• Two men sentenced in Sunnyside-area robbery
• Sunnyside man faces charges in Oregon
• Stormwater issue billboard focus
• Sunnyside elementary schools recognized for achievement in academic improvements
• No 'paws' in 600 miles for father-daughter duo
• Herrera, Lara combine for 5-of-6 victories notched by GHS boys
• Prieto, Ebbelaar grab two victories apiece for GHS girls
• Sierra Vista third quarter honor roll students named
• SHS students shine at world robotics event
• Voter cards for new districts sent by auditor
• Republican women to host first meeting on May 15
• Near to below normal temps, rainfall predicted here in Sunnyside
• Lower Valley prep graduation dates scheduled
• Senators King, Honeyford win 'Guardian of Small Business' award
• Hastings, GOP eye fall elections
• Luther , Meyer SHS's qualifiers for District tourney
• Ramirez, Pasillas improve doubles record to 7-3
• Golden goal sinks Grizzly soccer team
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• Funding graduation ceremony, helping families in need goal of local YV-Tech students
• 'Life lessons' provided by motivational speaker
• Sunnysider honored for his gift of life
• Mabton boys establish several personal records
• Lucas third low scorer
• SCHS Knights pick up split on Mustangs' home diamond
• Chilly hurdles awaited hunters' trip to Kyrgyzstan
• New eatery owner putting customers first
• New-to-town Verizon retailer gives back to Sunnyside's Promise
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• Sunnyside Museum hosts Snipes gathering
• Local lawmakers point out advances GOP made in Olympia
• Grizzlies shoot past West Valley Rams
• Greyhound boys eighth
• Suns sweep Grizzly nine to keep SHS winless
• Prayer walk in Sunnyside scheduled for this Thursday
• Lower Valley school retirees meeting set for next Tuesday
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• Mabton teacher charged, suspended on alleged theft
• Newly renovated high school already bulging at the seams
• Area residents urged to 'break the silence'
• Van Tress one-girl wrecking ball in Grandview's win over DeSales
• Sunnyside High boys cage up Lions, 90-50
• Non-league tie brings end to Greyhounds' regular season
• Dairy industry bids farewell to ambassadors
• Dedication of new museum wing to be held mid-May
• Bonsai, iris exhibits at arboretum in May
• Jennie's Journey
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• Mabton teacher charged, suspended on alleged theft
• Newly renovated high school already bulging at the seams
• Area residents urged to 'break the silence'
• Document, drug disposal event set for Saturday
• Whooping cough epidemic continues
• Confusion reigns in debate about global warming
• 'The Worst High School Play in the World' a must see
• Rohman, Laverman ladies golf group winners
• Local eighth grade students tie history to present day experiences
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• Broadband upgrade planned for Lower Valley communities
• Nuestra Casa founder celebrates 50th year of helping those in need
• Naming of community park underway
• Street upgrades, lease of tower space, LEAD agreement all gain city council approval
• Knights 1B league champs
• Lady Vikes sweep twin bill from Wahluke
• Mabton Vikings prevail 3-1 over Naches
• Bickleton tracksters notch five victories at West Valley meet
• Lady Grizzlies snag one win from Rams
• Pasco nips Sunnyside in soccer shootout
• Animal regulations tightened
• Grandview tightens yard sale ordinance
• Last chance to buy flowers from sorority
• Homeless to be fed by local youth group
• Burgeson's celebrate 50 years of wedded bliss
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• 'F' as in Frank
• Water upgrades OK'd
• Gang elimination strategy receives renewed support from Sunnyside City Council
• Grandview Middle School step closer to school uniforms
• Authorities charge sixth person connected to Jose Correa murder
• Deputy city manager departing Sunnyside
• 'Christie' two-man best ball May 19-20
• Photos, memories shared at Staurday's SunnyGrand reunion
• Big innings undo Grizzly baseball team
• Medical coding training approved in Sunnyside
• Mabton School Board approves school calendar
• Mabton FFA students partner with local firm
• Sunnyside High students selected for Girls State
• Grandview business now offering Lennox products
• Sunnyside family marks 40 years in glass business
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• Public comment sought on permit fee changes for farm burning
• On-Stage Review
• Judicial seat sought
• Child blamed for fire that razes Sunnyside home
• Broersma top standout among SHS, GHS, BHS girls at Prosser invite
• Venema duo claim victories at Kittitas meet
• Sunnyside boys fifth from 15-school field
• Mabton scores win after slow start against Ki-Be
• Van Tress powers Grandview past Ephrata
• Kamiakin Braves rally past Sunnyside in shootout
• Rally to raise awareness for victims of violent crime
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• New garbage collection system put into operation this week in Sunnyside
• Mixed feelings about middle school uniforms
• Lower Valley veterans receive full military honors
• 50th anniversary of Seattle's World's Fair conjures up good memories among locals
• Lara earns two wins for Greyhounds
• Lady Grizzlies unable to score against top-ranked Kamiakin
• Greyhounds win 1-0 over Quincy at a cost
• Forensic science camp sign-ups open to area youths
• God has plans for Sunnyside...says Young Life speaker
• Local youngsters prove 'The Valley Can Dance'
• Curtain rises on GHS's production of 'Carousel' tonight
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• Fire house OK'd<
• More funds on the way for groundwater program
• Local American Legion post hopes to boost membership with downtown veterans plaza project
• Teamwork at heart of turnaround at SHS
• Murder suspect taken into custody earlier today
• Monholland tops 18-hole linksters
• Rain-delayed matches go Bulldogs' way
• Sexual assault awareness fair in Sunnyside
• Adventist food bank to benefit from fundraiser
• Local chef stirs up Mongolian food
• Miss Grandview gets taste of celebrity's life
• Mabton plant sale set for next week
• Voters approve Bickleton school levy
• New Sunnyside fire station likely
• Ex-convict still at large
• Nash standoutfor Mabton girls
• Leopards scratch out two close wins against SCHS Knights
• Vikings win close contest at Granger
• Errors costly for Lady Grizzlies
• Greyhounds show marked improvement
• Hospice honors local volunteers
• Local couple finds volunteer work in schools satisfying
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• $6.2 million in funding headed Sunnyside's way for new voc-tech center
• Development of Carnation property looks do-able
• Luther, Meyer shoot sub-90 rounds
• Rep. David Taylor earns business award
• Kaufman and Murphy often called to scene of grizzly tragedies
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• No surprises...local Democrats will be supporting Obama this fall
• Candidate for state auditor stumps for votes in Sunnyside
• Port of Grandview engineer's report shows no surprises in Forrest Road property environmental review
• Grizzlies rally past fifth-ranked Eastmont
• Venema three-time winner for Bickleton High girls at Toppenish invitationa
• Sunnyside girls relay makes history at Pasco
• Clinton, Powers, Venema each notch victories for Bickleton Pirates at Toppenish High invite
• Lady Vikings split league opening doubleheader
• Best showing for Grizzly boys at Pasco Invitational in a decade's time
• Sunnyside Christian rallies for 9-7 victory in 1B league opener
• Miss Sunnyside float to be revealed at torchlight parade
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• Lawmakers adjourn with balanced state budget
• Housing authority upgrades pace new building permits
• Vikings avenge earlier loss
• Greyhounds rally back to cage Ephrata Tigers, 4-1
• Home ownership focus of open house
• Sunnyside waitress plans to trade in apron for university school books soon
• Speaker says perfect gift cannot be bought at store
• Former fair president to sell and sign book
• BOOK REVIEW
• NFL great to speak at Young Life banquet
• Travelers round table this Sunday
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• Off the Record
• 'F' as in Frank
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• Drive-by shooting thwarted
• Spaghetti feed to benefit 'Keith's Battle' April 20
• Soon-to-be conducted Sunnyside survey partnership between Heritage University and 'Transformation'
• Energy program designed to help irrigators
• Sunnyside Lil Guys end successful wrestling season
• Monholland 'Low Putts' winner among 18-hole ladies golf group
• Volunteers showcase work
• Carnation plant discussion open to local residents
• Mabton fire truck bids welcomed
• County renews Hiway Fruit deal
• Sub-division near airport sought
• Annual youth job fair slated for next Wednesday at SHS
• Mabton an 'avid' believer in college prep program
• Sunnyside students invited to national robot competition
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• School uniform policy gaining parents' support
• Grandview Council tweaks transportation improvement plan, revises ordinance dealing with suspension of business licenses
• County seeks sales tax increase for jail upgrades
• Sunnyside boys shred Hanford Falcons
• Lady Greyhounds take two games from Jackrabbits
• Bickleton freshman makes her mark at five-school meet
• Knights nearly sweep Connell junior varsity
• Historical group to meet in Sunnyside
• Meeting for reunion planning set for April 25
• 40th reunion to be held this coming August
• City seeking weather tower funding
• Christian schools provide at-home job for SCHS grad
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• Budget change pays for fire clean-up in downtown Sunnyside
• Sunnyside New Holland customer open house set for this coming Thursday
• Grandview educators notified of possible reductions in force
• Committee members appointed o help eliminate nitrate contamination in Lower Yakima Valley groundwater
• No team score for Grizzlies in league match
• Students make the grade at Harrison Middle School
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• Two dead, three injured in Easter day rollover mishap
• Wet March bodes well for local water supply
• Ott to retire from SVID later this month
• Sunnyside residents displaced by fire Easter morning
• 'Hounds lose tightly contested match 1-0 to Othello
• SHS fastpitch team loses twin bill
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• New garbage carts will be dropped off at Sunnyside homes starting next week
• Lathen leaving for new job at Texas hospital
• Lucky 7 on the move
• Ladies 18-hole group competitions underway
• Lower Valley's 'Dean' of basketball hanging up his clipboard
• Yakima County commissioners approve bid for $72,575 to install winery direction signs
• Veterans tribute set for April 19
• Former Bethany members start new Grandview church
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• Coroner says blunt force to head killed local man
• Bouchey seeks second term
• City manager receives high praise at retirement party
• Sunnyside firemen eye new station with the help of local voters
• 'Fun run' fun this Saturday in Sunnyside
• New start-up bottle-making firm aims to make a difference in the world
• Robo-students from Sunnyside excel at contest held in Bellevue
• Yunique Styles bringing new fashions to Sunnyside
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• Homicide victim's Outlook home burglarized yesterday afternoon
• Fish recovery programs having a positive impact
• Sunnyside firm big player in global hop production market
• Sunnyside man new WSP trooper
• Stinnett low scorer for Greyhounds at prep golf invitational
• Little Grapplers win five titles at G'view invite
• Grizzlies thump West Valley Rams
• Dream fulfilled for school superintendent's newly hired executive secretary
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• 'Quiet riot' not needed
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• Sunnyside man found dead with gunshot wound
• Benton City man convicted of May 2011 killing in Mabton
• City council makes short work of agenda
• Carnation plant focus of public meeting
• Bickleton names honor roll students
• Area students make the grade at YVCC
• A slice of home... offered to Sunnyside diners by South American family
• Local bistro honored with state wine award
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• Gov. Gregoire signs anti-trafficking bill
• County unemployment rate up in February
• Pacific Power customers will see 1.5% rate increase
• Sunnyside throws party for retiring chief
• BHS boys, girls both place sixth at nine-team invite
• Mabton boys ground Eagles
• Lady Greyhounds fall twice to Othello
• Kamiakin picks up its first victory against Sunnyside
• 2012 Mr. SHS crowned
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• Sunnyside School Board approves dental services at new health center
• Sunnyside schools' 2012-13 calendar approved last night
• Police chief's retirement leaves Schenck in charge
• Sunnyside High school boys swept in CBBN League opener
• Vikes shut out 'Hounds in non-league match-up
• Maxwellofficially gets nod as new high school principal
• Sunnyside police want citizens to form more block watch groups
• Mabton yard sale location changed
• Fishing, parade and carnival planned for Granger Cherry Festival
• Five dates set aside for local karaoke contest
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• Bumper sticker history: remembering some truly audacious military operations
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• Jennie's Journey
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• Spring break, parent/teacher conferences scheduled
• Local cops receive trauma kits as result of annual fundraiser
• Easter food drive Saturday at local Safeway
• Grandview city clerk honored with state award
• Yard sale donations sought for Sunnyside senior citizen fundraiser
• Farewell party for Gervasi set April 4
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• Downtown revitalization project receives $250,000 planning grant
• Judge orders $1 million bail in Bautista murder case
• Dog bites may take $500 chunk out of pet owner's pocket
• City of Grandview's 2012 budget adjusted
• Mabton girls bitten by Timberwolves
• Grandview overcomes bad weather for 4-3 victory over Selah Vikes
• Sunnyside boys grab top spot at home meet
• Fielding miscues hurt Grizzly nine against Wenatchee
• Sunnyside Christian Knights get monkey off their backs
• Library cards replacement fee now set at $2
• Sunnyside police out of alarm business
• Volunteers sought to do 'chores' for local seniors
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• Words from Washington
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• Intervention helping more Mabton seniors graduate
• Talk of school uniforms at Grandview Middle School
• Bedlam breaks out at council meeting
• Macedo, Cisneros spark Mabton to 1A league victory over Wahluke
• Sunnyside's Promise basketball program delayed until April 2
• Mount Baker tops 22-school field at Grandview invite
• Grizzly Dance Team brings home second place honors from State
• Pistol reported stolen from car
• New hires approved<
• Sunnysidepolice to start business watch
• Blood drive Thursday at local church
• Colleges waiting on word from Olympia
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• Another suspect sought by police in homicide case
• Bickleton students rank #1 in state in math, reading
• Sunnyside spending ahead of 2011's pace
• Kidnapping suspect in police custody
• Flying high, young men honored to be Eagle Scouts
• Salmeron SHS's top standout at West Valley
• Grandview beats East Valley in league opener
• Grizzlies outshine Suns, 1-0
• Puppy rescued by local firemen
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• Murder suspect in custody, victim identified
• Parents unite with Sunnyside school administrators to formulate learning plans for 'highly capable' students
• High speed chase nets five suspects sought for burglaries
• Closed door discussions issue not yet put to rest
• Sam reaches rare milestone
• Spartans defeat 'Hounds
• Knights give Naches JV tussle in twin bill finale
• Outlook home struck by gunfire
• Sunnyside native now operating 'Pet Adoption Services' in Lower Valley
• Local choirs gearing up for Easter cantata slated for April 1
• Annual Mr. SHS Pageant March 31 benefits sick kids
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• Soroptimist club now taking orders from Sunnyside residents for petunia, geranium plants
• United Way officials make commitment to Lower Valley communities
• Teen killed at park in Sunnyside
• Suns shine in rainy CBBN league opener
• Lady Mustang senior gets in on three wins at GHS track & field invite
• Prosser boys dust competition at Grandview track invitational
• Sunnyside native battles cancer, again
• UW students take 'dreams' on the road
• Commissioner Leita announces re-election bid
• School board study session focused on funding
• Yakima County sees slight decrease in unemployment numbers
• City of Sunnyside's financial heads propose methods for collecting debts
• Assistant principal tabbed to replace Salina at Sunnyside High
• Grizzlies fend off Hanford for 4-2 win
• Mabton Vikes eke out 2-1 win against Ki-Be
• Grandview bats slow Jackrabbits
• Sunnyside Christian returns to diamond
• Suspect in custody on weapon charge
• Grandview troop to honor Eagle Scouts at ceremony this Saturday
• Sunnyside mechanic still keeping cars rolling
• Free agent fans
• 'F' as in Frank
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• Sub-committee discusses Morgan Road bottleneck
• Two injured, one dead in vehicle rollover
• Sidewalks, parks focus of public works meeting
• Port commissioners open to idea of exploring renewable natural gas as a potential new industry
• A 'Sweet' deal for Sunnyside?
• First ace of 2012 at Black Rock claimed by Art Pittillo
• Sustaita-led Lady Vikings split first games of year
• Luther leads Grizzlies to victory on home course
• Integrity Driving School will partner with DOL
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• Republican club for women forming in the Lower Valley
• Shuffle underway at Lower Valley Crisis and Support Services
• Sunnyside celebrates its community 'bounty'
• Second half rally falls short for SHS Grizzlies
• Lady Greyhounds swing big bats while improving to 3-0
• SHS boys split weekend matches
• Venema, Vogt only girls with two victories at invite
• Greyhounds pitch two no-hitters against Toppenish
• Area volunteers being recognized during national volunteer month
• Public safety committee discusses courtroom security, city alarm system
• Sunnyside elementary school pathologist's Master's thesis sheds new light on ways to treat facial nerve damage
• Local firemen climb for a cure
• Lady Greyhounds slug their way past Sunnyside
• Grizzlies maul Wapato
• Vikes earn 5-1 victory over Grange
• Lucky 7 bike shop looking for new home
• Mabton School Board approves travel requests
• Chocolate maker gives sweet samples to Nouvella Club members
• Finding the music in Christ brings fulfillment to Christian women's speaker
• Dinner and concert in Bickleton
• Family trio brings southern gospel flair to monthly jamboree
• Granger native seeks support for local film
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• Jennie's Journey
• 'F' as in Frank
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• Little Grapplers successful at tournaments
• West Nile virus vaccine clinic for horses, mules being offered in Grandview week from this Saturday
• Personal development workshop free to all
• 'Grand' opening of Grandview Community Center
• School board director settles with government for $11,000 despite claim of no wrongdoing
• Sunnyside convenience stores targeted in synthetic marijuana sting
• SHS team fourth in sumo-bot contest
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• Eight young ladies vying for Miss Grandview crown
• YVCC Grandview students busy helping the community
• Mabton youths honored for community efforts
• Knights victorious in Mabton Vikings' 2012 season opener
• Grizzly nine falls to Riverview Panthers
• Structure fire tallies $85,000 in damages
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• Local analysis reveals more cops have led to fewer shootings
• Sunnyside City Council, despite controversy, approves contract with interim city manager
• SHS Grizzly Dance Team earns State berth
• New detective position on hold
• Local musician sharing her talents at local events
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• Analyst suggests solutions to Sunnyside chamber's low membership
• G'view murder victim identified, suspect in custody
• Important exam for sophomores this week at Sunnyside High School
• Firemen investigate abandoned home fire
• Three Grizzlies take top honors at Ike jamboree
• Broersma sparks Sunnyside girls at Ike track jamboree
• Grizzlies earn tie in season opene
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• Prosser man in custody for drive-by shootings in G'view
• Rep. Johnson seeks rejection of rate hike
• The Eagle Rehab halls are alive with the sound of music
• The 40-day Lenten journey
• World-famouse ensemble to perform in S'side Sunday
• St. Patrick's dinner/dance at S'side VFW set March 17
• Area students prepare for annual talent show to aid Hospice patients
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• Yakima basin plan backed by Governor, Newhouse
• City of Sunnyside receives stormwater funding from DOE
• Fonfara opts out of marketing business park
• SHS students' robots up for the challenge
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Sunnyside City Council finds its man in former Selah administrator
• Sunnyside stormwater rates under scrutiny
• Deal in the works to market former Monson property
• Flea mart doubles as outreach ministry
• Luther notches low SHS score at golf tourney
• SHS gleans knowledge from Gonzaga students, teachers
• Health care leader honored after more than 50 years in the business
• DEATH NOTICE
• Cascade Way home peppered with gunfire
• 64-year-old woman reports rape attempt occurred in heart of downtown Sunnyside
• Secretary of State front runner Kim Wyman includes stop-over in Sunnyside on early campaign trail
• Romney one, Santorum two in county caucuses
• SCHS boys rally with two wins after getting knocked off in opener at 1B State boys basketball tourney
• Lady Knights drop final two games at State
• Mysterious lights mystify Sunnyside couple
• Grandview irrigators unanimously OK merger with SVID
• Support for charter schools mixed here and across the state
• 'Back room' discussions revealed by councilwoman
• Sunnyside grad second at national community college wrestling tourney
• Sunnyside Christian girls claw past Panthers for semi-finals berth at State
• Weather spotter training March 27
• Accounting assistant for city of Sunnyside resigns after 17 years, Evie Jacquish is leaving city hall
• Newborns leap into life on a rare day
• Teach, Tour and Taste 2012 a success for YVCC students
• VOICE YOUR OPINION HERE!
• FORUM
• 'F' as i Frank
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• BIRTHS
• County OK's outreach pact
• Sunnyside man selected for Romney's leadership team
• Valley's lawmakers blast budget approved yesterday by Democrats
• BIRTHS
• OBITUARY
• More street improvements on horizon in Grandview
• Icy roads cause several traffic accidents near exit on I-82 freeway outside Grandview
• Local legislators frustrated
• Decline in patient volume forces hospital to make staffing cuts in ER
• Police chief stepping down
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• Calling all ladies...Black Rock Creek group invites all aspiring golfers to take part in weekly contests
• Gold Wings to stage annual rally in Grandview
• Council inks legal fees contract
• Wicked witch encourages Rotarians to attend play
• FORUM
• GUEST COLUMN
• Jennie's Journey
• NOTICE
• Police study to be revised before council reviews it
• Teacher assessment at high school 'ahead of the curve'
• Former Sunnyside hospital CEO returns in interim role
• Citizens urge city council to keep city manager on board until permanent replacement can be found
• Uncertain state budget at crux of consolidating Grandview medical clinics
• A bright 'Blue Moon' shines again
• Raines lone holdout on Paulakis motion for council to treat one another with respect
• Local science fair winners announced
• ON-STAGE REVIEW
• Rehabilitation director looking forward to using new gym and equipment
• OBITUARY
• State agency to pay $102,000 in suit filed by Grandview farm
• Police study review on hold
• Process for city manager search in Sunnyside up in the air
• Executive session on tap tonight for interim city manager discussion
• Lady Knights advance to 1B State tourney
• Sunnyside Christian punches 14th consecutive ticket to the Big Dance
• Longtime Sunnysider turns 90 years young
• School board starts process to lower interest rates on bonds
• Chapter VI
• Grandview Irrigation District merger vote on tap next week
• Sunnyside man sought by local police
• Retreat for women to be held in March
• Music-based ministry open to all this Sunday
• What's Happening
• House gives nod for liquor, wine sales at movie theaters
• High school student artwork focus of showcase
• GUEEST COLUMN
• Off the Record
• OBITUARY
• Yakima Valley group unveils transportation proposal
• 'Doc' insists debate needed between presidential candidates so Americans can hear for themselves the woeful financial shape nation is in
• Chapter V
• Popular coffee shop shocks community with unexpected closure
• Analysts commend police department for span of control
• Chapter IV
• Port's executive director to retire at end of year
• Sierra Vista Middle School names honor roll students
• Sunnyside students crafting a robot for regional competition
• Republican leaders release GOP version of state budget
• Sunnyside students earn honors in auto maintenance competition
• Ruiz, Mireles medal for Mabton
• Torres brings hardware home
• Elizondo places fourth at State girls tournament
• Five of Sunnyside's six wrestlers medal to lead Grizzlies to 'Top 10' finish at State
• OBITUARY
• Chapter III
• New gay marriage law likely to be challenged
• Mabton, Granger in line for state wastewater funds
• Honeyford bill offers new life for historic properties
• Increased energy efficiency has Washingtonians saying 'coal no more'
• Bulldogs take bite out of Greyhounds, sending Grandview into loser-out District game
• Yakima Valley Community College grad oversees engineering for SVID
• SHS drama club's 'Wizard of Oz' production opens Feb. 24
• FORUM
• FORUM
• FORUM
• 'F' as in Frank
• Guest Column
• Off the Record
• Word Nerd
• OBITUARY
• 16-year-old in custody after note containing threats found at high school
• Snipes Mountain AVA unique because of its soil
• Sunnyside schools' network manager named ESD 105's top classified employee
• NASA space tiles teaching tools for SHS science instructor
• SHS senior's passion hangs in Harrison Middle School entryway
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Local school levies overwhelmingly OK'd
• CHAPTER II
• Safe school routes planning underway
• Three hurt in accident
• Retired educators receive 'Grand' tour
• GUEST COLUMN
• Word Nerd
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• iWatch leader stresses vigilance in combating city's criminal elements
• Gutierrez claims Regional title for Lady Vikings
• Elizondo, Cardenas representing SHS at girls State tourney
• Sunnyside Christian Knights dominate All-Opponent teams
• 'Hounds bring an end to Ephrata Tigers' season
• Rotary looking for raffle sponsors
• Nominations sought for SHS Wall of Fame
• Fine assessed for I-82 work
• Harrison Middle School honor roll students announced
• Love in the air at Noon Rotary's Monday gathering
• DEATH NOTICE
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• Alert Grandview citizen credited for police finding assault weapon
• Minor traffic infractions may escape license suspension
• CHAPTER I
• Lady Knights cruise to District title tilt
• Greyhounds' loss to Ellensburg forces Grandview to play tonight's playoff game against Ephrata
• SHS Regional champs!!!
• Three Vikes qualify for 1A State tourney
• Health and fitness event set for March 15
• DEATH NOTICE
• Nuestra Casa offering college prep courses
• Rangers push past Mabton boys
• Portlander claims Sunnyside tourney
• YVCC presents 'Teach, Tour & Taste' event
• FORUM
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• Jennie's Journey
• GUEST COLUMN
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Gay marriage law one signature away from reality
• Council deadline approaches to make decision on technology
• Two local students named to laureate society
• Lower Valley students make the grade at EWU
• Learn CPR and first aid
• Coffee big seller in Sunnyside
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• FORUM
• OBITUARY
• Water outlook 'on track' for 2012
• SVID board approves merger with Grandview
• Sunnyside City Council working at getting a handle on finances
• Short-handed Grizzlies fall in District play-in game
• Lady Greyhounds face must-win to advance to 2A postseason play
• A dreamy Valentine's Day dessert
• Princesses in training
• FORUM
• GUEST COLUMN
• Off the Record
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Economist says agriculture, health services among most promising industries in terms of job growth
• Marketing plan pitched
• Another one bites the dust
• Sunnyside High girls Sub-regional champs
• Entire Mabton team earns Sub-regional titles
• WWU honor roll students
• Bickleton students make the grade
• Mabton's Artz-Fox honor roll students named
• Historic Grandview Herald building changes ownership
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Washington state reveals proposals for stormwater project funding
• Volunteer keeps her clients moving
• Doctorate project will help Sunnyside Chamber of Commerce
• Mabton girls District tourney bound
• Grandview's Birrueta, Torres 2A District champions
• Grizzlies force tiebreaker with Southridge for CBBN league's final District tourney berth
• SCHS ends regular season in perfect fashion
• BIRTHS
• BIRTHS
• BIRTHS
• DEATH NOTICE
• Safari owners named in lawsuit
• Commissioner's aim is to make city prosperous
• School retirees to meet Feb. 14
• Cal Ripken sign-ups start next week
• What's Happening
• FORUM
• FORUM
• Guest Column
• GUEST COLUMN
• Word Nerd
• OBITUARY
• Senate passes gay marriage bill
• Child porn charges filed
• New councilman's push for retroactive bonus pay for city's deputy police chief doesn't pass muster
• Senate passes gay marriage bill
• Wedam crowned state alternate dairy ambassador
• Mabton High boys on playoff bubble
• Dalrymple family looks to continue winning NHRA ways
• SHS dance team wins at Moses Lake
• SHS students embracing 'bot' technology
• Sunnyside students being given hands-on lessons in 'financial literacy'
• OBITUARY
• Newhouse, Hazzard named to drainage district posts
• Sunnyside cops led on high speed pursuit
• Granger veteran recognized nationally
• Faster care for cardiac, stroke victims now available at Sunnyside Community Hospital
• Mabton Lady Vikes square league record at 5-5
• Second quarter surge sparks SCHS Lady Knights
• Lady Pirates defeated by 3-point shooter
• Falcons soar past Sunnyside with big rally in second half
• Is your pantry recipe-ready?
• FORUM
• FORUM
• FORUM
• Words from Washington
• 'F' as in Frank
• Sunnyside lawmaker calls bill 'attack' on ag
• Students making the rounds at Sunnyside Community Hospital
• Firemen honored for outstanding service<
• Hospital CEO retiring after 20 years at the helm
• Washington State Senate to vote on same-sex marriage bill tomorrow
• Fitness club for older women opens at Eastway Center
• New dentist cleans up at Community Dental Clinic
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• The issues of Haiti presented to Rotary
• Local woman celebrates 100 years
• Klickitat Vandals steal win from Lady Pirates
• Grandview wins two on the road
• Grizzlies end regular season with a sweep
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Sunnyside stays with new six-team CBBN
• Homeless figures look to be on rise
• Sunnyside claims second consecutive 3A CBBN league title
• Grandview pins down another win
• Purchase planned for salmon habitat
• Acclaimed virtuoso concert performance in Sunnyside next Friday
• FORUM
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• GUEST COLUMN
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside family displaced by fire
• Grandview Community Center opening rapidly approaching
• Mabton grapplers pin Cougars, 36-30
• Local wrestling club seeking new members
• Mabton cage team falls short against Royal
• S'side High graduate opening chiropractic clinic in Seattle area
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Library at county jail goes digital
• Medica marijuana ;patients can't grow gardens in Sunnyside
• Mabton pares back reserve officers' salaries
• Catholic Charities' housing development ramps up in Grandview
• Grandview boys dunk Vikings, 58-41
• Cougars too quick for Sunnyside Christian
• League champs!
• Students wanted for class reunion
• Sunnyside School Board agenda
• FORUM
• FORUM
• dsn editorial
• Off the Record
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Step-up pay adjustment for fill-in police chief put on hold
• Local merchants give items, area residents a 'Second Chance'
• Grandview superintendent makes case for the 'common core'
• Suns nip SHS boys
• Lady Grizzlies overshadow Suns
• Public comments sought on power rate hike proposal
• Fire takes $10,000 damage to Sunnyside home
• Local firemen getting in shape for climb for a cure
• Leadership teacher stands tall at SHS
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Grandview family dislodged by attic fire
• 'Know before you go' good advice from state's transportation officials
• Life Options celebrates expansion
• Coyotes ice Mabton Vikes
• Sunnyside girls avenge earlier loss to Kennewick
• SHS Grizzlies maintain perfect dual meet record
• Lady 'Hounds take advantage of Quincy's mistakes
• 'Hounds defeat Quincy
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Dairy farming a bit more complex than in years past
• State's top two primary upheld
• Weapons, drugs, suspects seized in sting operation conducted by LEAD cops
• County pushing plan to address air quality
• City of Sunnyside's new online payment option a work in progress
• Indoor soccer coordinator organizing first rec program of year at community center
• Sunnyside church in transition after long-time pastor retires
• BOOK REVIEW
• Top bull riders in SunDome mid-February
• FORUM
• FORUM
• GUEST COLUMN
• GUEST COLUMN
• Off the Record
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Attempted murder charge formally filed
• Sunnyside council wrestles with budget shortfall
• Dancing through life's difficulties
• Indoor youth soccer program preparing to start up
• Sunnyside non-profit garners $42,261 to help needy folks with housing
• Area students make the grade at YVCC
• Igloo-building project a multi-educational experience
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• King County judge after Wapato native's job on State Supreme Court
• City council agreeable to seeking grant funds for downtown upgrade
• More snow forecast
• Lady Pirates back in business
• Grandview wins first dual of year
• Columbia Basin Big Nine gets a second life
• Christian girls thump sixth-ranked Lions
• FORUM
• FORUM
• GUEST COLUMN
• GUEST COLUMN
• 'F' as in Frank
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• Power generating digesters being pitched for Lower Valley area
• OBITUARY
• Lady Vikes split league games this past weekend
• Mexican food, free internet access offered at new eatery
• Hospital providing health info on-line
• Dairy farmers, Newhouse form statewide radio campaign to help gather food for the needy
• AG candidate touts tougher DUI stand
• Lawmakers seek to ease picker shortage
• Grandview community center fees approved
• 'Almighty Dads Day' event bonding adventure for local fathers
• Vikings enjoy weekend sweep
• Two more wins for 'Hounds
• Gonzalez, Guerrero lead SHS Grizzlies to runner-up finish at Westberg tourney
• Lady Knights remain undefeated
• Lady Grizzlies split weekend games
• Fundraiser planned on Sunday, to assist Lutherans
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Mabton School Board starts anew
• Local legislators unhappy distractions popping up in Olympia
• Mabton School Board starts anew
• Three members of gang accused of raping girl near Sunnyside
• SHS bowlers narrowly miss out on District berth
• Sunnyside hammers Braves
• Vikes split against SCAC foes
• Rotarians get lesson on reflexology
• Coffee shop owner shares message of faith with Lower Valley women
• Japanese comic books continue to make inroads in America
• Christian band comprised of siblings
• Forum
• Forum
• Word Nerd
• F as in Frank
• Guest Column
• Guest Column
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside brewer stirs up passion, excellence
• Lady Grizzlies fall short at Hanford
• Police seize money, gun and drugs at South Hill Park
• Engraving set to begin for veterans plaza plaques
• Human trafficking issues hit home
• BIRTHS
• Three receive sentences for Grandview drive-by shooting
• Grandview seeking funding for projects
• Sunnyside planners look to encourage development
• Inflatable colon will make guest appearance at Mabton park
• New $3 million-plus rehab facility to open soon
• Grizzlies fall at Hanford, 72-68
• Lady Vikings fail to bring their 'A' game against Zillah
• Balanced scoring leads Greyhounds over visiting Ephrata
• Liven up game time with a little extra zip
• GUEST COLUMN
• Off the Record
• Jennie's Journey
• BIRTHS
• BIRTHS
• Sunnyside nearly ready for next step in city's downtown revitalization effort
• Attempted murder suspect in custody
• Newly seated city councilman calls for legal fees agreement to be renegotiated
• Lawmaker announces run for lieutenant governor seat
• Grandview School Board asked to adopt resolution supporting undocumented students' rights to secure financial aid for college
• Pirates bounce back from tough weekend to best Leopards, 51-41
• Wagenaar commits to playing for Dordt
• Bickleton's varsity subdues 'C' Leopards
• Farmer new S'side mayor
• Community center event on Jan. 11 to raise awareness of human trafficking
• First Impressions gets a fresh start as Divine Styles
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside men accused of 'cartel-like kidnapping'
• Sunnyside man wanted on charge of attempted murder
• Miss Sunnyside court hosting 'Princess Prep' sessions
• Lady Knights open league play with routs
• FORUM
• Columbia' hydroelectric dams being used to protect Chinook salmon spawning grounds
• Local growers forewarned agricultural budget cuts likely
• Lady Grizzlies give Kennewick all Lions can handle in defending home turf
• SHS grapplers declaw Wildcats
• Strong Families parenting classes offered in Sunnyside
• Pesticide safety among topics at Yakima Ag Expo
• Sunnyside Museum will host Titanic exhibit
• What's Happening
• FORUM
• GUEST COLUMN
• Off the Record
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Sunnyside Port commissioners OK $512,000 payment to Army Corps of Engineers
• State budget woes force hospital to make staffing cuts
• Sunnyside fire chief earns Bachelor's degree with honors
• Lady Pirates win season opener
• 'Silver Sneakers' will be expanded as interest grows
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Top cops in Sunnyside earn recognition
• Clean-up of site where restaurants razed underway now in downtown Sunnyside
• Wapato pulls out last second win on Greyhounds' home court
• Sunnyside keglers sweep Bulldogs
• Grandview girls take it on the chin
• Sheriff's office to continue dispatch service for Mabton
• Give your body a boost with blueberries
• GUEST COLUMN
• GUEST COLUMN
• Jennie's Journey
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Pirates sunk at Oregon tournament
• Sunnyside Sears not likely to be closed
• Smiley named New Vision vice chair
• RV park a no-go...says hearing examiner
• New 15th District boundary draws fire from local lawmakers
• DEATH NOTICE
• Lower Valley volunteer wants others to feel joy of helping out
• Grape fieldman's breakfast Thursday
• In approving Mabton city budget police chief's salary hike pared back
• Federal government send $17 million to Washington for child health coverage
• Seniors surprised by news meal site manager position cut
• Sex offender relocates to Grandview
• Former fire chief succumbs to cancer
• Unemployment in county up slightly from last year
• Lady Greyhounds celebrate road win
• Five Vikes place at tournament
• New Year's Eve party for teens back on track again
• Event for fathers, children planned in Sunnyside
• Sunnysider named to foundation board
• Family fun center offers Sunnyside families venue to ring in the new year
• 'F' as in Frank
• Guest Editorial
• DEATH NOTICE
• Grizzlies Winter Cup champions
• 'Hounds come away with two titlists at Winter Cup
• Mabton outplays Rangers
• Grizzlies pounce on East Valley boys
• Lower Valley congressional district proposal unveiled
• Sunnyside native successful in helping get marijuana legalization on the ballot
• Centennial Square rose from ashes of downtown fire, thanks to local couple
• High speed chase results in one arrest
• Rotarians given sneak peek at SHS construction site
• Even studs sometimes need chains for tough situations
• Fill up without filling out
• Forum
• Forum
• Off the Record
• Guest Editorial
• DEATH NOTICE
• BIRTHS
• BIRTHS
• BIRTHS
• Birthing classes offered at Sunnyside Community Hospital beginning Jan. 10
• Senior logs 350 miles walking at retirement home
• Unemployment benefits safe for now
• Photographer brings her skills to Sunnyside
• New manager named for Sunnyside farm equipment company
• Sunnyside's Advanced Collision crew restoring first-ever made Avanti sports car
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Local merchant swaps fashion for coffee
• SHS students working hard to showcase theatrical talents
• Sunnyside community has opened its hearts to Lil Rey
• Not everyone home snug in their beds on Christmas Eve
• We're lucky Christmas spirit shines around these parts year round
• When does Christmas arrive for you?
• Digital collection in Grandview preserves history
• Lawmakers get a jump on new session
• Former Billy Graham Crusades advance team member celebrates Christmas with nativity sets
• Three Grandview grapplers perfect at Best of the West
• Christmas Day dinner open to all at church
• Elliott named chair for 2012
• Christmas services planned
• Criminal charges detailed by WSP on local fatality
• City staff generous this Christmas
• Leavenworth hosting Ice Fest
• My grocery store angel
• Fight over high school sports divisions may affect Sunnyside
• Fight over high school sports divisions may affect Sunnyside
• State AG stresses need for fight against gangs
• Sunnyside Christian wins battle of unbeatens
• Lady Greyhounds no match for E. Valley
• 'Hounds start slow but finish very strong
• Sunnyside High School starting search for new principal
• Driver of vehicle involved in fatality taken into custody
• Decadent Gooey Butter Cake is delicious addition to holiday desserts table
• Forum
• The young abandon newspapers to their peril
• Connecting with family the reason for the season
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• New restaurant built on years of experience
• Burglary suspect nabbed last night by Sunnyside police
• Nouvella Club opens its hearts, and purses for domestic violence victims in Lower Valley
• School board learns Grandview High on track to success
• Low-achieving school list mixed message for Lower Yakima Valley school districts
• Two-day baseball clinic in Sunnyside recruiting teens
• Lady Vikings split league openers
• Community center in Sunnyside open to local youngsters throughout holiday break
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Grandview police use spike strips to stop wrong way motorist on I-82
• Regional Young Life director takes on new role
• Winning contest photos to grace Sunnyside hospital calendar
• Mabton Vikes open league play with wins
• Greyhounds on a roll after 78-69 win over Othello
• Third-quarter explosion carries SCHS past Patriots
• Lady Grizzlies split games
• Sunnyside ekes out weekend sweep
• SHS Key Club children's book drive underway now
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside officials say 'yes' vote on school levy will mean lower taxes
• Volunteer food bank director retires after 35 years of service
• Special session utter failure...says Lower Valley lawmaker
• Grizzly grapplers run 3A CBBN league record to 3-0
• Sign up underway for survivor lap at 2012 Relay for Life
• Leaders being groomed at Sunnyside High
• Cowboy gathering brings 'old west' history to Ellensburg
• Gospel singer performingi n Sunnyside this Sunday
• GUEST COLUMN
• GUEST COLUMN
• Word Nerd
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Animal complaint leads to arrest
• Unique, collectable items set aside by thrift shop for public auctions
• Millions invested in salmon recovery by Washington state
• Mabton receives $25,000 for community park
• Sunnyside plans 'free admission' parent night for hoop games this Saturday
• Fourth quarter rally too little for Bickleton
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Higher utility rates included in Grandview's 2012 budget
• Mabton falls to 1-5 on season
• Grandview boys snare Jackrabbits, 54-42
• SCHS ups record to 4-0
• SCHS snaps three-game losing streak
• VFW hosting breakfast for Santa and local kids
• All are invited to movie night
• Outlook parent meeting Thursday
• FORUM
• Fair, rodeo board thankful for support from local community
• GUEST COLUMN
• Off the Record
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Long-time Sunnyside resident dies in auto crash
• Sentencing handed down for murder of Grandview man
• City establishes fund to pay for construction of new fire station
• Mabton schools will ask voters to approve $1 million levy in February
• Bickleton 1-1 in new season
• Hit and run suspect arrested
• Sunnyside's Promise to run community center next year
• Mabton School Board to hold retreat in 2012
• Local salons offer pieces
• Bargains, quality gifts to be had at thrift shops
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Sentencing handed down for murder of Grandview man
• Bickleton 1-1 in new season
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Lighted parade video created for public viewing
• Sunnyside High School senior to self-publish her poetry
• 'Wreathes Across America' instituted at Grandview Cemetery
• Sunnyside Museum holiday open house draws large crowd
• Threepeat for Grizzlies at Fife wrestling tourney
• Lady 'Hounds split games over weekend
• Manzo tops 1,000-point mark at SHS
• Vikings place three in finals at Granger Ironman
• Greyhounds back in the money
• Sunnyside Lady Grizzlies accomplish rare feat
• Gunfire reported in Grandview
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Education, health questions dominate town hall meeting
• Sunnyside High construction project still on deadline
• Grandview loses activist, booster for local city
• Selah keglers eke out close decision against SHS
• Former chemical engineering student now pieces together physical therapy plans
• What's Happening
• FORUM
• FORUM
• GUEST COLUMN
• Word Nerd
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside man headed to prison for firing on car with four occupants
• Pacific Power closing Sunnyside operations center
• Budget proposal by lawmakers would annually cost local hospital more than $5 million
• New housing start, roofing projects top November building permits issued by Sunnyside
• VFW brings merry Christmas to veterans
• Annual Nouvella Christmas tea December 15
• Donations challenge issued for statue project
• Knight cheerleaders work to raise funds
• Local educators receive hands-on device to increase art comprehension in schools
• DEATH NOTICE
• FORUM
• Controller position on hold by Sunnyside Council
• Homicide suspect identified by Grandview police
• Local man earns caregiver award for his selflessness
• Mabton Council eyes end of budgeting process
• Lady Knights shoot past Naches Valley in 2011-12 hoop opener
• Sunnyside snatches victory from 'Hounds
• Granger history books available soon
• Dairy Fair a sweet workplace for Grandview woman
• FORUM
• Guest Column
• Elders in our community have much to offer to all of us
• 'F' as in Frank
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Grandview police arrest homicide suspect
• City Council receptive to recreation proposal
• Outlook dairy singled out for national energy award
• Mabton teacher receives award
• Local café helping to feed the hungry in Sunnyside
• DEATH NOTICE
• Schools have plans in place to inform parents, students when winter weather forces closures
• Grandview man dies after being shot in head
• Large crowds invade Sunnyside for Christmas holiday kick-off events
• Mireles, Ruiz pace Vikes
• Lady 'Hounds outrace 4A Davis
• Sunnyside sixth at 16-team tourney
• Sunnyside opens with a sweep
• SHS girls march past Cadets
• Local lawmakers invite public to telephone town hall
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• BIRTHS
• BIRTHS
• City may need to dip into contingency fund
• Honeyford named ag committee leader
• Road, curb work paves way for downtown veterans plaza
• Schab's jolly spirit lives on at Saturday's Sunnyside parade
• Laura Gjovaag/Daily Sun NeCross for chapel at rehabilitation center is family effort
• Diabetes educator urges testing for all
• What's Happening
• Book Review
• Stage Review
• FORUM
• FORUM
• Guest Column
• GUEST COLUMN
• Off the Record
• County dips into reserves to balance general fund budget
• City Council inks attorney fee agreement
• New signs to aid tourists in finding local wineries
• Sunnyside school building rental fees established
• Three Vikes perfect at Coyote tourney
• Court injuries result in shaky future for Bickleton Lady Pirate basketball
• Sunnyside native enjoys variety of her job
• City close to terminating alarm services being provided to local businesses, residents
• Sunnyside School Board features a new, fresh face
• Former Miss Sunnyside now a successful author
• Mabton earns split at home hoop jamboree
• Castaneda top dog at Ike tourney
• Visiting Pirates forced ;to walk the plank
• 'Crowns of Faith' pageant to aid area domestic violence victims
• Sunnyside School Board honored at state conference
• New black cab wine takes advantage of giant locally grown blackberries
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• Jennie's Journey
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• School officials ask city to not place fire bond levy on February 2012 ballot
• School levy vote likely for Mabton folks in 2012
• Elementary schools in Grandview showing marked improvement
• Proposed funding cuts to education spur protest rallies in Lower Valley
• Sierra Vista names top academic achievers
• Harrison honor roll students for first quarter named
• A heartfelt thanks for Sunnyside woman
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• Special legislative session dealing with cuts to budget starts today
• Sunnyside church's Christmas tree sales underway
• Stabbing suspect still at large
• Dunbar meets with artist, artisan working on Sunnyside's tribute to the former astronaut
• Hard-working manager happy at Bi-Mart store
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• Local farmers nominated to represent ag community
• Yakama tribe's wild horses a problem for neighboring ranchers
• Dual stabbings today put Sunnyside police on lookout for 30-year-old
• Freeze out this Saturday
• Teachers plan 'Day of Action' rally Monday
• What's Happening
• December full of fun at Eagles lounge in Toppenish
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• Word Nerd
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• Food bank lines getting longer
• Mabton's Seventh Avenue will be more pedestrian friendly
• ' Black Friday' sales, bargains abundant in Sunnyside-area store
• Chiawana Riverhawks sweep Lady Grizzlies
• 'F' as in Frank
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• 19-year-old nets 14-year jail term for role in shooting
• Local DUI emphasis patrols start on Thanksgiving Day
• 'Over the Shoulder' entry sparks pioneer remembrance
• Grandview teens offered after-school programs at new center
• Sunnyside lawmaker named protector of ag interests
• Thanksgiving Day Turkey trot to benefit Sunnyside food banks
• Thanksgiving meal open to all at local church
• FFA program making a comeback at Sunnyside Christian
• Local barber cuts retirement short
• ReStore now open in Sunnyside
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• Child playing with lighter causes home blaze
• County receives $500,000 grant to replace wood stoves
• WSU researchers continue search for mechanical cherry harvester
• Holiday treat tower orders being taken now
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• Concept of providing safe food must be 'from top down' approach
• Nine decades later Sunnyside woman still in stitches
• Nouvella Club speaker provides ways to stop theft of your own identity
• Maddy Wavrin top player in 1B volleyball conference
• Victory wrestlers capture four titles at Spokane tourney
• Poulnec trio Sunnyside Sunday
• Library to host 'Travelers' Round Table' this Sunday
• Bite-sized tidbits of history make new book a work of art
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• Work will continue to ensure our youth will find success in Sunnyside schools
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• Thanksgiving meal for the lonely at Trinity Baptist Church
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• WWII veteran continues to serve
• Attorneys now on board to help unravel long-standing conflict between Lower Valley cops
• Coffee lovers will be paying more to get their early morning jump starts
• Lighted parade officials seek trademark rights
• Efforts to lower DDT rates in Yakima River successful
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• County's top prosecutor DUI suspect in car accident
• 2012 budget discussions continue in Grandview
• Disaster preparation urged
• SHS keglers off to 2-1 start
• Turkey hunting safety tips offered
• Alarm system service still questioned
• Civil marriage for gays gets new push in Washington
• Christian club women urged to make a difference
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• Jennie's Journey
• City one step closer to new garbage service
• Bridging the gap between nations lifelong endeavor for former foreign exchange student at Sunnyside High
• Granger dedicates veterans memorial
• Sunnyside wins first bowling match of the season
• Gas utility installed at former car lot
• Mabton Council approves fireworks regulations
• Re-roofs lead slow October for Sunnyside building starts
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• In stumping for governor's seat on trk to Sunnyside McKenna stresses need for boost in K-12 funding
• Sunnyside honors local veterans
• Broersma 11th at State swim meet
• Lady Knights bring home eighth place trophy from state tourney
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• Veterans Day extra special for couple in Grandview
• Veterans Day extra special for couple in Grandview
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• Werkhoven now within 19 votes of Linde
• Downtown revitalization plan will be pitched at public hearing
• Sunnyside welcomes state AG
• Veterans Day extra special for couple in Grandview
• Thanksgiving service in Sunnyside set for Nov. 20
• Mother-daughter duo meet famous country artist
• 'Harvey' sure to please amily members of all ages
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• 'F' as in Frank
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• Grandview begins 2012 budget preparations
• Hearing examiner to sort out dispute on proposed RV Park
• Grandview police make two arrests serving search warrants
• Challenge grant issued to raise funds for Dunbar bronze statue
• Matheny, Garcia named to CWAC all-league soccer team
• City leader to meet Nov. 15
• Residents can prepare for disaster at workshop
• Water, sewer rates going up start of year in Grandview
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• Weapon offense last Friday ends with Sunnyside cops making two arrests
• Grandview police nab hit and run suspects
• Vietnam veteran takes reins as caretaker of park flag
• Broersma District champ at 3A girls swimming meet
• Sunnyside sophomores gain experience
• Lady Vikings lose to Kiona-Benton in 1A District tourney
• Grandview will miss making State tourney for first time in more than a decade
• Grizzlies take down playoff-bound Hanford
• Bickleton wins first ever District team title
• McKenna urges young drivers to "stop the texts and stop the wrecks"
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• Veteran receives high school diploma from SHS after nearly 40-year wait
• Firefighters offer glow sticks in goodie bags for Halloween
• Lady Knights trample Highland
• Grandview advances in District playoffs
• Grid kids playoffs tomorrow
• Grape Fieldman's breakfast next Thursday
• Sunnyside Republicans say no on I-1183
• School concerts next month
• SHS students get 'Grease'y
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• Off the Record
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• Sunnyside's Promise receives funding extension for anti-gang efforts
• Neon signs display still in the works
• Teen held on graffiti charges
• Sunnyside library getting with the times
• Sunnyside students raise 'HOPE'
• County dealing with jail shortfall in 2012
• Water, sewer rate increases on Grandview City Council's agenda
• Sunnyside secures 1-0 victory over Lions
• Grandview tames Wapato Wolves
• Lady Knights win final home game
• Class of 1967 meeting
• Sunnyside, Mabton public libraries to be closed Friday
• Community event on tap this Saturday
• Seattle pilot gets abandoned pup to new home
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• Council asked to consider property tax levy increase
• Volunteer work helps local residents<
• City's motor vehicle impound laws revised
• Science camp set for this Saturday
• Nightmare on "B" Street
• China Grove owner moves on
• Transforming a child's imagination into a career satisfying to tattoo artist
• Hillcrest gears up for remodel with new equipment
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• Six more homes benefit from love of community members
• Wapato reigns on Lady Greyhounds' senior parade 1-0
• Lady Pirate's final home match results a win, 3-0
• Vikings unable to hold back Coyotes
• Four-car ;accident on Sunnyside-Mabton highway injures six
• Extreme cold weather shelter accepting volunteers
• Non-profits put on alert by IRS policy
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• Legislators explain statewide proposals at Republican meeting
• Organizations concerned with jobs, economic development discuss interests
• Young Bickleton team has good outing in Zillah
• Lady Vikes defend league record on Burbank, 3-1
• Grandview clinches home playoff match
• 'Quilt, Craft & Sew Festival' begins Nov. 17 in Puyallup
• Awana clubs to start in Grandview
• There's a hat for every ocassion
• Community celebrates Bickleton school building
• Popcorn from another angle
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• Word Nerd
• Police arrest armed robbery suspect
• Volunteer will leave part of her soul in Sunnyside
• Pumpkin patch sales help local family pay for heart surgery
• 'We are all in this together' the theme of student-led forum
• Grandview pastor brings 'Good News' to area students
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• Sunnyside eyes bond for new fire station
• Sunnyside gang plan earns mixed reviews
• Lady Knights sweep Lyle
• Sunnyside loses battle with Bulldogs
• Mabton wins 3-0 over Royal
• Holiday Treasure Bazaar planned for Nov. 12
• Bid awarded for winery signs
• Church to hold annual bazaar Oct. 22
• Sunnyside native weds in Japan
• Tuckers celebrate 60th anniversary
• Mabton begins budget process
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• Off the Record
• BIRTHS
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• DEATH NOTICE
• Commissioners updated regarding Carnation plans
• Sunnyside budget cuts may trim Bridges, Storms from city payroll
• Outlook fire victim transported to Harborview
• Routine day in Sunnyside
• Seeking a vision, mission focus of meeting in Outlook
• Rockets boost learning at Sunnyside High School
• Cancer fundraiser off to a strong start
• Mabton residents feel safer taking an evening stroll
• Prosser invite gives teams experience as season nears end
• Sunnyside wins one at Wenatchee Invite
• Grandview secures homecoming victory
• Deputies close down medical marijuana expo for lack of fire permit
• The daily duties of a 'brainer' job
• Grandview secretary retires after 11 years
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• Gang elimination plan detailed for chamber group by Sunnyside's deputy chief
• Dairy industry pledges financial support to Sunnyside's Promise
• Christian girls outfight Lady Pirates
• Grizzly harriers close out league play
• Improved serving helps propel Mabton to second league win
• Lady Greyhounds rope Mustangs in sweep
• Student-led forum to be held Monday at Sunnyside High School
• Local bank collecting coats
• Sunnyside High School well ahead of legislation
• Good weather makes now the time to call in a local chimney sweep
• Prosser eatery a step back in time
• Stage Review
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• Word Nerd
• 'F" as in Frank
• OBITUARY
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• Rider, McGhan DSN's top winners at annual WNPA awards ceremony
• City-issued permits reflect downtown core in Sunnyside on the mend
• 'Queens for a Cure' contestants raising money to benefit victims of cancer
• Sunnysiders take different paths to finding success at Portland Marathon
• Honeyford, Chandler earn agricultural awards from Farm Bureau
• Local orthodontist helps create smiles
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• County step increases top $400K...so far in 2011
• Grandview library lease agreement in question
• Home struck in Tuesday night drive-by
• Volunteers helping to restore building that will house Habitat for Humanity second-hand store in Sunnyside
• Mabton welcomes new officer and her K-9
• Lady Pirates reign over Trout Lake
• Grandview collars Bulldogs in 3-0 sweep
• Braves sweep Lady Grizzlies
• Mabton tames Timberwolves via 2-0 shutout
• Grandview EDGE making progress
• Free barbecue set for Saturday
• Speaker shares cure for heart condition
• Sunnyside woman raising funds for cancer victims
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• Jennie's Journey
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• Council's input convinces Vlieger to withdraw motions on hiring freeze, new contract with law firm
• Lady Grizzlies fifth from nine-team field
• Five consecutive titles for Black Rock Creek seniors
• Outlook woman celebrates citizenship
• New Sunnyside mall store to feature clothing fashions
• Sunnyside couple to open restaurant at old Arby's site
• Moratorium on medical marijuana gardens OK'd
• Personnel hired
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• Home rule issues opponents say government working fine as is
• Weary Bickleton High runners hold their own at invite
• Sunnyside grid team muzzles Bulldogs, 40-16
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• Volunteer helps keep gift shop humming
• Forecasters predict large swings in winter weather
• Consensus on parking not reached at downtown revitalization meeting
• First-place Eagles nearly shot down by Mabton High girls
• Grandview freshman battles Wapato runner for top honors
• Clinton leads BHS harriers on Apple Ridge 3-mile course
• Car prowlers top deputies' list on slow night
• Wildlife department asks hunters' help to monitor diseases
• What's Happening
• Airfield Estates celebration set for Saturday
• Murder thriller isn't very thrilling
• Nashville native to perform here Monday, Oct. 17
• Sunnyside City Council agenda for Monday, Oct. 10, at 6:30 p.m. at the Law and Justice Cente
• Linde will work hard if elected
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• Story Time
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• Grants approved for state ag projects
• Minimum wage jumping to $9.04
• Burning yard waste bad for environment
• Drug arrest yesterday
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• Sunnyside city books clean according to state auditors
• Sunnyside farm inks county contract to process waste, debris
• Spokane lawmaker announces bid to unseat Cantwell
• Rotary club speaker explains importance of chamber of commerce
• Lady Pirates pick up non-league win
• Lady Greyhounds give visiting Selah girls all they can handle
• Unbeaten Lady Knights tame the Mustangs with aggressive play
• Lady Grizzlies extend Hanford to five games
• Fifty years is only a beginning
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• 'F' as in Frank
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• Cool, wet October predicted for Sunnyside
• City's financial outlook shaky...Sunnyside eyes hiring freeze
• Sunnyside council cautious on tire recycling center proposal
• Mabton School Board candidates push student learning as priorities
• Neighborhoods, budget topics of concern in Grandview council race
• Carnation plant acquisition, downtown revitalization focus of Sunnyside Port meeting
• Strong serving gives Lady Knights edge over Patriots
• Lady Grizzly swimmers finish middle of pack at Mukilteo Invitational
• Drug and alcohol assessment center opens at mini mall
• Newly crowned Miss Sunnyside hits the ground running quickly
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• Newcomer challenges incumbent in search of third consecutive term
• City to host fall clean-up day
• State auditors find minor problems with county's books
• Local businesses want residents to keep dollars local
• Sunnyside, Grandview, Bickleton compete at Pasco Bulldog Invitational
• SHS plans homecoming activities
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• Home rule measure likely to be more costly to Yakima County residents
• School-based health center on drawing board here
• Sunnyside AAU feels the squeeze with school rental fees rising rapidly
• SHS gives Lions fight before succumbing, 20-7
• Chavez scores five goals to rally Mabton past Cle Elum
• Cougars give SCHS girls scare
• 1A Royal City Knights no match for Lady 'Hounds
• School board not interested in helping to fund Boys and Girls Club
• Volunteers enter if you dare to serve drinks or offer a scare
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• Join me in voting for Linde
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• 'F' as in Frank
• OBITUARY
• Port commissioners approve partnership with federal agency for wetlands project
• Neon signs still on minds of history buffs here
• All World War II vets should know about Honor Flights
• JV Grizzly gridders improve record to 3-1
• Leighty, Nichols, Diener shoot sub-80 rounds at senior golf tour event
• Clean-up in Outlook this Saturday
• County wraps up installation of in-home water systems
• Local bank hosting musical group Friday
• School lunches healthy, satisfying say many students
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• Alert citizen helps police nab burglary suspects
• Mabton residents request speed limits
• Superior Court candidate feels his experience makes him best choice for job
• Lions roar past Sunnyside
• Lady 'Hounds notch first win of year
• BHS Lady Pirates win home opener
• Quick strikes sink Lady Vikings, 2-0
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• Off the Record
• OBITUARY
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• City eyes new phone, networking system for Sunnyside
• Headway being made on veterans memorial
• Sunnyside's loss...Mabton's gain
• Local economy focus of Port commissioner race
• Bonnie Dunbar bronze statue to be erected next spring near Central Park parking lot island
• School-Based Health Center meeting to be held Thursday
• Unsafe areas targeted for bus routes
• Lower Valley Business and Community Expo set for this Friday
• Sunnyside hospital welcomes new doctor
• Bleyhl Farm Service receives award
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• 'F' as in Frank
• Teachers pack away picket signs
• Political race features two city office holders
• Bickleton girls lose to Trout Lake
• Royal strikes early and often
• Lady Knights reign at Tri-Cities Prep invite
• Another late game rally does in Sunnyside Grizzlies
• WSU breakfast meeting cancelled
• SHS grad glad to bring comfort to massage patients
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• Free tutoring available at Sunnyside Community Center
• Weather conditions help emergency personnel isolate ammonia leak in Grandview
• Lawmakers called back to Olympia to address budget shortfall
• Bickleton opens doors to new school
• New city website up and operating
• Klickitat pushes Lady Knights to five-game match
• GHS overpowers Wolves
• Bickleton's Clinton 12th in 86-runner field
• Lady Vikes rally past Royal City in OT
• Local LDS members to participate in day of service
• Local LDS members to participate in day of service
• What's Happening
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• 'F' as on Frank
• BIRTHS
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• Pride & Joy Dairy raw milk products back on the market
• Man suffers wound to leg in yesterday's shooting
• Linde, Werkhoven seeking soon to be vacated school board seat
• Space junk most likely headed back to Earth tomorrow
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• Mabton Vikings notch first win of season
• Headstart for 2012 water supply
• Volunteers kick-off Lower Valley United Way fundraising effort for 2011-12
• Sunnyside's middle school math scores rise dramatically
• Sunnyside shooting under investigation
• Sunnyside loses a heartbreaker to Bulldogs
• Sunnyside girls unable to put Bulldogs on leash
• Williams scores all of Mabton's goals in 4-0 shutout of Timberwolves
• Sunnyside girls unable to put Bulldogs on leash
• Local seamstress, sorority's efforts help African school girls dress for success
• Sunfair queen from Sunnyside
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• Jennie's Journey
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• Granger facing major audit woes<
• New jobs, more energy result of new high-voltage power line to be installed
• Sunnyside police officers ruled justified in April 30 shooting death of Jose Campuzano
• Sex offender moves to Grandview
• Godinez just one off bonus money
• Lady Knights remain unbeaten with non-league win against Zillah
• A look inside the taco-makers daily grind
• Firefighter Tony Castillo and Dottie Sue give fourth graders fire safety tips
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• Sunnyside City Council race focuses on public safety
• Sen. Jim Honeyford wins 'Open Government' award
• Abigail Ramos crowned 2011-12 Miss Sunnyside
• Grandview ekes out third tie of young season
• Lady Grizzlies blanked by Southridge, 10-0
• Sloan, Weaver capture Sun Run's top honors
• Knights crush Mansfield, 58-44
• Sunshine Days poker run a big hit for classic car owners
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• The scoop on poop at the high school
• New home start tops August construction activity
• SHS boys win 4-of-7 match-ups on Eastmont High School course
• GHS winners
• Southridge deals SHS heartbreaker
• Davis 10-zip winners over SHS Lady Grizzlies
• Irrigation water turn- off in mid-October
• Volunteers sought to carry Fallen Heroes banners
• CPR classes scheduled for Oct. 22, Nov. 19
• Christian club speaker finds contentment through faith
• Polly want a cracker...no, this parrot wants a home
• Book Review
• Nouvella Club Style Show
• Melodramatic fun at Sun Terrace
• Guest Editorial
• Jennie's Journey
• Chit Chat
• City installs an old faithful flushing system
• Energizing meeting jump starts downtown Sunnyside revitalization plans
• Health care field a passion for local hospice center tech
• Alpacas bring agritourism to the valley
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• Legislative changes in the works locally
• New business captures attention of local Rotarians
• Wastewater treatment upgrades needed soon
• Lady Knights scrap from behind for victory
• Chavez rips the net for four goals in Mabton's victory over Granger Spartans
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• RV park ordinance, zoning tabled
• Teachers, school district still at odds with salaries
• Grandview Library open for business
• Bickleton varsity defeats Grandview JV
• JV Grizzlies force Pirates to walk the plank
• Contest provides funds for winning schools
• Flag flown in Afghanistan gifted to Sunnyside
• Railroad tracks to be removed
• Mercado de Grandview grand opening events start Wednesday
• Nearly 30 teams turn out for grape stomp
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• Grandview teachers say no to district's contract offer
• Granger dedicates 9/11 memorial
• Sunnyside, Grandview compete at SunDome Tournament
• Seniors pace SHS at Ellensburg run
• Lady Knights shine at invite
• 4A Pirates score late to steal win from SHS
• Artist shows love of life at exhibit in Sunnyside
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• Downtown revitalization one step closer to getting off drawing board
• State to clean up three petroleum contaminated sites in city of Sunnyside
• Committee seeks help for pathway expansion
• Volunteers seek help preserving Sunnyside's neon heritage
• Sunnyside marks 9/11 anniversary
• 2011-12 Miss Sunnyside candidate Janeth Vasquez
• SHS girls competitive
• Williams strikes twice to lead shorthanded Lady Vikes
• Chase follows God's plan to Trinity Church
• GEMS kick-off a success in Sunnyside
• Church concert to feature McEntire sister
• Proceeds from Sunshine Days firemen's breakfast will be used to purchase new thermal imaging camera
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• Sunnyside, Grandview receive business friendly designation
• Port officials explore options for old milk plant
• Habitat for Humanity begins renovation on new Sunnyside Re-Store
• City of Granger 9/11 memorial to be dedicated Sunday, Sept. 11
• Heat is on at crosswalks
• Stamp to honor slugger Ted Williams
• State declines Sunnyside's loan request
• Gang-related incidents result in six arrests
• Math, science test scores rise in Mabton
• More landlords on board with crime-free housing law
• Sunnyside Council broached with another police expenditure
• Nozaka low net scorer at senior golf tour event
• Sunnyside throws a scare into Eastmon
• JV Grizzlies blank Greyhounds
• Christian girls open with sweep
• SHS class of 1966 plans 45-year reunion for this week
• 'Meet & greet' at local school this Thursday
• Bickleton graduate receives $7,500 WSU scholarship
• Noteworthy art exhibit goes on display Friday at Sunnyside coffee house
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• SVID inks irrigation work contract
• Sunnyside resident wins third place honors at menudo cook-off
• The day that changed America forever...Sunnyside's 9/11 observance slated for this coming Friday
• Starting new at Sun Valley Elementary School
• Lady Grizzlies, 'Hounds tie non-league match, 2-2
• Kings Way too much for short-handed Knights
• Grizzlies growl...51-14
• Applications for Sunshine Days vendors being accepted
• Salmon walks later this month
• School retirees to have musical meeting
• WSU Tri Cities to host grant writing seminar
• Farmers seek answers to sprinkler head thefts
• Georgetown University provides local teen valuable experiences
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• Jennie's Journey
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• Doby featured on second all-star baseball stamp
• Ribbon cutting set for Granger's Bailey Avenue project
• Math, science, writing test scores up in Sunnyside
• Warmer than usual September ahead for Sunnyside area
• 2011-12 Miss Sunnyside candidate Tara Van Corbach
• Dr. Butler honored by YVCC alumni group
• Washington auditors, ESD 105 clash on finding
• Newly opened family fun center offers amusement paradise for kids (and adults) of all ages
• Sunnyside athletes participate in Mexico City soccer matches
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• Race forms for Mabton School Board seat
• Grandview community center taking shape
• Groundwater management meeting draws big crowd
• Stop driving to win prizes
• Documentary by Sunnyside filmmaker to debut at fundraiser in Yakima
• Fair and rodeo foundation chooses caterer for annual dinner/auction
• One man's junk another's treasure
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• Words from Washington
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• Facebook followers plan social gathering following S'side parade
• Sunnyside weighs financial options for 2013
• Mabton High alum new vice principal
• Interim principal at Artz Fox in Mabton brings wealth of experience
• $25,000 in damages estimated from fires in Mabton
• Cascade Natural Gas offers online services
• Local dialysis center serving growing number of patients
• General anesthesia surgical suite caters to young dental patients
• New location, familiar faces for Sunnyside eatery
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• Sunnyside man pleads guilty to sexual offense
• Sunnyside firefighters extinguish house fire
• New teachers' contract in Mabton allows educators option of working shorter days
• Gusting winds create havoc for firemen in Mabton
• Familiar face leads Sunnyside volleyball
• Hutchins, Bliesner top finishers in annual Banana Belt tournament
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• 'F' as in Frank
• Story Time
• Heartfelt thanks to supporters
• Local cemetery upkeep needed
• Heartfelt thanks to supporters
• Local cemetery upkeep needed
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• Take the short drive to Toppenish, 'Rapunzel' is worth the trip
• California native goes from selling surfboards to shipping packages
• Saturday's march to promote unity and peace
• HMS sixth graders, parents urged to attend orientation
• Personnel moves OK'd
• Sunnyside's Promise details programs it offered at community center this summer
• Unique carvings by SHS alum on display now at local museum
• $86.5 million budget OK'd for Sunnyside schools
• SRO contracts costing schools more
• 2011-12 Miss Sunnyside candidate Geordan Skyles
• SHS remodel a work in progress
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• Parade entry forms, grand marshal nominations sought for Sunshine Days
• Nine Lower Valley students make the President's Honor Roll at WSU
• SRO agreement with schools officially inked
• GriefShare group meetings in Prosser each Saturday
• Stormwater tips coming to a billboard near you
• Feedback wanted on the future water needs of the Columbia Basin
• Electrical fire damages home in Outlook
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• Jennie's Journey
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• Sunnyside students make big gains in math
• Mabton considers solutions to fireworks, other issues
• Grandview resident doesn't return home
• Grandview eyes six-month moratorium on marijuana gardens
• Drugs, cash, gun seized by Sunnyside cops yesterday
• Grandview hits snag with $20 car tab fees, as non-city residents will likely be hit with assessments
• Back to School for Sunnyside - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
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• OBITUARY
• New Grandview business turns waste into profit
• Grandview salon employees move to Sunnyside
• New business in Grandview offers more than meets the eye
• Port accepts grant
• Columbia Point closes in on Black Rock Creek in senior golf tour standings
• Council divided on $49,000 police department review
• Grandview teachers want school district to ante up 1.9 percent pay cut OK'd by state
• Budget hot topic at Mabton School Board meeting
• Hospice care not just for those with a few days left
• Two injured in collision
• Connell community development coordinator new project manager for Sunnyside Port District
• Solid plans in place to improve students' success in Sunnyside classrooms
• Health fair a big hit in Sunnyside
• West Nile virus found in Mabton pond
• Deputies assist shooting, kidnapping victims
• Puente back on school board
• Leadership confab in D.C. eye-opening experience for local girl
• 2011-12 Miss Sunnyside candidate
• Half dozen Mabton teens have key roles in WSY's Las Memorias production
• Over the Hill Senior Theatricals presents 'Bells Are Ringing'
• 'Rapunzel' opens at Heritage Theater
• Oh my, Okanogan!
• Menudo cook-off, car show & volleyball tournament Sept. 4
• Fresh Hop Ale Festival on tap for Oct. 1
• Forum
• Forum
• Guest Column
• Guest Column
• Story Time
• OBITUARY
• Chasing down the bad guys, sniffing out drugs all in a day's work for Sunnyside K-9 team
• U.S. Cellular to host free smart-phone workshop
• Health fair this Saturday at Central Park
• Lower Valley Relay For Life luminaria ceremony Aug. 27
• Linde, Werkhoven advance to General Election
• Yakima County Gang Commission making progress
• Visitor from Japan takes in sights of the Valley
• Anniversary coins will help pay for Granger memorial marking 9/11 U.S. tragedy
• Scout snipers more than just sharpshooters
• Saturday's health fair intended to transform Sunnyside
• Community theater group seeks support
• FORUM
• Guest Column
• Jennie's Journey
• Grandview church to host vacation Bible school
• Good manners, etiquette focus of clinic held in Sunnyside
• Port boundary lines may be changed
• OBITUARY
• WWII hand grenade discovered by local resident
• New groundwater management area to be discussed at Aug. 30 meeting in Sunnyside
• Housing sparks July's new starts in Sunnyside
• Space camp a memorable adventure for Sierra Vista Middle School student
• Sunshine Days Run in the Sun slated for Sept. 17
• Dodge wins with better horsepower
• Touchet cowboy all-around winner in Grandview
• Primary ballot deadline approaches
• Grandview motorist involved in fatal accident late Saturday night
• OBITUARY
• SHS construction update...on time and under budget
• Marijuana growing operation found at Washout Road farm near Sunnyside
• 2011-12 Miss Sunnyside candidate
• Sign-ups ongoing now for SHS fall sports teams
• Crimp seventh at sectional qualifier
• Most fishing, hunting license fees will increase Sept. 1
• Community Advisory Council seeks input from Sunnyside residents
• Fingerprinting focus of day one at CSI camp in Sunnyside
• Sunnyside teen serves as People to People ambassador
• Book Review
• What's Happening
• Guest Column
• Guest Column
• Jennie's Journey
• Four officers cleared for duty
• Accident update reveals child sustained worst injuries
• Auditors nick Mabton schools
• Crime analyst hits the ground running
• Fundraising fun underway at fair
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside gang unit actively serving arrest warrants here
• County commissioners caught in feud between cities of Mabton and Granger
• Grandview EDGE partnering with New Vision
• City of Mabton short of volunteer firefighters
• Black Rock Creek clinging to senior golf tour points lead
• Team Impact/El Valle seventh at State tourney
• Grandview tunes up car tab fee program
• Auto accident sends woman to Harborview
• 60th wedding anniversary celebrated by Sunnyside couple
• Sunnyside Community Center custodian enjoys time interacting with youth
• Children's garden one of many educational experiences at Heavenly Hills Harvest
• FORUM
• Guest Column
• Words from Washington
• 'F' as in Fannin
• City closer to agreement on SRO positions
• Re-establishing parks and rec department under consideration by Sunnyside City Council
• Hospital's chief operations officer believes trust is key to quality service<
• Sunnyside Community Hospital to join cardiac, stroke program
• Park fee waivers OK'd
• Central Washington University names 2010-11 graduates
• Mabton High School agriculture teacher receives national award
• OBITUARY
• New educational experience offered at Heavenly Hills Harvest
• City of Mabton awarded records preservation grant
• Grandview man wins world horseshoe pitching championship
• CSI Camp this Thursday, Friday at community center
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Bickleton schools weathering economic times plaguing other districts
• SWAT vehicle acquired last year needs some TLC
• 2011-12 Miss Sunnyside candidate
• Honor roll students named at CWU
• Sunnyside church welcomes new pastor
• Maryhill Museum of Art hosting festival this weekend
• Woodland Park Zoo's popular, live Bear Cam returns
• FORUM
• FORUM
• FORUM
• Wedam brings vision, insight
• guest Column
• 'F' as in Frank
• Story Time
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Former Sunnyside schools' assessment director now working at ESD 105
• EPA proposal won't impact Sunnyside Port wetlands project
• Display area sought for city's neon history
• Motorist escapes serious harm
• Gang fight in Mabton handled by deputies
• Washington State University names spring graduates
• OBITUARY
• EMS levy renewal set for November ballot
• Fiber optic line cut disrupts 9-1-1, financial operations
• Fiber optic line cut disrupts 9-1-1, financial operations
• Equine enthusiast urges others to care for their horses
• S'side Rotary golf tourney set for Sept. 23
• Banana Belt golf tourney offers $10,000 in additional prize monies
• Triploid trout plentiful for anglers
• Outlook man foils auto theft
• Fair vendors still sought in Grandview
• Bleyhl retiree back in the saddle
• Guest Column
• Guest Column
• Jennie's Journey
• OBITUARY
• Return to normal for August temperatures in Sunnyside
• Sunnyside council reaches consensus on subcommittee meeting agendas
• Port of Sunnyside close to deal on airport operations
• Superior team depth gives Selah Dolphins swim league crown
• Interlocal agreemen inked with Grandview
• Crowther named port project manager
• Eating contest nets $483 for local student's leadership conference trip
• Unemployed running out of benefits, opportunities
• Second chance for Mabton School Board candidates
• Volunteer recognized in Mabton
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Three candidates vying for soon to be vacated seat on Sunnyside School Board
• New therapy pavilion taking shape at Hillcrest Manor
• 2011-12 Miss Sunnyside candidate
• Grandview church plans two-week vacation Bible school
• Location eyed for student health clinic
• Burger wagers will help local girl attend leadership confab in Washington, D.C.
• Conservation funding available to Sunnyside area farmers
• Mother of three easing her way back into office duties
• Walla Walla expands Shakespeare productions
• Granger movie nights continue next month
• What's Happening
• FORUM
• FORUM
• Guest Column
• Jennie's Journey
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• BIRTHS
• Sunnyside police nab four out-of-towners on 'dine and dash' charge
• Why aren't people watching out for one another?
• Sharks regular season champs
• Piranhas nibble their way past Grandview Neptunes
• Grandview inks deal with Fruit Smart
• Sunnyside family works to improve local neighborhood
• OBITUARY
• BIRTHS
• Grant funds intended to steer youth clear of gang life
• Newspaper stalwart passes on last Saturday
• Grandview looks to give new business starts an EDGE
• Sunnyside girls power Sharks past Prosser Piranhas, 477-277
• Grandview picks up first road win of year
• Gunfire reported in Mabton
• Homes on Monson feedlot to be surplused
• Mabton school director resigns
• Roosendaal's mark 50 years of marriage
• Guest Column
• 'F' as in Frank
• Story Time
• BIRTHS
• BIRTHS
• BIRTHS
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Heavier case load means more lawyers need to be hired for local municipal court
• Mabton schools eye tight budget for 2011-12
• Teen still missing seven months later
• Subcommittee agendas still up in the air
• Granger native new Mabton High School principal
• State's fifth wolf pack confirmed in Stevens County
• Local seniors second in scoring at Desert Aire
• Sunnyside teenager sentenced to nearly three years in prison for role in gang shooting
• Mabton VFW members appointed to state positions
• Apple Valley Dental opens doors in Sunnyside
• DEATH NOTICE
• Parkland home razed
• Teen victim of Mabton shooting
• Port of Sunnyside lauds engineer for longevity, work ethic
• Hospital volunteers needed for gift shop duty
• Twice published Moxee author visits Sunnyside
• Five arrested in connection with stolen vehicle
• Postal officials get an earful from county residents on proposed move
• Ambitions of local student lead to prestigious opportunities
• 2011 Miss Sunnyside candidate
• Parks commission continues exploring possibility of bringing on paid rec employees
• Four Grandview swimmers each nab two victories against visiting Tarpons
• Pure Mayhem/Sports Center perfect 4-0 in play this week
• Mount Rainier National Park hosting wildlife educational event Aug. 6
• It's quite easy to get your happy back
• M.I.L.K. - it does a body good
• Words from Washington
• 'F' as in Frank
• Story Time
• OBITUARY
• Ho-hum...another clean bill of health for Port of Sunnyside
• Sunnyside supply yard might be empty, but JM Eagle not finished by a long shot
• Pharmacy remodel leads June building starts in Sunnyside
• Family water fun event tomorrow
• State axes litter hotline
• Annual youth water carnival scheduled for Aug. 9
• OBITUARY
• FORUM
• Snack shack keeps Sunnyside swim mom busy
• Mix-up opens up director's seat on Mabton School Board
• Sunnyside kidnapping suspect's ominibus hearing this September
• Yakima Valley's economy weathering national recession
• Science on wheels...traveling exhibit stops off in Sunnyside
• Outlook residents unhappy with availability, quality of water
• Sunnyside swimmers improve record to 8-1
• Dolphins overpower Grandview, 659-161
• Town hall meeting slated for July 26
• Mabton class of '01 reunion planned
• Community garden to open children's space Saturday
• FORUM
• DAILY SUN NEWS EDITORIAL
• Jennie's Journey
• {No Headline}
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Storage building razed
• Port mulls purchase of former milk processing plant
• Sunnyside native in need of liver transplant
• Kendall Farms to offer wine classes
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Sunnyside schools, hospital to build new medical clinic
• Exceeding expectations
• Health fair set for Aug. 20
• OBITUARY
• Local cops targeting speeders now through Aug. 7
• Three-year federal investigation results in arrests, more than $3.4 million in assets subject to forfeiture
• Local homes sought for children in need
• 2011 Miss Sunnyside candidate
• Sharks avenge earlier loss to Selah
• Heading up Grandview library a coming home for Jahnke
• Library grand opening party set for Sept. 17
• Book Review
• Forum
• Guest Column
• Jennie's Journey
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Hanford's B-Reactor moves closer to becoming national historic park
• Local realtors earn national recognition
• Silbury Hill Alpacas...Sunnyside's new farming venture
• Bicycle rodeo set up to teach kids rules of the road
• Sunnyside teen claims seven medals at national event
• Deadline approaches for voter registration
• Exhibit detecting gravitational waves to be showcased at local community center
• Tri-chamber social open to all merchants
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Grandview budget on target...says city treasurer
• Planning commission recommends changes to city's RV ordinances
• Sunnysider completes Idaho ironman event
• Sunnyside powers past Neptunes, 591-212
• Plat approved for new housing
• SHS grad enjoying summer internship at local newspaper
• 7-year-old S'side girl entered in state pageant
• Poor sense of identity not what Go
• Forum
• Forum
• Guest Column
• Cutting to the Core
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• School resource officers contracts under review
• Irrigators receive optimistic outlook
• Sunnyside Rotary swim team best of nine squads at Regionals
• Farmers market licensing fees being reviewed by city council
• District Governor encourages Noon Rotarians to 'rock the boat'
• Unusual artwork on display in Sunnyside
• DEATH NOTICE
• Legend's grant will boost leadership roles at sheriff's office
• S'side High senior-to-be showcases science skills
• First-ever public safety fair in Sunnyside a success
• Indall, Nozaka card lowest rounds from 132-player field
• Tennis tourney returns...cancer victims the beneficiaries
• FEMA concerned about wildfire season
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• SVID nicked by auditors on controls over financial statements
• Sunnyside School Board directors go paperless
• WSDA offers free waste pesticide disposal in Prosser
• West Nile virus season prompts 'skeeter' alert
• Miss Sunnyside candidate
• Barracudas avenge early season defeat to G'view Neptunes
• Kleinow slams three homers
• 2011 National Night Out preparations underway
• Ripening disorders topic of monthly grape fieldman's breakfast
• Book Review
• Guest Column
• Jennie's Journey
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside garbage collections may get more costly for local residents
• Deal reduces Mexican tariffs on U.S. goods
• Woman held on alleged kidnapping incident
• Be on the alert for daytime burglars in Sunnyside
• Applications sought for school board
• Art camp slated for July 11-13
• Free quitline services end; tobacco users should seek alternatives
• Local diet counselor takes pride in team effort
• OBITUARY
• Guest Column
• Bothell man drowns near Grandview on 4th of July
• Yakima on the verge of losing area's mail processing center
• In-house city attorney under consideration
• Nearly 50 years later letter from 'Down Under' intended for Sunnyside youth delivered by local postmaster
• Neptunes prevail big over visiting Barracudas
• Broersma shatters four Sunnyside pool records
• July weather outlook normal after chilly June
• SHS grad completes basic training
• Merit director airs concerns about marijuana
• Forum
• Forum
• Guest Column
• 'F' as in Frank
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Mabton teen hurt in rollover on I-82 Monday
• Sunnyside drinking water meets federal standards
• 4th of July weekend accidents claim lives of Grandview youngsters
• July 4th about more than freedom and independence, mayor says, it's about American Spirit
• Retired pastor begins counseling ministry
• Sunnyside teacher completes Space Academy program
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside schools target need for more bilingual teachers
• Grandview couple being investigated for child abuse
• PBS documentary highlights life on Wavrin family's dairy
• 2011 Miss Sunnyside candidate
• Tarpons too tough for Grandview Neptunes
• Shark attack claims Naches swim team
• Sunnyside firefighter takes running to the extreme
• School bell schedule set for 2011-12
• Vendors needed for fair, rodeo in Grandview
• Hanford Reach Interpretive Center construction slated for later this summer
• Freeman tabbed as winemaker of the year
• Sunnyside Police are calling all super heroes for Aug. 3 event
• Guest Column
• 'F' as in Frank
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Farm labor housing needed
• Banners brighten up downtown Sunnyside
• SHS names students to honor roll
• Harrison Middle School names honor roll students
• Beekeeper once painted bees for fun
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Car tab fees in Grandview go into effect in 2012
• Citizens advised: be on the lookout for counterfeit money
• Sunnyside School Board chairman relinquishing seat
• Selah dominates Neptunes in Grandview pool
• Sharks improve to 3-1 in summer swim league
• Fire prevention order issued for wildlife refuges
• Council gives development the go ahead
• Garbage pick-up a day late for holiday
• Grandview girl seeks beauty pageant title
• Forum
• Guest Column
• Guest Column
• Cutting to the Core
• DEATH NOTICE
• Architect hired to design new fire station
• Grandview gang member charged in shooting, Sunnyside banger sentenced to 26-month prison term
• Wedam's reign as dairy ambassador ends
• Grandview to celebrate Fourth of July
• Summer meals for Mabton kids being offered
• Sunnyside welcomes new hospital COO
• Adult entertainment laws now in place<
• IRS increases mileage rate
• Maple Grove Road home targeted by drive-by shooters
• Fourth of July flyover confirmed
• Indall, Plata push Black Rock Creek to runner-up finish
• SHS grad shines in collegiate summer baseball league for NCAA Division I prospects
• Sunnysider marks nearly three decades with Sunnyside schools
• Rescue attempt turns out fine for frightened feline
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Commissioners want interim parks/rec director
• WSDA resumes trapping to detect European grapevine moth
• Sunnyside man dies after car plunges into canal
• State department of agriculture begins gypsy moth trapping
• 2011-12 Miss Sunnyside candidate
• Nip-and-tuck affair goes Selah Dolphins' way against visiting Sharks
• Outlook drag racer trying to turn lemons into tasty lemon aid
• Bicycle rodeo for youngsters July 13
• Info meeting set for National Night Out
• Youth track and field meet set for July 7
• Fireworks prohibited 4th of July weekend
• County dog licenses available on-line
• Sunnyside Grid Kid program has sign-ups next week
• Christian Women's luncheon July 12th
• Educators learn to seek out needs, feelings with dealing with disruptive kids
• Girls State life-changing experience for Sunnyside teens
• Valley author to appear at Sunnyside Library
• BOOK REVIEW
• Hanford Reach Interpretive Center project getting off the ground
• Forum
• GUEST COLUMN
• 'F' as in Frank
• DEATH NOTICE
• Summer DUI patrols start up June 24
• High tech tools being developed to aid teachers
• City of Sunnyside no longer in rental housing business
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Commissioner addresses water, immigration issues
• childhood trauma impacts behaviors, dropout rates...say Summer Institute speakers
• Annual regional swim championships July 9-10
• Grandview swimmers fall prey to Sharks
• Free concert, family event at Kiwanis Park Saturday
• Marines sharpen skills for battle
• Blueberries are blueriffic
• Guest Column
• Jennie's Journey
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Administrative changes on horizon in Sunnyside schools
• National VFW commander visits Sunnyside, stresses recruitment of younger veterans
• Vendors needed for Yakima Valley Fair and Rodeo
• YVCC teaching winery detailed for Noon Rotarians
• New ownership, new name for Grandview market
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Chip sealing work in Sunnyside scheduled for early this week
• Yakima Valley Dairy Ambassador will vie for State title later this week
• State dairy ambassador relinquishes title this Friday
• Mabton Grid Kid sign-ups this week
• Wednesday's parent meeting to address closing of Children's Village in Sunnyside
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• SHS alumni volleyball match planned for early July
• Team Impact too much for Columbia Crest
• Neptunes victorious over Othello swimmers
• Grandview police ID shooting suspects
• City of Sunnyside on brink of experiencing budget woes
• 2011 Miss Sunnyside candidate
• Grandview church plans VBS, barbecue
• Hochhalter appointed to civil service commission
• Public safety fair July 9
• Christian club speaker shares testimony of healing
• Five-year-old hailed as hero
• World Nation by 1964 SHS grad worth purchasing
• Hunting for agates in the northwest
• Sunnyside Lions Club never has sought lodging tax monies
• Guest Column
• 'F' as in Frank
• Cutting to the Core
• DEATH NOTICE
• PacifiCorp this fall will remove Conduit Dam
• Grandview School District welcomes back familiar face
• More than 250 Sierra Vista Middle School students earn place on honor roll
• Port of Sunnyside employee oversees wastewater plant
• DEATH NOTICE
• Accountant employed on interim basis by city of Sunnyside
• Quality of water focus of new Lower Yakima Valley group
• Spokane firm hired to build community center in Grandview
• Sunnyside Sharks shred Barracudas, 416-218
• Prosser Piranhas swim past Neptunes
• Officers gain experience during communications training
• Alpha Lambda Chapter stages ice cream sundae party for Sunnyside fourth graders
• Words from Washington
• Empire of M
• DEATH NOTICE
• Lucky 7 Bike Shop in need of community support
• Another grant headed Grandview's way
• Federal judge sentences escapee from Sunnyside jail to 10 years prison time
• Grandview schools reform grading system
• Gov. Gregoire to step down after current term
• Legal firm to oversee airport clean-up
• Sunnyside High School girls soccer team edgeas alumni squad, 5-3
• Excitement non-stop at Alder Creek rodeo
• Diener, Murray, Barker spark Sunnysiders to first-place finish at senior golf tour event
• New street sweeper to be purchased
• Mabton summer meal program begins June 20
• Budget meetings scheduled
• U.S. Cellular to offer free device workshop at Sunnyside location
• Grandview Boys State representative chosen
• WSU student recalls for Rotarians her time studying abroad in Africa
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Landlords asked to comply with law
• Last-minute election filings create several local races
• Apple doesn't fall far from the tree in Dalrymple family
• OBITUARY
• Palacios, Linde pick up challengers with new filings
• Sunnyside School District gets A+ from state auditors
• 2011 Miss Sunnyside candidate
• Indelook Club meeting changed to no-host luncheon next Tuesday
• Family fun, swimming and more on tap at Grandview Christian Church
• Annual Fourth of July celebration in Sunnyside to begin with parade
• Area alpaca farmers celebrate spring fiber harvest
• Forum
• Forum
• Guest Column
• Guest Column
• Jennie's Journey
• Empire of M
• OBITUARY
• Teen involved in shooting of deputy gets prison time
• Newcomer to Sunnyside seek's mayor's seat on council
• Cherry growers provided insights on tour of Lower Yakima Valley area
• Community members gather in effort to problem-solve
• Galbraith, Bos earn checks at PGA pro-am series event
• Lower Valley students graduate from the University of Washington
• Students named to Bickleton schools' honor roll
• Farmers advised to be on lookout for Asian pest
• OBITUARY
• Race ahead for Port of Sunnyside seat
• Nitrate pollution will be addressed at Sunnyside meeting set for next Tuesday
• City of Mabton considering surveying local residents for household income info
• Sunnyside advisory group agrees to partial funding for kiosk, none for fireworks display
• Part III...Summer of Hope: work together
• Myers celebrate 50 years of marriage
• They're ugly and unhealthy...tree topping a bad scenario all around
• Forum
• Forum
• Forum
• Cuttng to the Core
• Guest Column
• Lots of decisions for S'side council to make on former feedlot
• Project manager leaving Port of Sunnyside
• Trio added to Wall of Fame
• GHS grads challenged to make their own paths
• Sunnyside summer meal program begins next Monday
• Driver's ed class offered this summer
• Local retailer offering vending machines for inventory management
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Washington Redistricting Commission to host public forum in Yakima on Wednesday
• State vet recommends easing horse movement restrictions
• Numbers look promising for Sunnyside High School
• SHS celebrates class of 2011 pace setters
• Sunnyside Christian graduates 17 seniors
• Final sign-ups for swim team tonight at pool
• Insurance agent enjoys helping customers
• Mabton schools remedy state audit issue
• State farm exports reach record levels
• Baccalaureate preps graduates for life after high school careers
• Miss Sunnyside candidate
• Yakima River spring Chinook fishing season opens today
• Free soccer camp scheduled in Outlook
• Part II...Summer of Hope: pray together
• Lower Valley family honors ancestors on Memorial Day
• Central Washington State Fair concerts, events announced
• Summer Blast 2011 planned for June 25
• Forum
• Hemp reason of support for cannabis
• Forum
• Guest Column
• 'F' as in Frank
• Empire of M
• Soroptimist International of the Lower Yakima Valley awards academic scholarships
• Green Valley 4-H collects comfort items for overseas troops
• Linde returns from two-year mission
• Fundraiser slated for Saturday
• Part I...Summer of Hope: come together
• Single-car accident near Sunnyside results in five sent to local hospitals
• Cooling trend to continue in June
• Trip to India no vacation for Rotaplast International volunteers
• SHS names top academic achievers in 2011 class
• Horse owners encouraged to vaccinate for West Nile virus
• Sunnyside native stumps for legalization of marijuana, hemp
• Closed campus a reality for Grandview ninth graders
• Columbia Point makes up ground on Black Rock Creek
• SHS spring athletes earn accolades at awards ceremony
• Baccalaureate service this Thursday
• Golden wedding anniversary for Grimes
• Jennie's Journey
• Guest Column
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• Cantwell and Murray urge DOE to transfer Hanford land to community for private sector job growth
• SHS set to graduate biggest class ever
• New doctor joins Sunnyside Pediatrics
• Mastermind group to focus on members' success
• Bickleton's Nic Venema takes first in pole vault
• Injury hinders Mabton's hopes at State
• Rodriguez's State run ends in two matches
• Amaro, Guzman earn top 15 finishes at State
• Lady Knights grab top-six finish at 1B State tourney
• Sunnyside reflexology guest speaker at medical assistants' conference
• Traveling, spending time with family new plans for city worker
• OBITUARY
• School board, via 4-1 vote, approves $3.5 million in spending cuts
• Candidate filing period for public offices now open by mail
• New school director boundaries drawn up
• Long-time schools' supporter seeks school board seat
• Doors open on Sunnyside Physical Therapy expansion
• Outlook teacher retiring after 54-year career
• Help planned for jobs lost to Safari fire
• Grandview schools to start Aug. 25
• Lower Valley native shares her first-hand experience of surviving Japan's earthquake and tsunami
• St. Joseph's Spring Fest activities include 3-on-3 basketball tourney and pancake feed
• Book Review
• Treasure awaits in northwest Oregon
• Dutch theme right on target
• Good people in Sunnyside
• Forum
• Forum
• Guest Column
• Words from Washington
• Cutting to the Core
• DEATH NOTICE
• Reforms, restraint ;in new state budget earn Honeyford's support
• Mabton residents hear reason for higher monthly sewer bills
• Sunnyside city leaders impressed with tour of Boys and Girls Clubs
• Visser concludes 3A State action
• WSU confirms another case of horse virus
• Family and community drive Grandview mom
• SHS science students visit Gonzaga
• Young scientists test hypothesis' at McClure
• Local VISTA volunteer receives Governor's Award
• Sylling takes helm of Shadle Park High
• El Conquistador set to reopen soon
• Visser makes cut for day-two action at 3A State tourney
• Employee appreciation picnic on tap
• Benefit dance to aid Mabton man
• New job gives GHS graduate new perspective on future career
• Double wedding couples celebrating 50th anniversaries
• Albrechts to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Day of reckoning arrived
• Guest Column
• Empire of M
• DEATH NOTICE
• Grandview School Board boundaries changing because of 2010 Census
• Bill tops $18,000 from firm hired to protect police officers
• Mabton schools to reset director boundaries
• Gang elimination strategy OK'd by city council
• Tri-Cities pair 'Christie Memorial' tournament champions
• Tyus leaving
• Council agrees to purchase land for fire department
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• State health officials advise local residents to protect against West Nile virus by removing mosquito habitat
• Teen dies in drive-by shooting last Friday in Sunnyside
• Four killed in weekend motor vehicle accidents
• Gutierrez lone Mabton athlete to qualify for State
• Grandview's Rodriguez qualifies for State
• Sunnyside's Amaro, Guzman both advance to State in javelin
• Lady Knights bound for State!!!
• Greyhounds' season ends at Regionals
• Civil War re-enactor visits Sierra Vista Middle School
• OBITUARY
• FORUM
• Marines rewarded for extraordinary airlift<
• Seatbelt emphasis patrols begin here May 23
• State rescinds penalty against dairy
• Generous donation gives Sunnyside museum a rare relic
• Conservation district office will move to Zillah soon
• Optometrist license ;restricted
• Summer travel made simple
• Miss Washington looks to shine at Miss USA Pageant
• Fresh Air Artists Festival expands its focus
• GUEST COLUMN
• Cutting to the Core
• DEATH NOTICE
• Drive-by shooting believed to be gang-related
• Sunnyside VFW invites community residents to take part in annual Memorial Day services
• Importance of kids' activities detailed for local rec comissioners
• New fire station, ladder truck may be in Sunnyside's future, Markham tells Rotary Club
• Morrow cribbage club champ for 2011
• Indall, Wickham lead Black Rock Creek to runner-up finish at senior golf tour stop
• Vandals victimized in District playoffs by S'side Christian
• Former SHS girls soccer players sought to play in alumni game
• Grandview pool to open June 17
• Mabton FFA competes at State convention
• OBITUARY
• Daughter of Grandview woman participates in humanitarian mission
• School bus driver cited as result of rollover accident
• Outlook library scores $5,000 Laura Bush grant
• Sunnyside seeks to save history while losing historic Safari
• Origin of blaze determined
• Flood waters receding in Valley
• 1971 Top-Hi class plans 40th reunion
• Words from Washington
• 'F' as in Frank
• Patrol vehicle struck by another motorist
• Sunnyside schools bracing for $3.5 million in spending cuts
• Community garden at local hospice center open to all Sunnysiders
• Visser making third consecutive appearance at 3A State tourney
• Grandview's Rodriguez District champ
• GHS sophomore five strokes shy of earning 2A State tournament berth
• Smartphone workshop planned for Sunnyside
• Lava Rock owner creates hidden oasis
• Outdoor recreationists will have to pay more to access state-owned lands
• Nature rains on Relay for Life fundraiser
• Fire guts downtown Sunnyside businesses
• Salmeron District champ in triple jump
• GHS Lady Greyhounds Regional tourney-bound
• Hillcrest Manor honors employees
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Chinese businessmen hope to make Sunnyside sister city
• Councilman wants to make gang members uncomfortable
• Downtown Grandview project formally dedicated
• Lady Knights pick up 16th victory of season
• Vikes taking 10 to 1A District track meet
• GHS sophomore earns Regional golf tourney berth
• Last razor clam dig of season approved at three ocean beaches
• The Joyful Noise featured musicians at Sunday's Gospel jamboree in Mabton
• Yakima's Got Talent: Calling for contestants!
• Queen Jackie to reign over Pioneer Picnic and Rodeo
• FORUM
• FORUM
• Guest Column
• 'F' as in Frank
• Jennie's Journey
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Major crime takes a dive in Grandview
• Two new police officers hit the streets of Sunnyside
• Army Corps of Engineers trek to Sunnyside to discuss wetland project
• Cops watching for unsecured loads
• Airport upgrades underway
• Grandview FFA plant sale starts tomorrow
• Grandview booster Club auction, dinner May 22
• Berkompas graduates from Dordt College
• Nouvella plans May 19 lunch
• YVCC okays Grandview fire department use of property
• Sierra Vista seventh grader wins space camp scholarship
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Suspect in last night's drive-by shooting ID'd
• Bail set at $1 million for suspect in Sunday's murder
• Council Council asked to promote healthier lifestyles
• Homeless count down county-wide
• Sunnyside Christian's 13-game win streak snapped by DeSales
• Mabton drops 6-2 non-league game
• Lady Grizzlies score second win of season
• Builder offers 'green' homes for Yakima Valley
• Rotary exchange student tells Jr. Indelook members she's not ready to leave just yet
• Mother/daughter artistic team's work on display at Guerra's
• FORUM
• FORUM
• FORUM
• FORUM
• FORUM
• Guest Column
• Empire of M
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• 'Get tough' on gangs resolution put on hold
• Arsonist destroys Cadillac valued at $20,000
• Grandview honors top educators
• City of Sunnyside's problems with IRS ironed out
• Yakima River now open to salmon fishing
• Local cowboys, cowgirls will saddle up to battle cancer
• Business group hopes to keep Sunnyside on the GROW
• Heritage University celebrates graduates at commencement
• Dispatcher for Truss Systems does almost anything to ensure quality work environment
• HMS gears up for MSP testing
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• County extends deadline for nitrate program
• Lower Valley man stabbed to death Sunday
• Killer of Sunnyside teen sentenced to 27 years in prison
• Toppenish 18-year-old named Miss American Cinco de Mayo
• Sunnyside schools' best presented Golden Apples
• Venema sets BHS record at Glenwood's Agar invite
• Vikings' season comes to a close in District tourney overtime shootout
• Bombers on target in raid over Sunnyside
• Lady Grizzlies' season comes to an end
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• More colder-than-normal temperatures predicted here
• Full water supply seen for irrigators
• Sunnyside PD releases names of cops placed on administrative leave involved in fatal shootout
• Sunnyside VFW post marks 75th anniversary
• Miss American Cinco de Mayo Pageant kicks off Sunnyside festivities later tonight
• Wildcats scratch Sunnyside from playoffs
• Grandview twin bill split gives Lady 'Hounds fifth place finish in CWAC league standings
• SHS Lady Grizzlies earn first win of year
• Young Life yard sale this Saturday
• Loving Sunnyside...what's it all about?
• Yakima author to hold book signing in Ellensburg
• Linda Lanier to hold Lower Valley concerts in Grandview and Zillah
• Guest Column
• Jennie's Journey
• Empire of M
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• State Patrol ID's two mothersin Escalade
• Annual Christian school auction on tap this Saturday
• Cinco de Mayo fundraiser will help teens learn the gospel of Jesus Christ
• 'Gold Star Mothers' memorial focus of Eagle Scout, senior projects
• Nozaka leads Black Rock Creek to first-place finish at senior tour event
• Grizzly linksters showing improvement
• CPR class set for May 14
• Harrison students win big at Pasco competition
• Grizzlies succumb in regular season finale, 2-0
• Four officers taken off regular patrol following cop shootout last Saturday night
• Not good news for those who rent homes
• Grandview Fire Dept.scores grant worth $84,000
• Skype takes Sunnyside Rotarians to India
• Bickleton scores well at Yakima meet
• Vikes open playoffs against Scotties
• Greyhounds win only 1-of-10 matches against East Valley netters
• $450,000 grant will allow Sunnyside to make improvements to lighting in school buildings
• FORUM
• FORUM
• FORUM
• Words from Washington
• Cutting to the Core
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Arrest may have ties to murder of Outlook girl
• 'We are at war' deputy police chief tells Sunnyside City Council
• Mam shot by police identified
• SHS seeks project judges
• Mother, daughter art exhibit changed to Friday
• Three Sunnyside High School students earn Gates Millennium scholarships
• AmericanWest Bank welcomes new loan officer
• Studio 242 settles in new digs
• Auto Beauty Salon local detail specialists
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
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• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• Superintendent optimistic in state of the schools address<
• One dead in police shootout
• Suns scorch Sunnyside fastpitch team
• Grizzlies win second straight
• Sunnyside plans'Day of Prayer'
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside School Board OKs forming truancy board
• 'Bird Bomb' retailers, users must be federally licensed
• Girl gunned down in her own home
• Pikeminnow sport reward season opens Sunday
• Exciting close to Grandview soccer match results in 3-2 loss
• Grizzly boys, girls track teams split with Eastmont, Pasco
• Guerra's, Steppe Cellars team up for culinary treat
• Sunnyside Christian production is laugh out loud funny
• Sunnyside steps up for food drive
• Empire of M
• Guest Column
• 'Take Back the Night' rally on for tomorrow
• Mabton students at odds with new drink container ban
• Disappointing results for Grandview High boys
• Bickleton athletes compete at West Valley JV invite
• Big innings by Hanford cost Lady Grizzlies
• Second drive-by shooting in as many nights in Grandview
• Sunnyside Community Center site for free resources fair this Saturday
• CROP Walk Saturday
• School district looking for community members willing to serve
• Harrison Middle School students earn spot on honor roll
• Early education teacher finds career direction in job
• Artz-Fox students learn about agriculture the fun way...through food
• On Stage Review
• Police personnel granted raises by Sunnyside Council
• Community supported farm detailed for Noon Rotarians
• Water leak damage repairs result in controversy
• 'Tony Show' keeps rolling for Mabton as Vikings win yet again
• Lucas shoots fourth lowest round Monday ;at CWAC match
• Lady Knights 1B league champs
• Sunnyside beats No. 1 Pasco
• Mabton sewer rates increased
• No one hit in drive-by shooting
• Van Oostrums celebrate 60 years of matrimony
• Forum
• Forum
• Words from Washingotn
• DEATH NOTICE
• City pay raises saga continues
• Budget change provides funding for both officers and patrol cars
• Staffing cuts likely for Mabton schools
• Grandview School Board considers spending remaining I-728 monies
• Final re-regulating reservoir being filled
• Grizzly boys fifth, girls sixth at Prosser Invite
• Visser cards second best round at 3A league match
• Understand long-term care before there's a need, says panel
• Sierra Vista honor roll students named
• New Sunnyside shoe store open downtown
• SHS 2007 grad makes most of her WSU experience
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Grizzlies drop two more
• Robbery reported at Sunnyside grocery store
• Transformation Sunnyside takes on three new board members
• Engineering students from SHS showcase skills thry learned during robotics competition
• Espinosa boots in five goals against Ki-Be
• Lady Greyhounds belt 35 hits in sweep of Tigers
• Grizzlies drop two more
• Grandview boys claim two more wins
• First grade teacher prepares for African adventure
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Bath salt products banned
• Parks board gears up for summer
• Lions' White Cane Days fundraiser Friday, Saturday
• Missing Sunnyside child found safe
• Restaurants supporting high school's attendance incentive program
• Yakima County Republicans to host annual banquet
• CROP Hunger Walk scheduled in Sunnyside
• Sunnyside takes steps to regulate city manager's purchasing authority
• Gang court, more beds at juvenile detention center discussed at meeting
• Lady Grizzlies swept at Pasco
• Mustangs trample Greyhounds
• Lemos low scorer for Grandview at CWAC match
• Lightning brings no snap, crackle, pop to S'side Christian field
• Mabton claims surprising victory against Grandview
• Sunnyside teens raising funds for church camps
• Local educators attend state convention
• Guest Column
• Empire of M
• DEATH NOTICE
• Sunnyside Council considers gutting 2011-12 budget
• Hillcrest expansion tops March building starts in Sunnyside
• Number nine is number one
• Outlook clean up day planned for May 14
• National Volunteer Week turns spotlight on local volunteer efforts
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Former Sunnyside Police Department receptionist convicted, sentenced for embezzling $11,000 two years ago
• Mensonides crowned new 2011-12 ambassador for Valley's dairy industry
• Yakima Valley's favorite Seahawk dazzles local crowd at Young Life banquet
• Grandview picks up second victory of season
• Vikings lose bloody match to Scotties
• Grizzly netters still stalking first victory
• Grizzlies snap two-game skid
• Grandview church plans Easter activities
• Sunnyside church prepares for restart
• Lower Valley Christian Women's guest speaker shares experience with depression
• Sage Bluff Alpacas offers new experience during Spring Barrel Tasting
• Guest Column
• Guest Column
• Guest Column
• 'F' as in Frank
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Grandview police nab teens suspected of burglarizing home
• Cheats being exposed
• Grandview celebrates Arbor Day with tree plantings
• Grandview wins delayed game against Wapat
• GHS freshman low scorer for Greyhounds in three-team match
• New hunting rules for 2011-12 adopted by state wildlife officials
• Nouvella Club meeting set for April 21
• Science camp slated for April 30
• Contestants sought for Miss American Cinco de Mayo Pageant
• Bardell receives Legion scholarship
• Annual plant sale in Mabton April 29-May1
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Zoning changes given initial approval
• Mabton moves toward citizen involvement with crime prevention tactics
• Grandview city budget on target
• Expert weighs in on nuclear crisis
• Bickleton athletes return in top form
• Wahluke blanks Vikings
• Community Days street dance in works
• Kiwanis Easter 'Fill The Wagon' food drive set for this Saturday
• Van Belle Road to be closed May 4
• Grandview woman celebrates 90th birthday
• Words from Washington
• Empire of M
• DEATH NOTICE
• Grandview, Prosser teens sentenced for drive-by shooting last year in Sunnyside
• Grandview schools move toward unified grading system
• Irrigation ater supply OK...for now
• Sunnyside's best and brightest
• Outside help brought in to assist city with issues
• Espinoza fires fifth lowest round at 3A league opener
• Grandview boys pick up second team win against Toppenish
• City inks interlocal agreements
• Pearl Hughes Guild to meet Friday, April 15
• Cougar killed in Wenatchee neighborhood
• Birthright welcomes guests at open house
• U.S. Cellular offering free device workshop in Sunnyside this Saturday
• Aaron's opens in Sunnyside
• OBITUARY
• Van Belle Road house fire results in $10,000 damage
• Ongoing EPA monitoring confirms Washington milk is safe
• Grandview 'Hounds compete well at Davis Invite
• Gutierrez Mabton's top athlete at Royal Invite
• Grandview boys return to top form
• Kennewick Lions get past Sunnyside
• Grizzlies fall twice to Eastmont Wildcats
• Cabinet maker quietly serves his customers
• Fungicides most effective when alternated, says grape fieldmen speaker
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Nine vie for Miss Grandview crown
• MS walk set for Saturday in Sunnyside
• Sudden death thriller goes to Selah Vikes
• Crystal Mountain Resort to remain open year-round
• Forum
• Forum
• Forum
• Forum
• Across our State
• Jennie's Journey
• Cutting to the Core
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside senior hoping community has big sweet tooth
• Kindergarten registration begins in April
• 'Joyce' to monitor juveniles in June
• Sunnyside science students place at State competition
• Gurwell joins Star Trailers as first female welder
• Yakima County Democrats to feature special guest at dinner
• Grandview fire suspends new office operations
• Habitat for Humanity seeks to establish store in Sunnyside
• Sunnyside School District's operating numbers an eye-opener
• Grizzlies remain confident despite loss to Rams
• Greyhounds lose fourth straight game
• 'Up, Up and Away' theme of monthly Christian Women's meeting
• Dinner event planned this Friday at Bon Vino's
• Sunnyside High class of 2001 plans reunion
• 54th Yakima Valley Dairy Ambassador to be crowned April 14
• Bosma's to celebrate golden anniversary
• Year as dairy ambassador described as 'incredible experience'
• Words from Washington
• 'F' as in Frank
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Annual BJ Miller Memorial golf event set
• A cool April expected for Sunnyside area
• Boys and Girls Club focus of presentation to city council
• 15th District legislators say gimmicks not the answer to closing budget deficit
• Garbage collectors pitch new services that could be offered here
• Motocross with a mission
• Grandview bank robber still on the lam
• Longtime salon receives makeover
• Ballinger retires as credit union CEO
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Early morning gunfire wakes local resident
• Lawmakers seek Indian tribes to pay more to state
• Girls doubles teams wow Sunnyside coach
• Grizzlies back on winning track
• Errors cost Lady Greyhounds against Othello
• Kamiakin pounces on SHS girls
• Powdery mildew topic at monthly grape meeting
• Floral fundraiser now underway
• Life Options seeks to extend service
• Life Options seeks to extend services
• Library offers Spring Break fun
• County 4-H youth get boost from Del's Farm and Home Supply
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Mabton police seek info on Monday night shooting
• Public input sought for regional stormwater management program
• New fiber optic lines OK'd for local schools
• Local bank robbed
• Morrow, Knotts spearhead SCHS victory over Kittitas
• Shots fired last night on South 13th Street
• Community center open to children all next week
• 2011-12 school calendar approved
• Concert series launches membership drive
• 'Hunchback of Notre Dame' to be performed later this month
• Jennie's Journey
• Across our State
• OBITUARY
• Emergency zone law to be enforced by state troopers
• Sunnyside plans spring clean-up
• Mabton prepares to move forward with water system planning
• Sunnyside Valley Soccer League begins sign-ups on Friday, April 1
• Cub Care program benefits students, parents
• OBITUARY
• Births
• Births
• Pacific Power rate hike of 12 percent approved by state regulators
• Hillcrest expansion a 'wonderful opportunity for Sunnyside'
• Lady Grizzlies fall to Wenatchee
• Sunnyside nine swept in doubleheader
• Grandview bounces back against Columbia-Burbank
• Pasco hands Sunnyside second straight loss
• Knights open league play with sweep
• Park clean-up planned for Saturday
• State considers hunting rule changes
• Grandview teen organizes Sage Rat Run to benefit Ronald McDonald House
• Forum
• 'F' as in Frank
• Council approves Sunnyside Promise contract
• Council gives Sunnyside judge $18,000 pay raise
• Lady Knights split with Naches Valley
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Cantwell demands gas investigation
• Lady Vikes can't pull out win in double-header
• Lemus leads Greyhounds at Apple Tree
• Greyhounds win in seventh inning
• Grandview loses nail-biter at East Valley
• Cisneros' hat trick lifts Vikings over Naches
• Lady 'Hounds swept by Selah
• Grizzlies suffer first loss of season
• Another successful Mr. SHS pageant raises more than $7,000
• Out of Town
• Births
• Births
• Yakima Dairy Farmers present $61,075 to Assist White Swan victims
• Radiation concerns hit Sunnyside residents
• Lady Hounds blast Wapato
• Lady Grizzlies lose at Riverview
• Sunnyside boys track team beats West Valley
• Grandview church to host gospel concert
• Traveler's round table scheduled for this Sunday
• Wine Coutry Balloon Tour plans to connect the Valley
• Forum
• Empire of M
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside's K-9 useful in many practical ways
• Longtime stylist to retire
• School psychologist heads toward retirement after more than 35 years
• Shooting victim released from hospital
• Mabton council considers wastewater treatment facility costs
• Forum
• Jennie's Journey
• Cutting to the Core
• OBITUARY
• New market coming to Yakima Valley Highway
• Port Briefs
• Outlook receives good news
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Riverhawks dunk Grizzlies 10-0
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Greyhounds come away with non-league tie
• Greyhounds earn non-league tie
• 'Golden' goal keeps Grizzlies unbeaten
• Wheat project to benefit families in Zambia
• A new life for high schooler thanks to Sunnyside's Promise
• Sunnyside public works projects detailed for committee
• Sunnyside Chief Kamiakin teacher selected for space camp
• Sunnyside police nab five suspects, weapons following car chase
• Grandview community lauded at awards banquet
• Grizzlies wake up in time to beat Wapato
• Second half comeback lifts Spartans over Mabton
• Prosser bests Sunnyside in season opener
• Dominant pitching lifts Grandview over Lady Knights
• Sunnyside youth do well at karate championships
• Police looking for runaway teen
• Stand-up for Outlook meeting next Monday
• Board meeting time changed
• Self-defense specialist shares message of faith
• Local dancers to perform with Mary Murphy Showcase this Sunday
• Reel Direct
• Forum
• Forum
• Guest Column
• Jennie's Journey
• 'F' as in Frank
• DEATH NOTICE
• State seeks comments on air quality permit fee changes
• Girls State delegates from Sunnyside chosen
• Parks & rec has new leaders
• Free basketball camp coming to Outlook
• Shooting victim's condition improves
• Unemployment numbers dip
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Sunnyside on the grow with annexation proceedings
• Sunnyside readies for fiber optic opportunities
• Illegal dumping on state-owned lands costly to taxpayers
• Shooting dog trials return to Sunnyside
• Valley Lanes owner nets runner-up finish at CWO tournament
• Errors results in SCAC defeat for Vikes
• Grizzlies outhit by Riverview Panthers
• Shooting victim now stable
• Page program invaluable to our youth
• Forum
• Forum
• Time to get out of the courtroom and into the river
• Empire of M
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Add Outlook home to yesterday's drive-by shootings
• Virtualized network OK'd for Grandview School District
• Trauma, poverty top concerns at Mabton town hall meeting
• City Council approves short-term contract for Sunnyside Community Center operations
• SHS alum earns PhD
• One-stop shop set up to aid small businesses
• Bleyhl hosting grand re-opening
• Mabton family opens Sunnyside restaurant
• Harrison teacher plans visit to nation's capital
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Grandview plans clean-up days in April
• 16-year-old girl struck by gunfire while in her bed
• SHS optimistic heading into state standardized testing period
• Sunnyside man sentenced to nearly 90 years for role in two shootings
• Awards banquet draws biggest crowd ever
• Grandview plans clean-up days in April
• Public hearing to consider zoning regulations for adult entertainment facilities
• Grandview stays calm in face of stormwater regs
• Speak up when being harassed at work, says Chamber speaker
• Maryhill Museum of Art opens season March 15
• Young Life banquet set for April 14
• Lots to see and learn about at Yakima Valley Museum
• Forum
• Across our State
• Guest Column
• 'F' as in Frank
• DEATH NOTICE
• No one hit in Sunnyside drive-by shooting last night
• Hastings renews effort to protect endangered salmon from sea lions
• Locke named ambassador to China
• Public invited to telephone town hall confab with 15th District lawmakers
• David Conradt named to Mosquito Control Board
• Medical university on the grow
• SHS students encouraged to push themselves to very end of 2010-11 school year
• Lucky 7 seeks local caring adults to aid kids' program
• Grandview Council sets wheels in motion for car tab fee
• Free nitrate filtration systems still available here
• Mabton considers going green
• Prep golf season underway
• SHS athletes singled out at awards ceremony
• DeRuyter, Den Boer to wed this June
• Donations sought for new Mabton park
• Forum
• Words from Washington
• empire of M
• Cutting to the Core
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Lawmakers vote to restrict phosphorus in fertilizers
• Sunnyside due to have its firefighting capabilities surveyed
• New house, roof repairs lead construction starts in Sunnyside last month
• Downtown revitalization focus of presentation to Sunnyside City Council
• Sunnyside High School dance team advances to State
• Donkey b-ball game scheduled for March 19
• Sunnyside Municipal Court cases increasing
• Grandview's newest restaurant opened with community in mind
• Births
• Births
• Births
• OBITUARY
• Nooksack Valley brings an end to Vikings' season
• Lady Knights fifth-place finishers at 1B State basketball tournament
• Greyhounds fourth at 2A State tourney
• S'side Christian 1B State champs
• Agreement reached on bill to lower workers comp costs
• Horse owners invited to West Nile virus clinic
• Sunnyside band seeks funding for Disneyland trip
• Two reports of shots fired in Sunnyside
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Mexican tariffs
• Lower Valley on the grow...except for Bickleton
• Revitalization group receives two grants
• Knights advance to 1B semi-finals
• Christian girls easily advance to 1B State tourney semi-finals
• Grandview succumbs to Burlington-Edison at 2A State tourney
• Mabton runs out of gas, loses in State quarter-finals
• Book Review
• Vaudeville circus coming to Sunnyside
• Guest Column
• Across our State
• Jennie's Journey
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Relay for Life organizers gearing up for another successful fundraiser
• Sunnyside police on the lookout for those violating window tinting laws
• Region's top 'Super Street' dragster gears up to defend his title in 2011
• OBITUARY
• Cops, office staff get salary boost
• On-stage review
• Lodging sax committee says no to flower baskets, banners
• Strong chinook salmon runs predicted
• Mabton High graduates sparkle on CBC's run to NWAACC title
• Foster Farms seeks entries for second annual fresh chicken cooking contest
• Dairy ambassador candidates sought
• Sunnyside military veteran recalls meeting Hollywood actress Jane Russell
• Forum
• Guest Column
• Words from Washington
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Grandview man shot while taking a walk
• Fiber optic line project nearly done
• Sunnyside Science Fair's top participants recognized at awards ceremony
• City approves funding for Sunnyside's Promise
• Reservations for Mr. SHS dinner at Bon Vino's Bistro being taken now
• Kranz added ;to 4.00 GPA honor roll list
• Martial arts instructor set to speak at club meeting
• WSU grape meeting on tap for Thursday
• Support for Life Options can begin with a stroll
• It's come full circle for former Grandview mayor
• Police receive two shots fired calls
• Pinewood Derby a family-fun event
• OBITUARY
• Firefighters restart CPR class program
• Math coaches record tremendous growth at middle schools
• Sunnyside falls to West Valley at Knowledge Bowl
• Grandview teen sees marketing potential as FFA chapter head
• New class introduces students to owls
• Forum
• Forum
• Across our State
• 'F' as in Frank
• Cutting to the Core
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Tacoma Avenue home struck twice by gunfire today
• Anti-gang grant application brings county entities together
• Gang bill still has life, say 15th District lawmakers
• 'Doc' makes house call to Lower Valley cities
• Bandito Grande designed to steal limelight in Seattle
• OBITUARY
• Grandview eluding suspect may face more charges
• Gospel bluegrass concert scheduled here this Saturday
• Cable franchise agreement renewed in Mabton
• Grandview a step closer to car tab fees
• Sunnyside Community Center funding at core of Tuesday's confab
• Ledgerwood named Coach of the Year, Carrasco is MVP
• Mabton basketball season all about 'heart and pride'
• Few calls for Sunnyside police
• Boeing engineers to wed this July
• Prosser Farm Girls a group focused on heirloom arts
• Nuestra Casa's library visits learning opportunity for mothers and their children
• Guest Column
• Words from Washington
• Jennie's Journey
• DEATH NOTICE
• Sheller Road shooters miss intended targets
• Sunnyside police discover guns during traffic stop
• R.E. Powell raising money for White Swan fire victims
• Port of Sunnyside receives financial excellence award
• GEAR UP information to be provided next Monday
• 18 students in all earn straight-A's at Sunnyside's HMS
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Olivera medals for Lady Grizzlies
• Strong start by Grizzlies overshadowed by questionable calls in trophy round
• Sunnyside Christian girls one win away from trip to Spokane
• Torres wrestles tough in two State tourney matches
• Knights move on
• Vikings bring home 1A wrestling hardware
• Chandler, Taylor vote against 'flawed' spending bill
• Top science minds at SHS gearing up for annual fair
• Drive-by shooting injures Grandview man
• Dementia support group to meet in Grandview
• Community center operations up in the air
• Forum
• Forum
• Forum
• OBITUARY
• Guest Column
• Cutting to the Core
• High school artist's work selected for Show 'N Shine flyers
• Releasing the past can be freeing, says Christian club guest speaker
• Movie night for families set for Feb. 26
• Leadership team's goals detailed for local school board
• Convicted murderer draws sentence of lifetime in prison
• Grandview man arrested on felony eluding charge
• GREAT helping Grandview to keep kids out of criminal gangs
• Sunnyside Christian High School names honor roll students
• Sunnyside FOE now accepting local donations for fire victims
• Fair housing training on tap next week
• Free pancakes at IHOP March 1
• Self-assessments take up bulk of school board retreat time
• Local commissioners consider establishing tax-levying parks district in Sunnyside
• Traffic congestion focus of Sunnyside meeting
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Words from Washington
• Guest Column
• Empire of M
• Sunnyside woman views vintage clothing as historical treasure
• Catch-and-release of sturgeon allowed
• Drive-by shooting reported in Outlook
• Yakima County commissioners ink agreement with Sunnyside hospital
• Bickleton girls still alive
• SHS Grizzly dance team 'best in show' at Kamiakin dance competition
• County gang commission seeks grant funding
• McKenna, Ross offer gang prevention funding solution
• Multi-million dollar grant being used to improve graduation rates in Sunnyside
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Love Your Culture Carnival draws large crowd
• Battle of the Books a hit with Pioneer fifth graders
• Sunnyside woman draws on experience to coach business owners locally, globally
• Outlook plans parent meeting
• Sunnyside High School seeks project judges
• Knights punch 13th straight ticket to State
• Grandview's first setback of season comes in District championship game
• City moves to get tough on local gangs
• Grandview joins lawsuit aimed at fully funding schools
• Bill signed extending pay for unemployed
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Reach to Recovery program aids local breast cancer survivors
• High school student's senior project focuses on getting people active
• Food handler's class scheduled March 9 at Sunnyside church
• Sunnyside advances 16 wrestlers to State
• Christian girls one win away from advancing to Regionals
• Grandview's Torres earns spot at 2A State tournament
• Lady Pirates face loser-out District game this Tuesday
• Shots fired in Grandview
• Mabton boys in District title game
• Roofing projects top Sunnyside construction starts for January
• SCHS grad baking away for Valentine's Day
• Forum
• 'F' as in Frank
• Across our State
• Women's Bible being formed
• Sunnyside student encouraging citizens to get out and walk for a cause
• Sunnyside softball league plans meeting next week
• Local author captures pioneer life in new book
• Love Your Culture celebration set for Feb. 14
• Experience helps lift Mabton over Naches
• Feb. 15 parent meeting to address traffic congestion at Sierra Vista and Sun Valley
• Affordable Care Act seeks to place cap on out-of-pocket expense
• Traffic stop nets shooting suspect
• Women getting fit at Nuestra Casa
• Conservation district hammers out 2011 priorities and goals
• OBITUARY
• Grandview leaders embrace Greyhounds
• Man brandishes sword before fleeing accident scene
• Grandview, YVCC ink library deal
• Grandview leaders embrace Greyhounds
• Injury bug bites Lady Vikings
• Uptown Sunnyside Association asks for $9,000 support
• Heckert graduates Air Force basic training
• Forum
• Forum
• Empire of M
• Jennie's Journey
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside Post Office staying put...for now
• Council continues hearing public safety recommendations
• Historic warehouse getting new life
• Women urged to know health history
• Lady Greyhounds end season with a loss
• Bickleton ends season with 63-27 loss
• Lady Pirates slay Cougars 70-37
• Sign up period now for Washington state asparagus growers to receive assistance
• National Burn Awareness Week Feb. 6-12
• Rally squad leader finds perfect fit
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside teen stabbed by boyfriend
• SHS seeks to show Sunnyside's character
• Super Bowl extra special for Sunnyside youth
• Senate lauds 'courageous, unwavering dedication' of Civil Air Patrol
• First Friday a success at Sunnyside city hall
• Knights finish out season with two wins, prepare for playoffs
• Grizzlies roll to District tourney title
• Sunnyside boys end season with a split
• Lady Grizzlies end season with two losses
• BIRTHS
• BIRTHS
• BIRTHS
• OBITUARY
• Economic development opportunities on state lands focus of legislation
• Washington, British Columbia expand climate action partnerships
• Community Dental welcomes specialist to Sunnyside clinic
• Sunnyside High grad completes two-year mission trip to Brazil
• Reel Direct
• City council needs to adopt plan pitched to fight crime
• Forum
• Forum
• Guest Editorial
• Cutting to the Core
• State GOP displeased with budget slashing amendment
• Fashion show in Sunnyside to benefit Seattle Children's Hospital
• Rice ninth at bowling tournament
• 600-plus students gain leadership skills at Mabton conference
• Irrigation water outlook good for 2011
• Youth job fair is a community event, says speaker at Daybreak Rotary meeting
• Local irrigators reject power idea
• Developmentally disabled at risk with state budget cuts
• Bickleton boys win in overtime last night
• Clinton sets school record
• Fighting Irish foiled in SCHS gym
• Prosser Mustangs unable to stop Greyhounds
• Defending State champs continue roll towards playoffs
• Lady Grizzlies WIN!!!
• Nine-week grief recovery classes begin soon
• Words from Washingotn
• 'F' as in Frank
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Greyhounds CWAC champs
• Sunnyside Christian defeats Bickleton girls
• Sunnyside Christian too strong for Pirates
• Federal judge sides with states in federal health care challenge
• Sunnyside physician earns board certification
• Lainey Lou to release second album this Friday
• City council asked to get tough on crime
• Motorist reports seeing gun
• Annual Hospice Talent Show set for this Thursday
• Two Grandview houses hit with paint balls
• State AG urges local residents to guard against internet snoops
• Grandview Scentsy consultant receives promotion
• Battle of the Bands brings in more than $4,800 for SHS music program
• OBITUARY
• 'Spirit of Sunnyside' nominees sought
• Plans for community park in final stages
• Gunfire erupts in Grandview last Saturday night
• Firemen honored at annual banquet
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• New parent center a success
• unnyside school counselors report on student efforts
• Move planned for Sunnyside Chamber of Commerce
• Homeless survey connects people with much needed services
• Pirates defeat Sunnyside C squad
• Greyhounds best Wolves in 49-27 win
• Grizzly grapplers blank West Valley
• Grandview church to host movie night
• Day-long ;musical event being hosted< by Sunnyside espresso shop
• Cavatina Duo brings musical talent to Sunnyside
• Forum
• 'F' as in frank
• Jen's Journey
• Youth job fair returns to Sunnyside
• Foster kids project in need of help
• Sunnyside police forming honor guard
• Bleyhl co-op detailed for Kiwanians
• WIC program benefits local economy
• Grandview, YVCC continue discussion on library agreement
• Cantwell's first bill of the year would make sales tax deduction permanent
• Feds announce injunction against Evans Fruit
• Vikings clinch SCAC East
• ;Lady Knights nip White Swan
• Lady Vikes pound Royal, 80-19
• East Valley trounces Greyhounds
• Knights victorious against White Swan
• Vikings beat White Swan, prepare for Districts
• Class of '91 reunion set
• Dietician provides Nouvella Club weight loss advice
• Sunnyside guild seeks new members, ideas to aid Seattle's Children's Hospital
• Across our State
• Cutting to the Core
• Local lawmakers unhappy with vote on budget measure
• Sunnyside jail plans upgrade of prisoner phone system
• Sunnyside council mulls code of conduct policies
• Mabton school officials brace for budget cuts
• County sheriff voices no objections to local folks packing their own heat
• UW announces Dean's List
• East Asian medicine practitioner opens office in Prosser clinic
• Mabton residents finalizing plans for new park
• Sunnyside police recover weapons
• 'Hounds keep win streak alive
• Bickleton boys trampled by Mustangs
• Mabton stays undefeated in league play
• Poor second halves cost Lady Grizzlies twice
• Vikings fourth at Mabton tourney
• Grizzlies re-join playoff race
• DEATH NOTICE
• Sunnyside shooting brings 53 years of prison time
• Sunnyside police stepping up efforts to contact landlords
• Granger couple gives chickens another try
• Greyhounds put up fight against Othello's Huskies
• SHS grapplers clinch 3A league title
• Lady Vikes hold off Columbia-Burbank, 49-34
• Mabton wins ninth straight
• Grandview man arrested after high-speed chase
• Life coach will speak to Christian club women
• Midwife for goats wears many hats
• Reel Direct
• Zombie Prom musical coming to SHS
• Guest Editorial
• Guest Column
• Empire of M
• Community invited to participate in annual 'National Wear Red Day'
• Bone marrow drive being held in honor of Sunnyside girl
• Outlook community meeting set for Jan. 24
• Rotaplast mission on tap
• OBITUARY
• Valley's lawmakers keeping close eye on Dept. of Ecology moratorium on new wells
• Six more states seek to become part of challenge to national health care act
• Wastewater treatment plant topic of city council meeting
• Bickleton boys notch first 1B league victory
• Lady Pirates rout Yakama Tribal
• Vikings lose twice
• Greyhounds out-race Tigers to the finish line
• Mensonides hits the ground running as state dairy ambassador
• Guest Editorial
• Across our State
• Jennie's Journey
• DEATH NOTICE
• Polar Plunge benefits Special Olympians
• Public records act detailed for Port of Sunnyside commissioners
• Senior project uses theater to deliver powerful message
• Lady Pirates slay Klickitat Vandals for second league win
• Local man brings 30 years experience to new accounting company
• RN has been serving Hillcrest Manor residents for nearly a decade
• Efforts to create district-wide grading policy underway
• 13-year-old shooting victim in stable condition
• Legislators sound off on new session
• Grandview misses tourney championship by half point
• Bickleton boys absorb loss to visiting Klickitat Vandals
• Mabton sweeps weekend league games
• Grizzlies invite champs
• Unbeaten Trout Lake ;no match for SCHS girls
• Youth Job Fair planning underway in Sunnyside
• Gunfire erupts in Lower Valley
• Progress noted at SHS, according to new principal
• 2010 a banner building year for Sunnyside
• Lower Valley cattle rancher headed for Mid-Columbia Ag Hall of Fame
• Mabton grapplers pick up two wins at double-dual meet
• Clinton's 31 points, 27 boards comes in Bickleton loss to Zillah
• Rice reigns supreme on lanes
• 200...SHS wrestling coach reaches milestone
• State's electronics recycling program nets 78 million pounds total
• Peking-to-Paris Rally relived for Rotarians
• New pastor to 're-start' S'side church
• Book Review
• Guest Editorial
• Story Time
• 'F' as in Frank
• Cutting to the Core
• ;DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• A new kind of Grizzly spirit
• Outlook Elementary School invites parents to meeting
• 'Wylie' in Yakima this Friday
• Outlook man found guilty of murdering 14-year-old girl
• U.S. waits for positive response from Mexico on ag trade
• 13-year-old girl shooting victim
• Autopsy shows former Sunnyside man died in Oregon from hypothermia
• Annexation of former feedlot delayed
• Grandview employees to forgo cost of living raises in 2011-12
• American West Bank seeks to get back city of Mabton's business
• Image is everything...city leaders agree
• Grandview scores another win to remain undefeated
• Hanford outlasts Lady Grizzlies, 52-35
• Late rally not enough for Grizzlies in Big Nine game against Hanford boys
• SHS class of '51 planning 60th reunion
• Preliminary pageant for All American Girl Washington to be in Sunnyside
• Berks celebrate silver anniversary
• Guest Editorial
• Jennie's Journey
• OBITUARY
• Irrigation water supply looks good in 2011
• Firemen extinguish two structure fires in Sunnyside
• Sunnyside lawmaker embarks on fourth term
• Proposed RV park hits snag
• Grandview still undefeated
• Pirates sunk twice
• Donations for the homeless sought for Point in Time survey
• DEATH NOTICE
• City employee handbooks being revised
• Postal changes on the horizon
• Pepe's Bakery hits its stride during Three Kings Day celebration
• Grizzlies tame Eastmont Wildcats
• Davis Pirates squeak past Sunnyside girls
• Viking grapplers earn double-dual split at home
• 'Betsy' the cow delivers the facts about benefits of milk
• Forum
• Guest Column
• Words from Washington
• Empire of M
• New school transportation director hits the ground running
• Four dozen SHS students achieve perfect 4.00 GPA's
• DEATH NOTICE
• Winter weather snow joke in S'side
• Sunnyside High senior seeks cancer survivors to feature in early detection commercial
• Help on the way for nitrate-tainted water
• Bickleton girls absorb first loss of season
• Grandview squeaks out 65-64 win to remain unbeaten
• Selah bowlers best Sunnyside
• Forum
• Cutting to the Core
• Guest Column
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Senior meals fall under the county's budget ax
• Port officials to oppose RV Park annexation
• New labels on meat products to be a requirement in 2012
• Police department's 'wish list' examined by Sunnyside councilmen
• Sunnyside man named Aflac's top salesman
• Redbox adds second Sunnyside location
• OBITUARY
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• OBITUARY
• PAID OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Lack of prisoners forces county to cut 33 jobs at jail
• 2010 SHS grad training to become Army interrogator
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Jennie's Journey
• Guest Column
• Entertainment Briefs
• Grandview High girls sustain setback
• Mabton's Mireles 125-lb. tourney titlist
• Toppenish no match for unbeaten Grandview Greyhounds
• Simple fender bender escalates into alleged death threat
• County, state officials unveiling plan that will address tainted drinking water
• Yakima dentists proceeding with plans to open new clinic in Sunnyside by spring 2011
• Sunnyside man sentenced to jail time on charge of assaulting 27-day-old infant
• Accomplices in murder case plead guilty
• Mabton Council paves the way for $20 car tab fees
• New firehouse dog, spots and all, on the job
• State's traffic fatalities down during holiday season
• Auto theft a reminder to use an alarm, Grandview police say
• Forum
• Empire of M
• BIRTHS
• BIRTHS
• BIRTHS
• Midnight Live changes venue
• Sunnyside surgeon earns recognition
• Sunnyside residents recycling with gusto
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Emergency i-Watch meeting tonight, Monday
• Grandview resident victim of fraudulent Craig's List ad
• Electric car options coming to Seattle
• Grandview cancels city council meeting
• OBITUARY
• Forum
• Forum
• Forum
• Empire of M
• Joy of the season
• Winter recreation activities abound at Mt. Rainier
• Sunnyside teen wraps up busy year at the piano
• Human trafficking battle takes Sunnyside High grad to South Africa
• DEATH NOTICE
• YVCC honor roll students announced
• Board approves travel plans
• Moratorium on adult businesses extended again in Yakima County
• New Mabton park in the works
• Hillcrest Manor resident celebrates 100 years on earth
• Census figures give Washington 10th legislative seat
• Freshman the catalyst in Lady Knights' 48-26 win
• Grandview advances three wrestlers to tourney quarter-finals
• Knights hold on for win against Touchet
• Cribbage tourney draws youngsters to Sunnyside
• DEATH NOTICE
• More Sunnyside students meeting state benchmark standards
• Health center may be in school district's future
• Sunnyside firefighters adopt seven families for the holidays
• Nearly two dozen families aided by St. Joseph's parish this holiday season
• Grandview posts 2-2 record at Pasco tournament
• SCHS thunders past Lightning
• Mistakes prove costly in Lady Grizzlies' loss
• Lady Knights give undefeated LaSalle run for their money
• 4A Pirates outlast Sunnyside, 72-60
• Driver licensing offices will be closed December 24-27
• Former Boeing engineer to talk at Christian club meeting in mid-January
• Guest Column
• Cutting to the Core
• Valley Heating & Air Conditioning closed after 62 years
• Sunnyside Council divided in adopting 2011-12 budget
• Sunnyside beefs up sign code enforcement
• Parrish's D leads Lady 'Hounds past Othello
• Sunnyside Community Center's holiday activities geared for all ages
• Sunnyside Library offers holiday fun
• Three juveniles arrested during armed burglary in Sunnyside
• Concerns aired at city council retreat
• Sunnyside McDonald's hosts grand opening
• Gonzalez, Romero lead Grizzlies to first ever SunDome team title
• SCHS girls notch pair of non-league wins
• Vikings eke out two OT victories
• Grizzlies swept to start league play
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Guest Editoriol
• Pay raises of city employees under special review
• Grandview PD honors three of their own
• Homeless shelters open, but more volunteers needed
• SHS Lady Grizzly keglers notch first win of year
• Lady Pirates pounce on Leopards
• Mabton Vikings pick up first win of season
• Grizzlies the stars in romp over Suns
• Local churches offer Christmas events for everyone
• Local food banks staying busier than ever
• Christian Connection speaker details personal transformation
• Gospel music quartet coming to Yakima soon
• Guest Editorial
• Jennie's Journey
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Port of Sunnyside director recognized for 20 years of service
• Hospital employees come through again with holiday spirit
• Big plans for downtown building start with a vision
• Local dirt bike racer 'Black Widow' runner-up
• Santa breakfast this Saturday at S'side VFW
• Grandview city budget includes small increases in utility fees
• Apartment construction tops building activity in Sunnyside
• Sunnyside City Hall to be reopened on Fridays
• Grandview girls fend off Jackrabbits
• SHS Grizzlies ground Hanford Falcons, 63-9
• Greyhounds secure 68-50 victory over Quincy
• Two injured in I-82 mishap
• 22-year-old Grandview man dies in rollover
• Cash prizes awarded to poets
• Forum
• Forum
• Forum
• Forget Perfect
• 'F' as in Frank
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• City switches gears, approves annexation
• City council asked to slash public works director position
• 15th District legislators receive local to-do list
• Bickleton girls claim 58-40 win at Granger
• Turnovers doom BHS Pirates
• Heritage University project benefiting Mabton students, school board informed
• New style of dining out offered at Zingis Mongolian BBQ
• DEATH NOTICE
• Radder among those testifying in favor of gang legislation
• Lawmakers meet to slice state's budget deficit
• Plight of Grandview couple highlighted on E television show
• Grizzly Grapplers dominate
• Lady Greyhounds hold off highly touted Ephrata
• Grizzly rally falls just short
• Greyhounds victorious in Ephrata
• Lady Vikes earn split in weekend play
• Unemployment benefits to drop
• 'The Gift of the Magi' featured story at Sunnyside Library
• Volunteers needed for Sunnyside men's shelter
• Family places faith in God for home birth
• Sunnyside Museum hosts annual Christmas open house
• OBITUARY
• Empire of M
• Electric cars will be a shock to the grid
• Forum
• Forum
• Forum
• World renowned violinist to perform in Sunnyside
• Actors make The Family Man
• Maria Juana's Gift: Irony with a purpose
• Fight against human trafficking topic of special presentation
• Grizzlies tame Kennewick Lions, 70-6
• Airfield Estates expands to west side of mountains
• Rams romp
• Bickleton boys claim first win of the season
• AG's office given special hearing to address gang bill
• Chamber to fine tune Sunnyside's holiday parade
• Former Sunnyside resident returns to serve community
• BIRTHS
• Grandview police chief returns from European trip
• Grandview books given clean bill of health by auditors
• Sunnyside father-son team 11th at bowling tournament
• College football coaching next step for Grandview grad
• Special investigative committee on pay practices formed by Sunnyside mayor
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Jennie's Journey
• Hospice remembers
• Grizzlies fall to Greyhounds
• 1A Naches girls edge 1B Lady Knights
• Bulldogs overcome Greyhounds
• Bruins claim win over Pirates in fourth quarter battle
• Big first half keys Grandview girls' win
• Jesus Huecias jump shot gives Mabton win at buzzer
• Sunnyside girl recovering from brain surgery
• Toxic chemicals found in soil at Sunnyside airport
• Police officers honored for service at annual banquet
• Rotarians receive school expansion update
• BIRTHS
• OBITUARY
• Words from Washington
• Cutting to the Core
• Forum
• 'The Family Man' debuts next Thursday
• Book review
• Bickleton boys face stiff competition at jamboree
• Construction boo-boo not expected to delay SHS remodeling project
• Water pipe break disrupts services at Sunnyside hospital
• Sunnyside police budget at $9.9 million for 2011-12
• Mother of four children first female firefighter at Sunnyside fire station
• DEATH NOTICE
• Sunnyside given clean bill of health by state auditors
• Sunnyside High School's partnership with Gonzaga strengthens
• Bickleton girls fall twice at jamboree
• Wet December predicted for Lower Valley
• Sunnyside awarded more than $110,000 for stormwater system
• Sunnyside's Promise tackles sex trafficking
• VOICE YOUR OPINION HERE!
• DEATH NOTICE
• Guest Column
• Empire of M
• Guest Column
• Grizzlies open 2010-11 with pair of close losses
• Golden anniversary celebration on tap for McBrides
• Loving Sunnyside Initiative detailed for Rotarians
• Some good news in 2010 Sunnyside crime stats
• Grandview man named Walter J. Clore award recipient
• Funding at the crux of discussions related to Sunnyside's Promise
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• New business promises change in tax
• Rebuilding SCHS team opens season at jamboree
• Lady Greyhounds split jamboree games
• Lady Grizzlies fall twice at Grandview jamboree
• City leaders look to build in Sunnyside
• Homeless shelters in Sunnyside now open
• No word on stolen Jesus statue
• First year head coach starts prep career tonight at girls b-ball jamboree
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Dance hall ordinance adopted
• Thanksgiving eve event nets donations for food bank
• Hillcrest Manor competition nets 900 lbs. of food for the needy
• Senate Republicans re-elect Honeyford to leadership post
• OBITUARY
• Layoffs likely with new county budget
• Cantwell's staff offering one-on-one consultations
• Sunnyside's gift shops have plenty to offer in the way of their own 'Black Friday' bargains
• Bell ringing for Salvation Army a long standing family tradition
• Darkness rises as heroes wander in Harry Potter 7
• Battle of the Bands coming to Sunnyside
• Guest Column
• Jennie's Journey
• 'F' as in Frank
• OBITUARY
• Heater may have caused house fire near Grandview
• New Mabton budget not without its detractors
• $20 car tab fee still on the table in Grandview
• Lower Valley Riders deliver holiday cheer
• Battle of the Bulge vet truly thankful this Thanksgiving
• GHS standouts recognized by CWAC league coache
• American classics detailed for Nouvella Club
• Guest Column
• Cutting to the Core
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• No public comments at city budget hearing
• Mabton schools gear up for graduation grant
• Grave robbers asked to return statue of Jesus
• Sunnyview Park annexation fails to gain council approval
• Brain surgery postponed for Sunnyside girl
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
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• 105 and counting
• Wine is fine for the heart, says Boston professor
• WIC officials in Sunnyside urge mothers to sign up for free assistance programWIC officials in Sunnyside urge mothers to sign up for free assistance program
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• City budget deliberations continue
• Sunnyside chef 'best of the best'
• Bright future for grape growers, according to state's top ag official
• Kennewick powers past SHS bowlers
• Cleaning of reservoirs in Sunnyside to commence this Saturday
• Sunnyside workshop details grieving process
• Squad car honored for service above and beyond
• Grandview businesses invited to join in holiday spirit
• Craft fair offers shoppers unique gift opportunities
• Freeze Out support lauded
• Guest Column
• Jennie's Journey
• Empire of M
• DEATH NOTICE
• Leaving a smoker's life gives Sunnyside man new opportunities
• Yakima National Bank establish roots in Sunnyside
• Harrison Middle School names students to honor roll
• U.S. Cellular gives Sunnyside teachers a boost in the classroom
• Local water tower still 'super' 20 years later
• Births
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Public hearing on county budget draws no interest
• Community urged to help with local educational efforts
• Kennewick bowler tops Central Wash. Open field at Sunnyside alley
• Clinton named state's Wendy's Heisman winner
• Sunnyside High athletes honored at awards ceremony
• Dinner concert, food drive being hosted by community center this Saturday
• Local bank helping those in need keep warm this winter
• 'F' as in Frank
• Less government, more personal responsibility needed
• Words from Washington
• Customer service focus of new city manager
• State AG pitches new gang legislation
• Salvation Army searching for bell ringers
• Sierra Vista names honor students
• SCHS names first quarter honor roll students
• Local agribusiness professional attends national convention
• SCHS students learn from Picasso
• 7-year-old readies for brain surgery
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Port of Sunnyside officials raise taxes, rates
• Sheriff's office seeking Outlook man in connection with Nov. 9 shooting
• Blaze razes Sunnyside area home
• Castillo earns State hardware
• Grandview claims sixth place trophy at 2A State tourney
• Christian club women asked to analyze their clown faces
• Sheriff's office releases more information on Tuesday's killing
• Pirates take win against Sunnyside bowlers
• Sunnyside Grid Kids play for championship tomorrow
• Lady Greyhounds rally for victory to open State tourney
• Oochee the Clown details non-profit's purpose
• Sunnyside woman shares heart for Haiti
• Grandview woman experiences intensity of war in Iraq
• Vaudeville to be featured entertainment at Wellness House fundraiser
• Forum
• Cutting to the Core
• Empire of M
• SHS honors local veterans
• Gift cards for troops focus of Hairworks fundraiser
• City of Sunnyside looking for website photos
• Fall sports awards set for Nov. 16
• Annual Catholic turkey dinner to be held Nov. 13
• Mabton City Council discuss revenues, revisit expenditures
• OBITUARY
• "F' as in Frank
• Words from Washington
• Guest Editorial
• Forum
• Forum
• Anciso wins big at Legends Casino
• Veteran's hospice benefit
• Church bazaar sale enhanced
• Prosser's annual Veterans parade slated for Thursday
• Grandview selects Menke Jackson for legal services
• Rotarians reminded why polio eradication campaign is important
• Yakima man shot near Sunnyside
• Public works department continues to operate within 10-year budget trend
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside man spends four decades sharing faith through music
• Sunnyside High School to honor veterans tomorrow
• New mascot wants to "Chomp away tooth decay"
• Citizen express support for Sunnyside's Promise, Parks and Recreation programs
• Student improvement and parent involvement goal of Grandview schools
• Guatemala native sets up tax office in Sunnyside
• Late change orders draw concern from council members
• Two large fights elicit response by police
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Grizzlies beat Shadle Park to wrap up 2010 season
• Grandview earns second at Regional volleyball tourney
• Benton REA holds the line on rates in 2011
• Teen pregnancy rates in Washington at all-time low
• Yakima clean air agency opens draft policy for review and comment
• DEATH NOTICE
• Proposed fire services budget detailed for council
• DEATH NOTICE
• Rossi Concedes to Murray
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Jennie's Journey
• 'F' as in Frank
• Forum
• Forum
• Young Life prepares for talent show and auction on Nov. 11
• Grandview VFW to host holiday bazaar
• Mt. Rainier National Park waives entrance fees on Nov. 11
• Knights end season on a winning note
• Grandview fall to Mustangs in season finale
• G'view community center plans unveiled
• City of Sunnyside expects more than $11.3 million revenue loss in 2011-12 biennial budget
• Cutting to the Core
• Forum
• Forum
• Rossi still trailing Murray as Doc, Yakima county incumbents retain office
• DEATH NOTICE
• County voice is heard throughout state
• Gypsy curse comes to Sunnyside
• Republicans looking for majority in Olympia
• Choices providing mentoring program
• Mabton council looks at 2011 preliminary budget
• October colder than usual
• OBITUARY
• Thieves strike Sunnyside's Promise program - again
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
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• 'Follow your dreams' Dunbar tells SHS sophs
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• SHS play offers two-for-one
• Simpsons celebrate 100th harvest with a barbecue
• SHS band take third in Royal City
• City of Sunnyside budget season begins
• Council one step closer to adopting dance hall ordinance
• Science students get a taste of spooky experiments
• YVCC student volunteers at SCH
• Police led on pursuit, respond to two shots fired calls
• Grizzlies beat Hanford in CBBN finale
• G-P powers past Sunnyside Christian
• Lady Greyhounds punch ticket to State
• Grizzly harriers end season at Regionals
• Castillo, Broersma among top swimmers at 3A District meet
• Three killed in vehicle rollover
• Grandview, YVCC fine tune library draft agreement
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside native wins Hawaiian trip in raffle
• S'side Christian girls win tune-up for District tourney
• Grandview eliminated from 2A playoffs
• Three Bickleton runners earn trip to State
• Sunnyside police offer safety tips for Halloween
• Grandview royalty selling holiday treats now through December
• Driving class for seniors Nov. 8-9
• OBITUARY
• Guest Editorial
• Guest Editorial
• 'F' as in Frank
• Forum
• Festival of Trees planned for Nov. 19
• DEATH NOTICE
• Police department receptionist enjoying new duties
• Sunnyside murder victim not a known gang member
• New community center director on board
• Firemen thinking pink
• Forum
• Forum
• Forum
• Forum
• 100 years and counting
• Lady Grizzlies outlast Lions in final match, 2-0
• Vikings clinch second place league honors with win against Ki-Be Bears
• Lady 'Hounds lose heartbreaker to league champ Prosser
• BHS Lady Pirates get season sweep over S'side Christian
• Mabton City Council OK's 1 percent increase in property tax for 2011
• Grandview City Council gives initial nod to $20 license tab fees
• Middle schools in Sunnyside working to align curriculum
• Murder victim's name released
• Forum
• OBITUARY
• Jennie's Journey
• Guest Editorial
• Local doctor receives national honor
• Galaviz takes top honors in football forecast competition
• Life lost in gangland-style shooting
• $90,000 jump in police budget pitched in Grandview
• Mabton School Board reviewing sex ed policty
• Elementary students' progress detailed for school board
• Schedule changes for Sunnyside blood drives
• City council approves loan extension for stormwater fund
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Mabton sophomore explores the nation's capital
• Grizzlies no longer in 3A playoff hunt
• Trout Lake/Glenwood upends Lady Knights
• DEATH NOTICE
• Lady Vikings blank Spartans in 8-0 rout
• OBITUARY
• Greyhounds win second straight
• Integrity Driving School opens in Sunnyside
• Outdoor burning ended last week
• County commissioners OK prosecutorial agreement with city of Grandview officials
• No quick fixes...says Sunnyside's Promise
• Jennie's Journey
• Empire of M
• 'Madd Hatters' offer spooky fun with a purpose
• Horrors Afghani women are experiencing shared at Sunnyside Nouvella Club meeting
• Babysitting 101 classes offered
• Orchard House offers free luncheon for local veterans
• Lady Vikings slay Coyotes in three straight games
• Grandview blanks Wildcats, 3-0
• Sunnyside High School boys earn berth to 3A Regional meet
• State gets an earful on rate hike porposal
• It's beginning of the end of abortions...Life Options dinner guests told last night
• Sheriff Ken Irwin answers his critics
• OBITUARY
• Exchange student details home country for Sunnyside Rotarians
• Forum
• Guest Editorial
• Births
• Gang commission receives report from FBI
• Births
• Deputies, detectives and staff ready to move into new digs
• Once upon a time in the tiny town of Lichty...
• Murderers amongst us...three local cases unresolved
• SCHS girls tame Cougars
• Lady 'Hounds 1-zip winners
• Lady Grizzlies fall in overtime
• Mabton completes season sweep against Royal City
• Knife attack aimed at Grandview officer
• Breast cancer awareness blankets created with love
• Cutting to the Core
• Forum
• Forum
• OBITUARY
• It's all in the details for artist creating Bonnie Dunbar statue
• City leaders and school board meet to facilitate collaboration of efforts
• Fire, library, clerk unveil proposed budgets for 2011
• Bickleton runners struggle at Prosser
• B.J.'s legacy continues to change lives
• 'Only You' a photographic highlight of humanity
• Breaking news: driver nabbed after crashing through newspaper office
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Castillo earns second State meet berth
• Ki-Be grinds out 58-6 win over Vikings
• Greyhounds get off the snide, 30-24
• Bickleton runners struggle at Prosser
• Fair & rodeo supporters honored at banquet
• Relay for Life sets hefty goal for 2011
• Sunnyside man draws prison time for rape
• Guest Editorial
• 'F' as in Frank
• Cutting to the Core
• Battle of the bands at Grandview High School tomorrow
• Outlook school invites parents to Oct. 21 meeting
• Passenger in Sept. 27 car crash dies
• Grandview runners set personal bests at home meet
• SHS Lady Grizzly attack strongest of the season
• Mabton win moves Vikings into 2nd place tie
• Bickleton Lady Pirates best Sunnyside Christian
• League leading Kamiakin tops SHS Grizzlies, 52-20
• Bulldogs have more bite than Grandview girls can handle
• Jennie's Journey
• Guest Editorial
• Forum
• Forum
• SHS grad tapped for UW honor
• Oldest Boeing airplane still in operation flown in to Sunnyside airport
• Lady Vikes avenge earlier loss to Riverview
• Young SHS volleyball squad growing up fast
• Trials, tribulations helped Detroit native transform her life
• 'No' for now on request to raise property taxes
• Mabton Council approves budget amendment
• Grandview starts 2011 budget process...utility rate increases, vehicle license fees on the table
• Midvale annexation receives thumbs up
• Kamiakin Braves deal Sunnyside loss
• Suns outshine Lady Grizzlies
• Grandview blanks Lady Vikes in non-league match-up
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• New ear, nose and throat doctor recruited to Sunnyside
• Artist finds calling at Grandview tattoo parlor
• 'Fourpeat' for local golfers
• Sunnyside's newest cop now on the road
• Sunnyside City Council approves Civic Plus as new website provider
• Lady 'Hounds squeak out win in closing minutes
• Playoff picture murky for Sunnyside Grizzlies
• Vikings fall by same 62-0 score third straight week
• New housing, commercial starts top slow building month for Sunnyside
• Washington cattlemen to host annual convention and trade show
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• On-statge review...
• Shootout win notched by visiting Red Devils
• Mabton pulls out 3-1 win at Goldendale
• Changes at high school sitting well with most students
• Key entities reach agreement on Hanford clean-up
• Irrigators question new fees proposed by state
• America's disastrous policy of assassination
• Book review
• Empire of M
• Forum
• Book review
• 'Ripple in a pond' advice urged by Ugandan speaker
• Sunnyside Housing Authority upgrades television antennas
• Parents of SHS students to meet next Monday
• Church pastor on tap Oct. 17
• No show at Egley's
• Bickleton runner girls race winner at Granger's Hisey Park
• Suns shine too brightly on SHS girls
• Vikings overpower GHS girls in match-up of league powerhouses
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Lower Valley fall harvest in full swing
• Spotted wing fruit fly's been spotted
• Male go-go a no-go, say city officials
• Local toddler first princess at All American Girl Pageant
• Sunnyside couple married 30 years
• Irrigation shut-off to start next week
• Lady Grizzlies nearly tether Hanford Falcons
• Lady Pirates winners
• Grandview pulls out 3-2 win in sudden death shootout
• Sluggish start dooms SCHS girls
• Community of Sunnyside speaks out at vigil against domestic violence
• Pacific Power's 21 percent rate increase proposal too steep...say UTC staff members
• Evidence issues, folding witnesses lead judge to reduce bail for teen accused of shooting deputy
• Cutting to the Core
• Guest Editorial
• Guest Editorial
• FORUM
• Forum
• State awards record funding for drinking water system loans
• Sunnyside drag racer wins 'Wally'
• Liberty Christian sweeps aside SCHS ;in three straight games
• Community supported agriculture thriving at Heavenly Hills Harvest
• 2010 a promising year for wheat and hay farmers
• Hop farmers face reality check
• Mabton awarded $35,000 wastewater treatment plant grant
• Outlook teen leaves jail despite charge of shooting at deputies
• Marti's Flower Carte moving from Port's incubator building
• Sunnyside teen charged for role in July 17 murder
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Births
• Births
• Learning opportunities plentiful with new programs at Sunnyside High School
• Hobby farm has grown popular with local produce lovers
• Grizzlies fare well on 5,000-meter Pasco course
• Castillo records State meet qualifying time in butterfly
• Lady Grizzlies back on the winning track
• Rodriguez, Smith, Russell top award winners for DSN in annual state-wide contest
• Sunnyside Housing Authority details five-year improvement plan at public meeting
• Sunnyside, Mabton schools share in $5 million grant for dropout prevention
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• Friendship remains strong with regular overseas visits
• Higher than normal temps expected in October
• Lions roar past Sunnyside
• Spartans find holes in Mabton's defense
• Bickleton senior wins girls race
• Grandview Greyhounds keep Royal City Knights scoreless
• Castillo two-time winner against Southridge Suns
• Former Miss Cinco de Mayo competing for state teen crown
• Recognizing domestic violence first step to making it disappear
• Jennie's Journey
• Guest Column
• Guest Column
• Forum
• Forum
• Book Review
• Picasso masterpieces to make U.S. debut in Seattle
• Bueno's bail set at $1 million Sosa sentenced to eight months confinement
• Wavrin, Haak lead SCHS's win over Lyle
• Mabton girls win four consecutive match
• Yakima Valley Fair and Rodeo Foundation hosting fundraising dinner
• Sunnyside High School students afforded more science opportunities
• Sunnyside police reminding residents dog licenses required for local canines
• Police led on car pursuit Wednesday morning
• Seniors triumphant in SHS powder puff football game, 34-14
• Grandview books given thumbs up by state auditors
• Auditor's office finds fault with Sunnyside Housing Authority
• State auditors hit Yakima County twice on financial records
• Guest Column
• Forum
• Forum
• Forum
• Shea graduates Air Force training
• Rams shoot past Lady Grizzlies, 8-0
• Mabton Vikes win third straight match
• Lady 'Hounds victorious in homecoming match, 9-2
• Grizzly runners nipped by Hanford, Kennewick
• Grandview farm fined more than $200,000
• Grandview new city administrator
• 16-year-old to be tried as an adult on murder charge
• Grandview business held up at knife point
• Guest Column
• OBITUARY
• 'F' as in Frank
• Words from Washington
• DEATH NOTICE
• New ophthalmologist working Wednesdays at Sunnyside Optical
• Newest Sunnyside police officer on the job
• Hospital working hard to recruit bilingual health care providers
• 12 weeks to weight loss course offered at Sunnyside Community Center
• Rice places 4th, Schaneman 16th at Cent. Wash. Open
• Black Rock Creek closes in on 2010 senior golf tour title
• Mabton schools eyed for pilot program
• City council lauded for aiding in uptown beautification efforts
• City of Sunnyside considers new website provider
• Two-vehicle collision claims life of local woman
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside boys 3A/4A champs at Connell invite
• It's a different sort of flying for hot air balloonists
• New school district business manager ready for a challenge
• Cream Wine pulling out of Sunnyside
• Sunnyside's homeless will have shelter this winter
• New Miss Sunnyside looking forward to learning about local community
• Touchet too much for SCHS Knights
• Braves overwhelm Lady Grizzlies, 8-0
• Three Bickleton runners take on Connell course
• Grizzlies spoil West Valley homecoming
• Pendleton Rodeo's official cologne coneived here in Lower Yakima Valley
• Three years later, murder suspect still at-large
• Candidate credits 'grassroots' campaign for late entry into Yakima County Sheriff's r
• Cutting to the Core
• Guest Column
• Forum
• Flower baskets care appreciated
• Alpaca exhibit planned this weekend
• Gaither Homecoming makes Tri-Cities debut
• Selah boys prevail at three-team meet hosted by Grandview
• Mabton Lady Vikings edge past Royal City to square league record
• GHS Lady Greyhounds winners over Wolfpack
• Broersma picks up two victories for SHS at meet against Kamiakin
• $5.2 million reservoir part of SVID's conservation canal project
• OBITUARY
• Message from a distant past?
• Adjustments being made with fewer school nurses
• Court sets bail for two suspects in Grandview kidnapping/car theft
• Sunnyside receives clean audit
• Sunnyside community invited to celebrate Grizzly pride at homecoming activites next week
• {No Headline}
• Pasco shoots past Sunnyside
• Sunnyside's Promise director working to build bridges within community
• Agencies review groundwater study
• Jennie's Journey
• Words from Washington
• Party planned for Sunnyside man turning 100 years old
• Ovalle's celebrate 50 years together
• Commissioners set public hearing for 911 excise tax
• Sunnyside shut out by visiting Pasco
• Mabton sweeps past Wahluke
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Longtime Grandview doctor leaving local practice
• Sunnyside's Broersma 6th at pentathalon<
• SCHS girls run record to 2-1 at Tri-Cities Prep Invitational
• No significant changes in Port of Sunnyside budget for 2011
• New school district staff introduced to Noon Rotarians
• Vikings falls short in defensive struggle with Wahluke, 12-6
• Lady 'Hounds 4-0 winners over Wapato
• Bickleton runners improve personal bests at Cowiche run
• SHS junior turns in fastest boys clocking at Apple Ridge Run Challenge
• Oregon club outlasts Sunnyside Christian
• Kiana Ramos named Miss Sunnyside
• New funding sources sought for water management
• Would-be thieves get more than they bargain for
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• Loving Sunnyside Initiative plans work day Oct. 23
• Sunnyside hospital program for healtheir, more fit people to get underway in early October
• Prophecy seminar coming to Sunnyside
• Lady Grizzlies fall to 4A Davis
• OBITUARY
• Story Time
• Guest Editorial
• 'F' as in Frank
• OBITUARY
• Lights! Camera!...Peppers?
• Lower Valley native begins campaigning for county sheriff's job
• GHS girls tame Top-Hi Wildcats
• Bickleton runs past Lyle for league win
• 'Little mistakes' haunt Lady Vikes
• Christian club speaker finds identity in Jesus Christ
• Salad supper scheduled
• Open house planned for Dr. Fiedler on Monday
• Guest Column
• Port of Sunnyside moves forward with $1.1 million purchase of Padelford property near airport
• House fire believed to be result of electrical problem
• Mabton falls to Connell in three
• Sunnyside boys split 3A league match-ups
• Sunnyside Christian holds on for five-set victory over Jaguars
• Lady Greyhounds blank Top-Hi 'Cats
• Lady Grizzlies show progress in loss to Hanford
• 'Diamond Queen' earns another top honor at Harrah
• MOTS group meeting twice each month
• Grandview couple celebrates their diamond anniversary
• Guest Column
• Cutting to the Core
• Guest Column
• Mabton Council raises utility rates
• FORUM
• Sunnyside dance halls scrutinized by planning commission
• OBITUARY
• Recovered stolen vehicle leads to three arrests
• City of Grandview mulls legal options
• Grandview reviews in-house administrator candidates
• Suns set on Sunnyside<
• OBITUARY
• Hillcrest employee passes 25-year milestone
• BIMORE Store in Sunnyside aims to save shoppers money
• Sunnyside Community Hospital business office at new site
• Annexation process begins for Midvale Road property
• Nuestra Casa, US Bank to hold celebration Sept. 16
• Bickleton picks up first win of season
• {No Headline}
• Mabton overcomes sluggish start to claim second place honors in tournament play at SunDome
• Wolf pup find may indicate state's third pack
• Pawnshop ordinance revised by city council
• Grandview school directors 'GLAD' new program in place
• COPS program suggested for Sunnyside
• City of Sunnyside ordered to pay attorney fees
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Bickleton goes 2-3 at SunDome Invite
• 6-1 loss leaves Lady Greyhounds eager for win
• Defense keeps Mabton gridders close against Spartans
• Knights earn first victory of season
• Osorio scores goal for Sunnyside in 6-1 decision to Eastmont Wildcats
• Reynoso sixth overall at Ellensburg Invitational
• More than two dozen teams turn out for Great Grape Stomp
• Mabton Council meets to come up with city priorities
• Shots fired at vehicle in Sunnyside, one injured
• Lopez formally arraigned on second degree murder charge
• OBITUARY
• Turnovers cost Grizzlies non-league victory against 4A Davis Pirates
• Words form Washington
• Jennie's Journey
• Guest Editorial
• FORUM
• FORUM
• FORUM
• FORUM
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Mini-mart leads new building starts in Sunnyside
• Student enrollment in Sunnyside School District higher than projected
• Christian girls rally for 3-2 win over Vikes
• Indall powers BRC seniors to top finish
• Family Engagement Center officially open
• Kirk Walden featured speaker at Life Options fundraising dinner Oct. 21
• OBITUARY
• USDA Farm Service Agency committee members tour Yakima Valley farms
• SHS student one of 100 accepted for South Korean trip
• Officer Helios isn't just any ordinary cop
• Hit-and-run suspect still at-large
• Guest Editorial
• Forum
• Forum
• SBA encourages the public to plan for disasters
• Oil paintings to be exhibited at local coffee shop
• Strengthening families program to be hosted by Grandview schools
• Sunnyside stays competitive in league loss to Eastmont
• Lady Knights start fall season with 3-0 sweep over Tri-Cities Prep
• Grandview tames Prosser Mustangs
• Idaho firm submits winning bid for high school construction
• Forum
• OBITUARY
• 'F' as in Frank
• Explosive devices found in Grandview-area home
• Mabton man pleads guilty in Montana to meth distribution
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Sunnyside man has a green thumb for white hibiscus blossoms
• New downtown business owned by former Dollar Store manager
• Granger woman menudo cook-off two-time winner
• Yakima Valley's efforts with gang intervention focus of Sen. Murray's visit
• Sunnyside leaders taking steps to promote tourism
• United Way chair seeks united front
• Guest Column
• OBITUARY
• Cutting to the Core
• OBITUARY
• Guest Column
• Citizens share 'design' wishes for Grandview community center
• Guest Column
• City planner picks up new duties
• Forum
• Test scores down in Grandview and Mabton schools
• Forum
• August temperatures colder than normal in Sunnyside area, more of the same forecast for rest of the
• Finalists chosen for talent show
• Correction
• Long anticipated trip to Japan realized by Sunnyside woman
• Hearing on nursing regulations set for Sept. 10
• Tractor stolen near Sunnyside
• Grief/share group meeting on Saturdays
• Grandview to hold food handler's class
• Miss Sunnyside candidate Amanda Villarreal
• Biosolids a "win-win" for cities, farmers
• County takes first step to address groundwater woes
• State test scores down for Sunnyside High sophomores
• Jennie's Journey
• Words from Washington
• After three decades of service to Grandview, city attorney retires
• Roosendaals celebrate golden anniversary
• Shots fired report orginates from Snipes Pump Road area
• Sunnyside man suspected of raping 2-year-old child
• Heated special session results in approval of new insurance carrier
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Free bicycles for kids between 8 and 18 years old through Sunnyside Lucky 7 Bikes shop
• Tri-Cities golfer Banana Belt winner
• Local PGA pro 46th at Northwest Open
• Bail set at $1million for suspect in child murder
• Gunfire erupts in Lower Yakima Valley
• Sunnyside School Board approves hiring of new manager for business, finance
• Girl Scouts sign-ups ongoing in Lower Valley
• Guest Column
• Sunnyside School District 2010-11 Calendar
• New law would keep Tiger Woods single
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• 'F' as in Frank
• Sunnyside schools' 2010-11 budget tops $110 million
• DUI Court proposed for Yakima County
• Bar owner likely stalled in effort to bring adult entertainment to downtown tavern
• Second degree murder charge sought in death of local toddler
• Miss Sunnyside candidate Maria Elena Sosa
• Water management officials seek public's help in drafting new policies
• Man arrested in connection with toddler's death
• Sunnyside councilwoman earns advanced certificate of municipal leadership
• Vandalism string grows in Grandview
• Local dragsters in the hunt for 2010 NHRA titles
• SHS dance team hosting Little Grizz Dance Camp in September
• Thai exchange student adjusting to life in Sunnyside
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside School District kicks off 2010-11 with district-wide rally for staff
• Grandview beefs up code enforcement
• Mabton hires new cops
• Special session will address which firm will provide city of Sunnyside's insurance coverage
• Grandview mountain climber details ascent of Mt. Aconagua
• More than 20 new teachers on board at Grandview schools
• Spreading lies will hurt the right come November
• Going wireless
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• 35-year veteran officially retired
• Pawn broker licensing laws to go before council Sept. 13
• OBITUARY
• PAID OBITUARY
• ESD 105 names new building in honor of SHS grad
• School board considers criteria in awarding scholarship monies
• Mabton School Board approves contracts
• City one step closer to adopting dance hall ordinance
• Outlook woman finds happiness in spreading the word of God
• SHS alum school district's new facilities director
• Community center's fall programs begin today
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• Black Rock Creek still atop senior
• Jennies Journey
• Guest Editorial
• Seminary graduate takes on pastoral role at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
• 2010 Miss Sunnyside candidate Victoria Schmidling
• Smile, you're on crooked camera!
• Three-acre wetland project first step for Port
• OBITUARY
• DEATH NOTICE
• OBITUARY
• OBITUARY
• Sunnyside School District finishing up 2009-10 budget year in the black
• Meeting set to discuss future of fishing on White Salmon River without Condit Dam
• 'F' as in Frank
• Naches boy crawls away from Diaper Derby with blue ribbon honors
• Wildfire damage less than usual
• Jennie's Journey
• School nutrition director hits the ground running
• OBITUARY
• Grizzly Academy helping freshmen settle in at high school
• Forum
• Dakota Beck walks away with bull riding crown at rodeo staged in Grandview
• Grizzly Academy designed to boost freshmen's success
• Words from Washington
• Contracts OK'd for Sunnyside School District administrators
• OBITUARY
• Junior Achievement seeks to expand in Yakima County
• Forum
• Oregon man's horses win team pull contest
• Sunnyside schools offering tutoring to all students
• Forum
• Deputies deal with drive-by shootings
• 'F' as in Frank
• Forum
• Reunion brings together four generations of Sunnyside pioneer family
• State removes 6,200 people from health care coverage
• Forum
• Outlook family displaced by fire
• Words from Washington
• Spaghetti feed fundraiser on tap Saturday for Mabton man diagnosed with cance
• Sunnyside hosts statewide academy for police explorers
• Sun Valley upgrade hits a few snags
• Forum
• DEATH NOTICE
• Forum
• Flushing of hydrants to be conducted throughout Sunnyside starting next Monday
• Shots ring out at Sunnyside's Central Park
• Cutting to the Core
• Trip to Uganda expands local teacher's view of the world
• Births
• Forum
• Local youths accentuate the positives in Sunnyside...reports police chief
• OBITUARY
• Guest Editorial
• Easy to do back yard pond can spruce up any landscape
• Births
• Forum
• Pacific Power set to begin installing new automated meters
• Guest Editorial
• Roofing materials depend on owner's taste
• Births
• Sunnyside School District 2010-11 Calendar
• Rossi vs. Murray this November
• OBITUARY
• Grape stomp registrations being accepted
• City eyes new way to collect abatement fees
• 88-year-old Sunnyside resident receives American citizenship
• Dunbar hopes to land shuttle for Washington state
• Grandview man sentenced to prison for child rape; Sunnyside man charged with possessing 14 lbs. of m
• OBITUARY
• Idaho native finds 'forever friend'
• Mabton City Council mulls hiking water and sewer fees
• Kroger snares hole-in-one
• Favorite part of real estate agent's job is handing keys over to a new homeowner
• DEATH NOTICE
• Law enforcement community rocked by deaths of three State Patrol officers
• Local church stages community giveaway
• Grizzly athletes urged to get cleared for fall sports seasons this coming Friday
• Indall, Laverman, Schutt power local golfers to first-place finish at senior tour competition
• SHS class of 1970 seeks members for 40th reunion
• OBITUARY
• Port of Sunnyside books get a thumbs up from state auditors
• Palomarez powers Nationals to all-star softball victory
• Zoning proposals raise concerns for Port of Grandview
• New city manager signs employment contract
• Miss Sunnyside candidate Rosario Rodriguez
• OBITUARY
• State auditors give Sunnyside schools squeaky clean report
• Miss Sunnyside candidate Gabriela Sanchez
• Mabton City Council gives new garbage containers nod of approval
• Grandview School Board approves 2010-11 budget
• New building starts near $3 million in Sunnyside
• Freshmen orientation this Friday
• OBITUARY
• Community leaders getting serious about attracting tourists to Lower Valley
• Judicial candidate touts objectivity
• Gang homes put on notice via adoption of new city law
• Sunnyside eyes establishing curfew for juveniles
• Harriet Thompson parents invited to meet teachers
• OBITUARY
• Doc's prescription for country's woes different than that of Obama's party
• Drive-by shooting targets Outlook home
• DEATH NOTICE
• DEATH NOTICE
• Tacoma Avenue home not up to snuff, demolished
• Team penning contest in Sunnyside this weekend
• Words from Washington

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