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Estate and The Lane Real Estate Team
Realtor® Colleen Lane is available to serve all your Kennewick, Pasco, and Richland real estate needs. Call today, responding immediately to 509.438.9344
The perfect real estate transaction, whether it involves land, a home or a building, is built on communication
between the real estate agent and the customer. A strong collaboration is the foundation of a smooth real estate transaction as that level of customer-based service is powerful enough to overcome any obstacle along the way.The Lane Real Estate Team believes in just that, a service-based approach to real estate cultivated over the combined twenty years of experience that Colleen and Joe Lane bring to every real estate transaction.
Much of that experience has been gained through working in the Tri-Cities real estate market in southeastern Washington, working on real estate transactions in Richland, Pasco, Kennewick and the surrounding cities. The sizable foundation of experience focused on the Tri City real estate market in particular benefits every buyer and seller that chooses the Lane Real Estate team.
A Vested Tri-Cities Interest
Colleen and Joe Lane are well integrated into the Tri-Cities real estate market both through serving customers and by owning and maintaining several investment properties in the area. Their property management experience translates directly for those customers interested
in owning property but als
o those interested in management of investment properties as well. All of these traits make Colleen Lane the premier real estate agent in the Richland real estate market, the Kennewick real estate market and the Pasco real estate market, and the surrounding areas.
The motto that the Lane Real Estate Team has long lived by is “good old fashioned quality service” as it seems to be a dying art both in the real estate industry and elsewhere. Every customer that comes to Joe and Colleen Lane for any reason is treated to the best possible service, no matter whether this is their first real estate sale
or purchase or whether an experienced veteran of investment properties and multi-family homes. Every customer gets service tailored specifically to them, built on the knowledge that communication is everything.
Homes are Both Attractive and Affordable
The unique nature of the Tri-Cities area has given it a rich real estate market filled with homes that are both attractive and affordable. There are homes in Richland, Pasco, Kennewick, West Richland and other surrounding cities like Benton City, Prosser, Finley and Burbank for those of any want or need. Finding the perfect home for you is a passion of both Joe and Colleen Lane as matching up a slate of wants with an affordable home is an exercise in helping a customer’s dream become reality. Helping that process happen is part of the motivation
behind the Lane Real Estate Team’s commitment to years of service to the Tri-Cities Wa real estate market.
For sellers, every part of the Tri-Cities area has a distinctive feeling and playing up what makes your home and its surrounding neighborhood extraordinary is an important part of attracting viable buyers. A talent in doing just that has its roots in years of experience, as well as following the trends of different Tri-Cities areas and serving customers of all types of backgrounds. With Colleen and Joe’s combined experience, the Lane Real Estate Team has that critical experience and puts it to use by marketing your home in a personalized, effective manner to draw interested buyers quickly and consistently to your property. Your marketing, whether you are selling land, a commercial property, an investment property or a home, starts with strong use of the MLS and continues through with methods designed to help buyers discover just how wonderful your property truly is.
Get Started in a Growing Real Estate Market Today
The Tri-Cities area is quickly growing and with that growth comes an expanding real estate market that has something for buyers
and sellers of all types. To serve those varied needs, it takes an experienced and flexible real estate team. If you need help deciphering finance options and mortgage rates, Joe and Colleen Lane can help with the financing aspect as well. If you need help sorting through a list of potential homes, Joe and Colleen are available to serve.
No matter what your need, the Lane Real Estate Team puts your real estate experience first and has done so for real estate customers for many years. Contact Colleen and Joe Lane today to get started with the smooth, efficient, expert, professional real estate experience that you deserve.
Tri-Cities Washington in the News
Tri-Cities Washington Best Investor Market in Nation
We've lived in the Tri City area of Southeast Washington for four years. We moved here to semi-retire. We cashed-in on properties we owned in Southern California and Mammoth Mountain California, and bought into our current market with the purchase of several multi-family properties. We expected to live off the rental income and didn't expect much by way of appreciation. We've been pleasantly surprised...[more Tri City Wa Investment Property]
Franklin County Real Estate Sets Washington’s Pace
In what is becoming an almost annual occurrence in the area, Franklin County and Pasco in particular have proven to be the fastest growing portions of Washington state with Franklin County registering 5.7 percent growth over the past year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. That growth comes as no shock to local residents that have seen Pasco in particular grow substantially from its agricultural roots to a diversified economy brimming with jobs. In fact, the area sports an extremely high percentage of young people, attracted by what has become a relatively steady Tri-Cities economy...[more Franklin County Wa Real Estate]
Wine Enthusiast Haven
The diversification of the Tri-Cities economy is perhaps best exemplified through the rise of the wine industry in Richland, Pasco, Kennewick and surrounding areas. The prime growing conditions of the area have always supported fine wine, but it wasn’t until the past decade or so that the industry really took off, earning additional fame and prestige for the region in the process. A recent Where To Retire Magazine article has now added to that growing esteem, labeling the Tri-Cities area one of the eight best parts of the country to retire that specializes in wine...[more Wine Enthusiast Haven]
Tri Cities Chosen as Top Metro for Scientists and Engineers in the U.S.
Washington State’s renowned Tri Cities area—comprising the cities of Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco—was officially selected as the number one place for
scientists and engineers to live and work in the U.S., according to the fifth annual “Knowledge Worker Quotient” recently released by ExpansionManagement.com.
According to the site, the Quotient provides “a roadmap for where to find the best educated workforce in America,” focusing on scientists, engineers, medical doctors, other professionals with PhDs, as well as those with graduate degrees and post-graduate degrees. Three hundred and sixty-two metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) were judged and then ranked according to “their ability to provide the depth of talent and innovative environment upon which thrive”...[more]
No Housing Slowdown in Washington State Markets
Washington state has one of the highest rate of residential appreciation in the nation during the first three months of this year compared to the same period in 2006, the U.S. Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight reports...[more]
Washington State, The Fastest Growing Housing Market in the Nation
Forecasters at Fiserv Lending Solutions and Moody's Economy.com predict a radical shift in the top 10 list of fastest growers for the 12 months beginning in June; only one California city, El Centro, will be represented. Instead, Washington State will dominate, with five of the top 10 cities...[more]
Gardening in the Tri Cities
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For many, the thought of starting a garden is rather daunting, for those who think this but want to start one this year, here are ten easy tips for the novice gardener. 1. Location of the garden ne...
Hospice at the Chaplaincy Hosting Living with Grief Teleconference
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The Hospice at the Chaplaincy will be hosting the Hospice Foundation of America's 17th annual Living with Grief Teleconference on March 24. The teleconference will be held at the Tri Cities C...
TCVCB Hosting Educational Seminar Called Winning the Battle in the Internet War
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The Tri Cities Visitor and Convention Bureau will be hosting an educational seminar called "Winning the Battle in the Internet War" at the Holiday Inn Express in Pasco on April 21. Thi...
Cougar Saturday at WSU Tri Cities
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Washington State University Tri Cities will be holding Cougar Saturday on April 17 at the Richland campus. Cougar Saturday will be held in the Consolidated Information Center from 9:00 am until 1:0...
WSDAs International Marketing Program Coming to the Tri Cities
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International representatives from the Washington State Departments of Agriculture and Commerce will be here in the state to meet with companies and talk about opportunities for new and expanded ...
Special St. Patrick's Day Special at Henry's Restaurant
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Henry's Restaurant in West Richland will be celebrating St. Patrick's Day on March 17 with a special for the day. This St. Patrick's Day special will be a main course of Corned Be...
Apollo Inc One of the Top 5 Safest Companies in Washington State
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Apollo Incorporated in Kennewick was recently announced as one of the top five safest companies in Washington State out of nearly 30,000 companies by the Washington Department of Labor and Indust...
Applebees Hosts Successful Fundraiser for LCS Sixth Graders
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This morning at the Applebees in Richland the 6th grade class at Liberty Christian School spent a few hours serving people breakfast to earn money for their trip to Camp Ghormley. The 6th graders...
Upcoming Wine Tastings in the Tri Cities
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My family and I were at Round Table Pizza in Richland last night talking to a friend, Keith McNeely and the topic of this blog came up. As we were talking to Keith, he mentioned that he really enjo...
Gesa Credit Union Ribbon Cutting
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Gesa Credit Union in Kennewick will be having a St. Patrick's Day celebration and Ribbon Cutting for on Wednesday, March 17, 2010 from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. Come and join Gesa Credit Union for ...
The Gathering Place Bistro Serving Irish Dinners This Week
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In celebration of St. Patrick's Day The Gathering Place Bistro in West Richland will be serving traditional Irish dinners March 16, 2010 to March 20, 2010. The Gathering will be serving your...
Kennewick Real Estate
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Housing Market Doing Well in Kennewick Washington CNNMoney.com recently published a report about the top housing markets where recovery has been the best. One of those markets is Kennewick, Washingt...
New York Richie's to Open in Kennewick
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Jesus Escamilla will be opening up his third New York Richie's Restaurant this Friday in Kennewick. The restaurant will be decorated with a big city theme and an Italian flair and, of course...
Tri Cities Ranked Number One for Housing
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Nationally, housing prices are not doing well, data from the National Association of Realtors stated that existing homes sales fell 7.2% in January. However the Tri Cities are still doing well, a r...
Hanford Tour Tickets go Fast
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At 12:01 am on Tuesday morning 2,544 tickets were put up for sale on the Hanford website for those interested in getting seats for the Hanford tours. Within 13 hours all of these seats were purchas...
TC Regional Chamber Annual Awards and Dinner Program
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The Tri City Regional Chamber of Commerce will be having their fifth annual dinner and awards program on March 24. The program will begin at 5:30 at the Three Rivers Convention Center. An instruc...
CBC Entrance Named
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Columbia Basin College's main entrance off of Argent finally has a name. The entrance has been named Saraceno Way after Bill Saraceno who has played a large role in capital projects around th...
Port of Pasco Hearing Scheduled for Thursday
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The Port of Pasco has planned a hearing for March 11 at 1:15 pm at the port's Administration Building in Pasco. The hearing will be held to discuss a proposal to change port commissionerR...
New Trail Being Carved Out at Badger Mountain
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Friends of Badger worked hard this weekend to begin work on a new trail on Badger Mountain. Saturday and Sunday a combined total of nearly 130 people showed up to help work on the new trail, which ...
White Bluffs Needs Your Votes
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For the month of March, you can visit the Pepsi Refresh Web Site and vote for White Bluffs to receive funding for their Children's Summer Program. The grant categories are: health, arts & ...
John Dam Plaza Suggestions Sought
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Richland is looking to get suggestions from residents about what to do with the John Dam Plaza and how to improve/renovate it. The meeting to get these suggestions is set for Monday, March 8 at 6:...
Make-A-Blanket Day with Project Linus
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On March 20, Project Linus will be having a Make-A-Blanket day at the Kennewick branch of the Mid-Columbia Library. Those attending will be able to help tie fleece blankets, knitting and crochetin...
CBC Music Department Scheduled March Events
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The CBC music department has four musical concertserformances scheduled in March; they will all begin at 7:30 pm and are free. The first event is a Wind Ensemble concert featuring the Columbia B...
Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening at Grocery Outlet in Kennewick
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The Grocery Outlet will be having their ribbon cutting on Friday, March 19. The official ribbon cutting ceremony will be at 11:30 am and will be officiated by the Kennewick mayor and Chamber of Comm...
Geology of Mars Lecture | Benton County PUD
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On Tuesday March 9, John Buchanan will be giving a free lecture titled, "The Geology of Mars and the Scablands." The lecture will begin at 7:00 pm in the Benton PUD auditorium. John Buc...
WSU Tri Cities Tour
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Those interested in attending Washington State University Tri Cities are invited to come to the campus with their parents for an in-depth tour on Tuesday March 9 beginning at 11:00 am. The Discov...
White Pass Ski Resort Season Pass Sale
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Beginning March 15, White Pass Ski resort will begin to sell their discounted season passes for the 2010-2011 ski season. Passes for adults (ages 13+) will go on sale for $379 regularly $529, stude...
Grace Clinic to Expand Hours, Add Paid Physician
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Grace Clinic in Kennewick, a Christian-based clinic, is planning to add staff and increase their hours over the next year. For the last four years Dr. Jeanne Berretta has been volunteering her servi...
Fundraiser for Haiti Orphanage at Tri City Americans Hockey Game
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On March 11 at the Tri City Americans hockey game against the Seattle Thinderbirds, a silent auction will be held to raise money for a World Harvest Missions orphanage in Haiti. There is also going...
Job Growth Excellent in Tri Cities
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Garner Economics, a consulting firm based in Atlanta, recently published a report that shows between the months of January and June of 2009 that the Tri Cities was one of nine metro areas showing...
TRIDECs 46th Annual Meeting
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TRIDEC will be having there 46th annual meeting on March 31, 2010. The meeting will take place at the Red Lion Hotel in Pasco, it will begin at 11:30 am going until 1:00 pm. Carl Adrian, president...
2010 Bridging Partnerships Small Business Symposium
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Bridging Partnerships Small Business Symposium is the Tri-Cities premier small business event. It will begins on April 28th and goes until the 29th at the TRAC in Pasco. Attendees will learn about ...
Black History Month Celebrated at PNNL
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On Thursday February 25, Wayne Martin was awarded the 2010 Community Stewardship Award at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Martin began his work at the lab with only a bachelor's degree...
Curbside Recycling Program Starting in Richland
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Beginning March 1, a new fee structure for solid waste disposal will go into effect in Richland; but with it comes an increase in curbside services. Richland will provide organic yard waste pickup...
KSD to offer Free Parenting Classes
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Beginning this Monday night, March 1 until April 5, the Kennewick School District will be offering free love & logic parenting classes. The classes will be at Vista Elementary School from 6:00...
Tourism Looking Up in the Tri Cities
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Tourism is on the rise in the Tri Cities, according to the Tri Cities Visitor and Convention Bureau, last year there was a 4 percent increase in the number of hotel rooms rented in the area. The bur...
Events in Kennewick, Richland, and Pasco Today
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NIGHTLIFE Don Millard, 5:30 p.m., Emerald of Siam, 1314 Jadwin Ave., Richland. No cover. Kevin Selby Experiment, 6 p.m., Bookwalter Winery, 894 Tulip Lane, Richland. No cover. Moment's Not...
Student Directed Macbeth at CBC
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Stephanie Fanning, a student at Columbia Basin College has directed a 60 minute version of the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare. There will be two showings, one on March 5 at 7:30 pm and the oth...
Art Faculty Exhibit at CBC in March
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The Faculty at Columbia Basin College will be having their annual Art Faculty Exhibit beginning March 1. On March 4 there will be an opening reception at the Esvelt Gallery, which is where the exh...
New Wingstop Restaurant to Open in Pasco
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The owners of the Richland franchise restaurant Wingstop will be opening a new one in Pasco on Rd 68. The new Wingstop will be larger than the Wingstop in Richland, the owners are expecting this res...
Travel Expo this Saturday at the Pasco Holiday Inn Express
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On Saturday February 27 there will be a Travel Expo put on by Travel Leaders. The Travel Expo will be at the Holiday Inn Express which is by the TRAC in Pasco. The event will begin at 11:00 am and ...
Rough Stock Rodeo at TRAC on March 6
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The Rough Stock Rodeo will be at the TRAC in Pasco on March 6. The Rodeo begins at 7:00 pm but the doors open at 6:00 pm. Admission tickets are only available at the Kennewick Ranch & Home, th...
Richland School Board Made Decision on New Superintendent
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The Richland School Board made a decision on who will be the new superintendent. Tuesday night in a 2 ½ hour closed door meeting the board deliberated over which candidate would replace Jean ...
IHOP | National Pancake Day is Today
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The IHOPs in the Tri Cities will be giving away free pancakes today until 10:00 pm. National Pancake Day is being celebrated by IHOP for the fifth year, in over 1,400 restaurants. The Pasco IHOP an...
Speaker at Audubon Meeting Tonight
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The Lower Columbia Basin Audubon Society will have a public meeting tonight at First Lutheran Church in Kennewick. Dennis Dauble, a fisheries biologist, will be speaking at the meeting about the ec...
Richland Water Spray Park Coming Soon
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The Richland Parks and Recreation Department is currently working on building a water spray area at the Badger Mountain Community Park on Keene Rd in Richland. The water park would be the first in...
Columbia River Relay for Life Rally
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The American Cancer Society is looking for team captains or members who would like to participate in the Columbia River Relay for Life. Those interested are asked to attend a rally on February 23 a...
Eating Disorder Awareness Meeting at CBC
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This Wednesday at Columbia Basin College there will be an eating disorder awareness event from 1:00 to 3:00 pm. The event will be held in room TD 435. There will be a showing of America the Beautif...
Pasco Planning Commission Discussion of New School Delayed
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The Pasco Planning Commission has delayed the discussion about a new elementary school until March 18. The chairman of the commission Todd Samuel says the meeting will be held to discuss how the c...
Richland City Council Looking to Fill Planning Commission Positions
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Richland City Council Looking to Fill Planning Commission Positions The Richland City Council are looking for, and accepting applications for two positions to be filled on the planning commission....
Ground Breaking at West Richland Golf Course
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The West Richland Golf Course in the Tri Cities will be having a ground breaking ceremony on Thursday, February 25. The first clubhouse was destroyed in 2008 by a fire. The groundbreaking will be...
ARC of the Tri Cities Second Annual Charity Event
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The ARC of the Tri Cities will be holding their second annual Blazing the Trails Charity Event on Saturday, March 20. The event will be held at Musser's Private Airport Hanger in Pasco. The ev...
Charter College Open House and Ribbon Cutting
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The Tri City Regional Chamber of Commerce will be celebrating the opening of Charter College this afternoon with a ribbon cutting. The ribbon cutting will take place at Charter College which is lo...
DOE Grants Money to Washington State University Tri Cities and Pullman Campus'
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Washington State University in both Pullman and the Tri Cities have received nearly $1.1 million by the Department of Energy. The Bioproducts, Sciences, and Engineering Laboratory on the Tri Cities...
Tri City Regional Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner 2010
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The Tri City Regional Chamber of Commerce is having their annual dinner on Wednesday, March 14. The evening will begin at 5:30 with a social hour, the dinner will begin at 6:30. The agenda for the ...
Cities Likely to Agree on Hanford Reach Interpretive Center Proposal
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There is talk that the Hanford Reach Interpretive Center could be located near the west end of a redeveloped Columbia Park. They would like to add recreational features like an indoor carousel or a ...
Wine and Dine at Ice Harbor Brewery
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On February 23 the Ice Harbor Brewery, in Kennewick, will be hosting a Wine and Dine dinner featuring Anelare Winery. Beginning at 7:30 there will be a presentation by a representative from the win...
Richland School District Down to Two Potential Superintendant Candidates
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The Richland School District has been interviewing candidates for the soon to be open superintendant position. Last week the school board interviewed several candidates and they have narrowed down ...
Registration Begins in March for Hanford or B Reactor Tours
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On March 9 internet registration will begin for those interested in tours at Hanford. The Department of Energy has planned 60 tours for this year of the nuclear reservation between April 13 and Se...
Wine Seminar at Washington State University Tri-Cities On Thursday
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On Thursday there will be a wine seminar at Washington State University Tri-Cities about learning to detect defects in wines. The seminar will be led by Thomas Henick-Kling, director of WSU'...
Regional Science Bowl This Saturday in Richland
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This Saturday February 20, the annual regional science bowl, sponsored by the Department of Energy and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, will be held in Richland. About three dozen teams of ...
ShareFest 2010 Money To Go To Benton-Franklin Juvenile Drug Court
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Several years ago churches in the Tri Cities area joined together to put on an event called ShareFest. The event brings area churches together to hold food and blood drives, do service projects, an...
EMS Levy Put to Vote April 27
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West Richland residents will be voting for the second time on an EMS tax that would fund ambulance transport services. Currently Benton Fire District 4 does run any ambulances, when they respond to...
Junior Achievement Putting on Bowling Classic Fundraiser
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For the past 14 years Junior Achievement in the Tri Cities has been putting on a Bowling Classic Fundraiser. There will also be an online auction on March 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, & 6. For the bowling cl...
Washington Policy Center Hired New Director for Eastern Washington
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The Washington Policy Center has recently hired a new full-time director at the new Eastern Washington office. The new director Chris Cargill will be focusing on outreach to citizens, media, and com...
Home Sales up in Washington
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According to the Washington Center for Real Estate Research at Washington State University, in the fourth quarter of last year, 2009, home sale shot up 21.3 percent. When compared to the fourth qua...
Tri Cities Washington Economy Doing Well
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The Tri City Economy continues to do well despite the nationwide down economy. Last year there were 3,400 more non-farm jobs than there were in 2008. Some credit the success of the Tri Cities to th...
Richland School District Buys Land for New School
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The Richland School District has recently decided to buy 15 acres of land south of Mountain View Estates on Belmont Boulevard in West Richland. The purchase was approved by the school board earlier...
Tri Cities not as Dependent on Hanford Anymore
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The Tri Cities have used to be highly dependent on the Hanford economy, but according to a study by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory less that 8% of local jobs in the area were with Hanford pr...
Real Estate Excise Tax Bill Could Allow Local Government to Have the Money
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Did you know that there are currently two bills being proposed in Olympia, Washington that, if passed, could allow the local real estate excise tax of .25% to be used by the local government? House ...
School Levies in the Tri Cities Passing
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Around the Tri Cities school maintenance and operations levies are passing at the polls. These levies help pay for extracurricular activities such as sports, art, music, along with other day-toR...
Presentation for Black History Month at Franklin County Historical Museum
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This month the Franklin County Historical Museum will be holding a presentation in honor of Black History Month by Katie Barton. The presentation will be on February 20 beginning at 10:00 am at the...
The State of Washington Possibly Cutting Main Street Revitalization Program
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As part of the Washington State Main Street program, the Historic Downtown Kennewick Partnership is joining with various communities statewide to help save the program. As a result of budget cuts ...
Art Exhibit Opening at WSU Tri-Cities
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Washington State Tri Cities will be opening the Chancellor's Art Exhibit on Wednesday at 5:00pm. The exhibit will showcase several artists from in and around the Columbia Valley. Fourty-four ...
Cavalcade of Authors this Friday at Red Lion in Pasco
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The second annual Cavalcade of Authors will be happening this Friday, February 10, at the Red Lion Hotel in Pasco. The authors that will be attending are: Buckingham, Dia Calhoun, Patrick Carman, B...
Leadership Tri Cities Looking for Artist to Paint Mural at YMCA in Pasco
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The Leadership Tri Cities Class XV are looking for an artist to paint a mural at the YMCA's Martin Luther King Jr. Center in Pasco. The chosen artist will work with a group of students and me...
Washington Parks and Rec Looking to Add to Sacajawea State Park
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The Washington Parks and Recreation Commission are going to be discussing possible ideas for Sacajawea State Park. The meeting will take place at the Sacajawea Interpretive Center in the par...
Driving Classes for Senior Citizens put on by AARP
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AARP will be putting on several driving classes this month for senior citizens at various places in the community. The purpose of these classes is to refresh seniors on driving knowledge and to al...
Habitat for Humanity Low on Applicants
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Habitat for Humanity in the Tri Cities, Washington area has always had plenty of people applying for a house but this year they are running low on applicants. Theresa Richardson, executive director...
Benton Franklin Red Cross Host Real Heroes Breakfast
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The American Red Cross will be putting on a Real Heroes Breakfast in honor of heroes in the community. The breakfast will take place on March 4, 2010 at the TRAC in Pasco. Reservations need to be mad...
Kennewick Looking to Build on Columbia Drive Riverfront
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Thursday night several people attended the consultant's report at the Clover Island Inn in Kennewick. The meeting was about the revitalization strategies for Columbia Drive's riverfront real esta...
2010 Regional Home and Garden Show
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On February 19, 2010 there will be a Regional Home and Garden Show at the TRAC in Pasco, Washington. The garden show will begin on the 19th at 11:00 am to 8:00 pm, and then on the 20th the show will o...
Six Degrees Restaurant Grand Opening in Kennewick Tonight
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Today at 4:00 pm there will be a grand opening at a new restaurant in Kennewick called Six Degrees. Six Degrees is a restaurant and bar with a combination of comfort gourmet food and a rock and roll ...
Artist Scott McMillin Opens Art Gallery in Historic Downtown Kennewick
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Scott McMillin, an artist from Kennewick Washington, will be opening up an art gallery in downtown Kennewick called Splash. After graduationg high school, McMillin moved to Seattle and became a model...
Potential National Historic Park with Hanford | Manhattan Site | B Reactor
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Last month the National Park Service hosted two public comment sessions to gain public feedback about the decision to potentially make the Hanford site one of three Manhattan Sites to be made a part ...
EnergySolutions Scholarship Application Due | Kennewick Senior Center Offering Help with Taxes
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EnergySolutions Foundation is accepting application for their tenth grade scholarship. The deadline for the scholarship is Wednesday. In order to be elligible for the scholarship a completed applicati...
Lenders have Right to Collect after Foreclosure is Finished
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A man in Florida a few years back, stopped making payments on his home and was foreclosed on. When John King stopped making payments he assumed that was the end of that, but recently he now has colle...
Tri Tech Preschool Registration Begins Tuesday | Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting on Thursday
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This Tuesday, February 2, 2010, the Tri Tech Skills Center will be opening the registration for the 2010-2011 preschool program. Children between the ages of three and five are elligible to be registe...
Showing of The Price of Pleasure at Columbia Basin College Tonight | Pornography Documentary
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Tonight at Columbia Basin College there will be a showing of the film The Price of Pleasure. The film is a mature documentary about the pornography industry and the effect it is having on the American...
Apple to Release the iPad Soon!
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Apple is at it again with a new gadget that is soon to be a hit when it reaches the stores. The all newiPad is similar to the iPhone, it has many of the same features as the iPhone such as, emailing, ...
President Obama's State of the Union Address Barely Brushes on Housing
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Some people are very pleased with Presidents Obama's State of the Union address while others are upset by his informal tone, and still some are not pleased with the way he bashed the previous a...
Richland School District Interviewing Superintendent Candidates
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The Richland School District is in the process of hiring a new superintendent due to the fact that the current superintendent Jean Lane is retiring this summer. There are four candidates being conside...
Melvin the Elk to Come to CREHST Museum in Richland Washington
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CREHST Museum in Richland will be welcoming Melvin the Elk to one of their galleries this afternoon. Melvin the Elk lived on the Fitzner/Eberhart Arid Lands Ecology Reserve along the face of the Ratt...
Crime Statistics Not Increasing in Benton and Franklin Counties
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According to the Benton County crime statistics, the amount of crimes in 2009 are very close to the number of crimes reported in 2008; these are the part 1 crimes. The Part 1 crimes are homicide, rap...
Wine Industry Doing Well | Tri Cities Washington | Bookwalter Winery
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Washington state is the second largest wine producing state in the United States, second only to California. Washington's grape production did well last year and is predicted to do just as well...
Tri City Washington Future Looking Good
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The 2010 Regional Economic Outlook Forum met yesterday at the TRAC in Pasco to discuss the future of the Tri Cities in terms of its economic outlook. The keynote speaker, Brian Wesbury is very optim...
Port of Pasco Washington Looking to Redistribute Districts
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There is a proposal being considered by the Port of Pasco to adjust the port commission district boundaries. The reason for the change would be to distribute the population amoung the three districts ...
Kennewick School District Offering Bus Tour to Visit Vista Elementary School and Tri Tech Skill Center
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The Kennewick School District has organized a community bus tour for Thursday, February 4. As part of the tour those in attendance will be able to visit Tri-Tech Skills Center and Vista Elementary. T...
Chiawana High School Takes 68-67 Win Over Pasco High School
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The Chiawana High School boys Basketball game was quite the experience for those in attendance. A Chiawana senior was "blown away by how big the crowd was." Tuesday night the Chiawana River...
Bonneville Power Administration Looking To Build Transmission Line Near Tri-Cities Washington
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The Bonneville Power Administration is looking to build a new transmission line, the Central Ferry-Lower Monumental transmission line, between two eastern Washington substations. This transmission lin...
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