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Don't judge Palin by ... By KATHLEEN PARKER, Washington Post 2009-11-29 00:02:00 Sunday News In town to give a talk on civility, I was surrounded by women who wondered what I thought of Sarah Palin's Newsweek cover.
Looking at a GOP suicide pact By KATHLEEN PARKER, Washington Post 2009-11-29 00:06:00 Sunday News Some people can't stand prosperity, my father used to say.
YVCC diversity series features talk about self defense and the justice system
Sinixt Arrow Lakes Nation Activist, Yvonne Swan, will kick off the Diversity Series at Yakima Valley Community College with a presentation Thursday.
Suspects sought in Parker Heights shooting, attack
Investigators are continuing to search for those responsible for the assault of two men and the shooting of three others in the early hours of Saturday in the Parker Bridge Road area.
Larson Gallery turning 60 with a party
Sixty years ago, A.E. Larson tried to donate Rosedell Manor to the city of Yakima for use as an art museum, but the city turned him down.
Photo a " Fighting fire with fire
Firefighters set a backfire along the southeast corner of the brush fire that consumed hundreds of acres north of Kays Road Sunday, Oct.
Retired educator Brothers visiting local schools to promote new book
The Selah High School library is giving students a reason to stay after school today.
Hop to it at the Moxee Hop Festival
Playing the Moxee Hop Festival one day, opening for the Beach Boys the next -- it's nice work if you can get it.
Hop to it at the Moxee Hop Festival
Playing the Moxee Hop Festival one day, opening for the Beach Boys the next -- it's nice work if you can get it.
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Sotomayor faces double standard in hearings
By Kathleen Parker Washington Post Writers Group WASHINGTON -- Followers of Sonia Sotomayor 's Supreme Court confirmation hearings were witness to a now-familiar phenomenon.
Fire destroys nearly everything Parker family owns
After bouncing between jobs and homes in Utah and Washington since 2007, the White family had found a place they loved and moved in just three weeks ago.
Washington farmers expect to harvest record cherry crop during the next month
Peter Verbrugge looks over cherries picked last week in his orchard in the Yakima Valley.
Brownstown Woman Critically Injured in Rollover
Washington State patrol are investigating an early morning accident on Brownstown and McDonald Road, near Harrah.
Gop disorder: Purge or binge? By KATHLEEN PARKER, Washington Post 2009-05-24 00:02:00 Sunday News It's not yet clear how the one-armed midget demographic is shaping up, but everybody else seems to be bailing on the GOP.
Residents in Parker, WA say something needs to be done about four horses that look like they're starving.
Rescue crews search for vehicle in Yakima River
Fire and rescue crews were on the scene around 5:30 p.m. of what may be a vehicle in the Yakima River to determine whether anybody was inside, authorities said.