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Kennewick PD Spark Facebook Fire in Search for BAND-AID Bandit
The Kennewick police got an unexpected response on their Facebook page after making a post looking for a man that had allegedly stolen a box of BAND-AIDS from
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Pasco Man Thinks He Sprained His Foot, But Really Shot by Bullet
A man from Pasco must have a very large pain tolerance after being shot in the foot with a bullet, but he thought it was just a sprain. The man was walking around Court
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Hanford & Trios Cutbacks Could Cause Over 400 Job Cuts
Tri-Cities is already looking at possibly more than 400 job cuts for 2017 with announcements by both Trios and Hanford cutbacks. Hanford announced the cutbacks because it has completed some work and expects to make layoffs this fall according to reports...
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5 Washington Celebrities That Could Run for President 2020
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The Day the Final Episode of ‘The Monkees’ Aired
When the television show premiered in 1966, no one could have guessed the phenomenon it would become.
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Lendio Author Force
Post to force Lendio Author to local sites
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15 Unbelievable Facts in 1 Minute
If you've got a hankering for learning and a minute to spare, we made this video just for you. I'm amazed Andrew didn't hyperventilate!
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Why the Beatles Struggled So Much With ‘Across the Universe’
John Lennon struggled to complete "Across the Universe," ultimately called it a "lousy track of a great song."
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When the Beatles Released Their First Single, ‘Love Me Do’
Some cultural revolutions, like the Beatles' "Love Me Do," begin with little fanfare and take a while to gather steam.
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How Bob Dylan Completed His First Classic Album, ‘The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan’
Bob Dylan was already the darling of the modern folk movement when he released his second album.
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How the Beatles Beat the Bootleggers With the ‘Red’ and ‘Blue’ Albums
The Beatles were broken up for a little more than three years when these compilations were released in April 1973.
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48 Years Ago: The Rolling Stones Forced to ‘Spend Some Time’ With Ed Sullivan
As tough as they wanted to appear, the gritty punch of the Rolling Stones was no match for the power of Ed Sullivan.