Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 22nd of October.
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Families can apply for Yakima Marines Toys for Tots by filling out the online form at saangeltree.org and uploading required documents before Saturday, Dec.
5; Marine volunteers — with local community figures — will distribute toys to children from newborn through 16.
Moving to Yakima reveals a city that produces 75% of America’s hops and celebrates its Fresh Hop Ale Festival in early October while enjoying hot summers similar to Palm Springs and snowy winters.
New residents can also enjoy outdoor activities and a 17-minute commute downtown.
St. Michael’s Episcopal Mission will host its annual fundraiser Saturday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Englewood Christian Church (511 N.
44th Ave.) to honor Rev. David Hacker’s 25 years of service and his retirement on Nov. 1.
Netflix star Slobby Robby, known for his show Slobby’s World, will appear at the World's Vintage Fair on Saturday, Nov.
7 at Yakima State Fair Park & Events Center. The event will offer vintage clothing, antiques, collectibles, live music, food, auctions, workshops, a photo booth, games, and raffles.
A state report shows Washington hospitals will lose nearly $6 billion from Medicaid cuts through 2033.
New work requirements starting Jan. 1 could reduce coverage and force rural facilities to consider layoffs (impacts may be felt statewide).
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