2025 Living Nativity at Cathedral of Joy in Richland WA
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2025 Living Nativity at Cathedral of Joy in Richland WA
Every year, Hillspring Church [1153 Gage Blvd., Richland] is honored to tell the story of the birth of Jesus at Christmas time. About 200 volunteers come together as centurions, guides, shepherds, kings, and camels (actually, the camels are professionals) to tell the story in grand fashion. It is a beautiful and moving sight to behold and we invite you to join us!
Shows will run twice a night, starting on Sunday the 18th through Thursday the 22nd, at 6:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. We strongly recommend reserving a ticket for the show you and your loved ones want to join us for as soon as possible. Tickets always sell out.
On the night of your reserved show, arrive early and dress warm! Each Living…
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We have two dogs and part of our day always includes walking our dogs, and oftentimes, twice a day. What follows is a list of places we walk our dogs and mostly are off-leash. Keep in mind, there are leash laws, so we are not advocating violating any leash laws. In fact, here is an example of our Washinton State's leash law: WAC 352-32-060. Most cities have similar laws in place. What follows is not only a list for everyone to use but a list that helps us to remember to visit places we've neglected visiting in a while. In most places, you'll find other dog walkers.
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2022 GESA Credit Union Turkey Trot Fun Run to Benefit Benton Franklin Red Cross
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