Yakima County News, September 2008

Yakima settles park delays suit for nearly twice its original offer, Yakima Herald, Sept. 30
County appeals verdict in Selah land dispute case, Yakima Herald, Sept. 30
Cities see seven areas they could share services, Yakima Herald, Sept. 29
Three Lower Valley cities seek to lessen budget woes, Yakima Herald, Sept. 26
Local water supply projects line up for grants, Yakima Herald, Sept. 26
Airport overlay debate continues, but process could be slow, Yakima Herald, Sept. 26
Money for Yakima: easy come, easy go, easy comeback, Yakima Herald, Sept. 24
Decision delayed: Toscanna hearing to reconvene, Yakima Herald, Sept. 24
Mistake May Not Impact Mill Project, KAPP, Sept. 22
Money for Boise Site in Limbo, KAPP, Sept. 21
Tribes to use money for fish, not court battles, Yakima Herald, Sept. 19
Oops! State says it goofed when giving Yakima $25M, Yakima Herald, Sept. 19
Construction on Selah gated community set to begin in the spring, Yakima Herald, Sept. 19
Yakima receives major funding to redevelop Boise Cascade, Yakima Herald, Sept. 18
Small Shops Revitalization, KIMA 29, Sept. 18
The city of Terrace Heights? Not so fast, Yakima Herald, Sept. 18
Airport overlay overhaul, Yakima Herald, Sept. 18
Downtown businesses say construction will be worth the headache, Yakima Herald, Sept. 18
$5 million project makes highway to Hanford safer , Yakima Herald, Sept. 17
Terrace Heights residents asked about annexation, Yakima Herald, Sept. 17
New tenants lined up for former Costco site, Yakima Herald, Sept. 16
Vineyards Resort struggling to avoid foreclosure, Yakima Herald, Sept. 16
Downtown Yakima comes back to life, Seattle Times, Sept. 12
Editorial: Grandfather clause is sensible proposal on adult businesses, Yakima Herald, Sept. 10
Kiwanis Park upgrade up for city review, Yakima Herald, Sept. 8
Preservation groups applaud I-90 upgrade project, Tri-City Herald, Sept. 6
Downtown Yakima Revitalization May Continue After Garage Ramp Removal, KNDO, Sept. 5
Neighbors appeal Rosedell decision, Yakima Herald, Sept. 2