I don’t know if this is just a Bird Hill neighborhood thing or if it’s happening all over the city, but maybe you’ve been driving around and were suddenly hit with an olfactory foul. Or maybe you were sitting at home and smelled something funny creeping in the open windows. These guys are responsible: That’s [...]
We’re Big Time: West Richland is on Google Streetview
by Matt McGee on May 5, 2009 in West Richland Life, where:99353
It finally happened: Google Streetview has added at least some of West Richland to its collection of “street view” images on Google Maps. I was messing with Google Maps tonight and found these images running along Van Giesen St. and here’s a different angle – (you can click each image to see a full-size version) [...]
Keene Rd. Construction Update
by Matt McGee on March 22, 2009 in West Richland Life, where:99353
The Keene Rd. waterline project continues this week, and Keene Rd. is going to be closed again. This time the closure is scheduled to last Monday thru Wednesday, and the road will be closed at the intersection with Kennedy Road. Crews will be installing a water main across the road. I think this part of [...]
Keene Rd. Closed This Week
by Matt McGee on March 15, 2009 in West Richland Life, where:99353
You may have seen the big, electric traffic signs, but if not, listen up: Keene Rd. is going to be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week — March 17-18. This is part of the Keene Rd. waterline project that we wrote about last month, and is actually just the first of several upcoming [...]
Another Reason to Love West Richland
by Cari McGee on March 2, 2009 in West Richland Life
We’re so “small town”! Whenever a modern convenience comes to West Richland it gets a write up in the paper. This article is ostensibly about the new medical center, but the BIG news is the first ELEVATOR in W. Richland. Woo-hoo! I never thought I’d see the day!
Scenes from the Science Fair
by Matt McGee on February 19, 2009 in West Richland Life, where:99353
Tonight was the annual Science Fair at William Wiley Elementary, and man was it packed! Wall-to-wall people, and with science projects taking up a lot of space in the hallways, moving around was pretty tough. Our son had a project in the fair, as did all of friends, so while we walked around checking out [...]
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Yakima River Flooding Expected This Weekend
January 8, 2009
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Kadlec Clinic Now Open in West Richland
February 26, 2009
- Concerts at the Pavilion – 2008 Schedule June 10, 2008
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Hogs and Dogs Thrills West Richland
June 20, 2008
- Yakima River Flooding video January 10, 2009
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Coyote Park Improvement
October 4, 2010
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Survey Says: Retiring, Working, and Raising Kids in West Richland
September 29, 2010
- Black Heron Spirits Planning Grand Opening September 21, 2010
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Charter Cable Update: Late October/November in West Richland
September 19, 2010
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Harvest Festival 2010 Thoughts & Photos
September 19, 2010
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From Cari’s Real Estate Blog
- Tri-City Homes Hit Their Highest Average Sales Price in 2011 February 1, 2012What an interesting year! No federal tax credit, record-low interest rates, and a booming Tri-Cities economy combine to create an fascinating picture. Two seemingly disparate facts tell the 2011 Tri-Cities real estate story. #1 – Total sales for the year – 2,734, which is the second lowest total within the last ten years. (The lowest […]
- Final Friday Photo January 27, 2012I can’t believe it – I’ve been posting Friday Photos for a year now! What began as a way to climb out of the February doldrums turned into a year-long adventure that took me all over our great community! I hope you enjoyed trying to figure things out from a different perspective. I will still […]
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