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Twofold loss - Sun, 08 Nov 2009 PST
Just when it looked like it couldn't get any worse for Washington State University, it did.
The World's Smallest Pumpkin in the Tri-Cities?
Last week KNDU's Morning Weather Forecaster, Jordan Youngs, claimed to have grown the world's smallest pumpkin at 2.3 ounces.
Collaboration on nonprofit technology in academia and beyond
I'm currently attending the International Digital Media and Arts Association's annual conference , which primarily draws academics who work and teach in digital media.
Teacher shares secrets of farming
Dave Muehleisen talks about pest management like Sun Tzu wrote about war. Laying plans, attack by stratagem, recognizing your enemy's strong and weak points - the calculations roll off his tongue like calligraphy from a brush.
Trellis Tension Monitoring assembly in line with the main trellis wire in a wine grape vineyard.
Frank talk about food sometimes quashed
Nutrition and public policy expert Marion Nestle answers readers' questions in this column written exclusively for The Chronicle.
Living Green: Garbage dresses in style at Richland Moon Festival
Living green has never been so chic. Six young models strutted down the runway at the Moon Festival in Richland last month clad in garbage.
Easing the pain: Pain relief in dogs and cats is a big priority for vets, owners
Get the Flash Player to see this player. Frank Varga Brandi Thill uses a sling to help 8-year-old Jasper, who is missing his left front leg and recently underwent surgery to his left hind leg, stand up during a physical therapy session at Chuckanut Valley Veterinary Clinic.
The Blotter | King County trooper charged with DUI in Pullman
What happens in Pullman obviously doesn't stay in Pullman. A State Patrol trooper who works in King County is on administrative leave after being charged with drunken driving near Washington State University earlier this month.
Dam conference Nov. 7 at WSU Vancouver
The historical and cultural effects of dams around the world, including the Columbia River, will be the subject of a Nov.
Green Collar Jobs Start With Basic Skills
Recent study reviews challenges and opportunites in renewable energy jobs. green jobs in the renewable energy sector.
WSU will reopen learning center at YVCC
The Deccio Higher Education Center at Yakima Valley Community College will soon again be the home of a Washington State University learning center.
Cold snuffs blaze of color October 28, 2009
Plant experts at Washington State University say the hard freeze of Oct. 10-12 is responsible for a subpar show of fall color this year.
Vilsack announces U.S. members of working groups under U.S.-Afghanistan-Pakistan trilateral
Vilsack announces U.S. members of working groups under U.S.-Afghanistan-Pakistan trilateral Oct.
This weekend could be last hurrah for homebuyers' tax credit
The federal government's first-time homebuyer tax credit is set to expire Nov. 30, but potential buyers hoping to take advantage of the $8,000 incentive who haven't already started the purchasing process might be out of luck.
Algae foam killing thousands of sea birds
Foam from an unusual algae bloom has killed thousands of birds along the Oregon and Washington coasts in recent weeks, marine biologists said.
Cocoa in Chocolate May Be Good for the Heart
If you're tempted to raid your child's Halloween candy stash at the end of this month, here's one reason you might not have to restrain yourself.
DIGNITARIES: 2 Peruvian governors to visit Tri-Cities
Sen. Jerome Delvin, R-Richland, said today he will play host to governors of two agricultural regions in Peru during their Oct.
College Tuition Costs Rise 6.5% This Fall
With the economy struggling, parents and students dared to hope this year might offer a break from rising college costs.
School officials discuss swine flu with health department
As the weather turns and the fall season moves full speed ahead, kids grow used to school and parents come to expect the temperatures and sniffles of flu season.
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