Today was “meet the teachers” day at Wiley Elementary. We took our youngest over this afternoon and it looked like half of West Richland was there! Kids are in school starting tomorrow — please drive safely around all school areas. Well, drive safely everywhere, actually.
Getting Ready for School
by Matt McGee on August 30, 2010 in West Richland Schools, West Richland Sights
Enterprise Middle School Getting a Readerboard
by Matt McGee on July 23, 2010 in West Richland Schools
If you were driving along Paradise Way within the last week, you may have seen some heavy equipment and a few workers on the front lawn outside Enterprise Middle School. My son tells me they’re putting in a readerboard. Looks like the first step is done — this concrete foundation has been finished for a [...]
Power outage in West Richland closes Enterprise Middle School
by Matt McGee on December 8, 2009 in West Richland News, West Richland Schools
Cari was turned around this morning when she was dropping off our son, Sean, at Enterprise Middle School. A couple teachers were in front of the school alerting parents that the school had no power or water. Other homes in the area of the school were also without power, we’re told, but we don’t know [...]
Winterfest 2009 at Enterprise Middle School
by Matt McGee on December 2, 2009 in West Richland Schools
With our son now up in 6th grade and at Enterprise Middle School, we had our first chance to experience the school’s Winterfest program tonight. They started it just a couple years ago, I think, and it’s become the main fund raiser for the school.
We skipped the early part of the event — [...]
Richland School District needs a new bus route policy
by Matt McGee on November 7, 2009 in West Richland Schools
Did you catch this story last week about a “mixup” involving a Richland School District bus and some students from Tapteal Elementary here in West Richland?
In short, several Tapteal students didn’t arrive home via bus at their normal time last Monday. They had gotten on the wrong bus, and the bus driver wasn’t answering radio [...]
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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
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Hogs and Dogs Thrills West Richland
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Getting Ready for School
August 30, 2010
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West Richland Survey: We Love It Here
August 24, 2010
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From Cari’s Real Estate Blog
- Tax Credit Extended(…for some)!! August 4, 2010Today’s post is a guest post by James Kelley, of the VA Benefits Blog. James has good news for some veterans among my readership… Most home buyers who were under contract by April 30 have from June 30th to September 30th to close on their home in order to get the $6,500-$8,000 federal tax credit. [...] […]
- Tri-Cities Real Estate Market: June Stats (very late!) August 2, 2010Take a look at June’s stats for the Tri-Cities real estate market. You’ll see a marked uptick for real estate business that month. Remember, May showed a precipitous decline in homes under contract, because the tax credit expired April 30th. June CLOSINGS were phenomenal because until Congress extended the closing deadline, all of those deals [...] […]
- The Magic of Home July 22, 2010There is magic in that little world, home: it is a mystic circle that surrounds comforts and virtues never known beyond its hallowed limits. – Robert Southey, poet Last week my brother gave me a DVD of converted 16mm film home movies shot in the 40′s, 50′s and 60′s. There were a lot of people [...] […]