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Western Art Show beats the heat and high gas
- By Richard Burger
- Published Today
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Pictured: Artist Fred Oldfield talks with visitors to the Toppenish Western Art Show Aug. 16. He was among 25 artists that showed their work at the show this year. Staff photo
Whistlestop! Music Festival this Saturday
- By Richard Burger
- Published Today
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Pictured: Whistlestop! performers entertain the crowd at last year’s event. Free music will be provided from noon to 10 p.m. at Railroad Park. The Toppenish Rail and Steam Museum will also be open to welcome visitors. File photo
Care for a drink?
- By Rob Chandler
- Published 08/14/2008
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Pictured: Laurie Porter pours a cup of water from a large jug for her two girls, Eliza, 5 (left) and Eliana, 3, since there is a 26.6 Nitrate level in her well water. Rob Chandler photo
Toppenish police initiate Operation Safe Stroll
- By Richard Burger
- Published 08/14/2008
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TOPPENISH — From now to the middle of September, Toppenish police will
be paying particular attention to the behavior of pedestrians and
motorists during Operation Safe Stroll, a crosswalk safety education
and enforcement emphasis program.
The ballots are in the mail
- By Review Staff
- Published 07/30/2008
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Pictured: Wapato Mayor Jesse Farias (left) responds to a question at the July 22 Commissioner Forum as Union Gap Councilman Dan Olson, Toppenish farmer Kevin Bouchey and incumbent Commissioner Ron Gamache listen. Rob Chandler photo
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Zillah set for annual market
- By Review Staff
- Published Today
- Briefly
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The annual Not-Just-A-Farmers Market is coming on Saturday, Sept. 6 to Zillah.
The event will be held from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. in the city’s downtown area. The market will include entertainment, food, fresh local produce, crafts, and a variety of other unique items for sale.
Admission is free of charge.
The event will be held from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. in the city’s downtown area. The market will include entertainment, food, fresh local produce, crafts, and a variety of other unique items for sale.
Admission is free of charge.
Crime Watch meeting in Harrah
- By Review Staff
- Published Today
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The Harrah Crime Watch Committee is having a meeting Tuesday, Aug. 26th at 7:15 p.m. at the Harrah Café.
For more information call 848-2883
For more information call 848-2883