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Washington State Senate committee approved a revised emergency powers reform bill that some Republicans argue has been weakened by amendments from the majority party Democrats. This legislation aims to limit the governor's authority during emergencies, reflecting ongoing debates about executive power in the state.
Yakima Federal Savings and Loan Association has appointed Dan Gaulke as its new president and CEO, succeeding Leanne Antonio, who is retiring. This leadership change reflects the institution's ongoing commitment to serving the Yakima community effectively.
The City of Sunnyside is set to hold a public forum addressing animal control operations and potential solutions for managing stray animals. This initiative highlights local government engagement on pressing community issues, aiming to foster public dialogue and gather input from residents. The forum underscores the city's commitment to improving animal welfare and public safety.
The United Farm Workers (UFW) have launched a boycott against Windmill Mushroom Farm due to ongoing struggles for union recognition faced by workers at the facility in Sunnyside, Washington. UFW President Teresa Romero highlighted the legal barriers preventing agricultural workers from organizing and the adverse actions taken against pro-union employees. The boycott aims to pressure Windmill Farms into recognizing the union amidst allegations of retaliatory practices against workers.
Washington state officials reaffirmed their commitment to protecting immigrant students amidst recent federal policy changes that threaten their safety in schools. This decision highlights the state's dedication to inclusivity and support for all students, regardless of their immigration status. The article emphasizes the importance of safeguarding educational environments amid ongoing national debates on immigration policy.
The Toppenish City Council recently recognized retired Fire
Two suspects in a fatal shooting in Sunnyside, Washington, were arraigned in Yakima County Superior Court on January 24, 2025. Aundrae Rodolfo Carreon faces multiple charges including premeditated first-degree murder, while Angel Emmanuel Plascencia-Gutierrez is charged with firearm-related offenses. The case follows the tragic death of 18-year-old Isabel Rodriguez, who was shot earlier this month.
Hairworks, a prominent beauty salon in Sunnyside, celebrated its 40th anniversary with a grand reopening event on January 22, 2025. The milestone highlights the salon's enduring commitment to style and service in the community, showcasing its long-standing presence in the local beauty industry.
Dog Man fans can join a community celebration at the Sunnyside Library on February 4, 2025, honoring their beloved half-dog, half-man hero. This event promises a fun-filled afternoon for all ages, emphasizing local engagement and community spirit.
The Sunnyside Christian Lady Knights achieved three significant victories last week, improving their season record to 14-3 overall and 9-1 in league play. As they approach the end of their regular season, the team's performance highlights their competitiveness within the league and sets them up for a strong finish.