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1. Richland preparing to revamp key traffic corridor (tricitiesbusinessnews.com) ā Drivers in Richland should prepare for lane and shoulder closures near the Highway 240 and Aaron Drive intersection, including the I-182 off-ramp, as geotechnical drilling continues through early May. The work supports a planned roundabout aimed at easing heavy congestion and improving safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists along one of the regionās busiest corridors.
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2. Raw meat too warm, moldy food: Latest Tri-Cities-area restaurant inspections (tri-cityherald.com) ā Recent Benton-Franklin Health District inspections found several food-safety violations at McDonaldās on Queensgate Drive in Richland and other Tri-Cities eateries, while many local spots passed with low or zero red points. The report details issues like bare-hand contact with food, temperature problems, and blocked handwashing sinks, alongside clean bills of health for places including Isla Bonita and Miss Tamale in Richland.
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3. St. Joseph's Catholic School donates 2,500 items to Tri-City Food Bank drive (keprtv.com) ā Richland families facing tight budgets can turn to the Tri-City Food Bank and 2nd Harvest, which both operate sites in the city. A long-running school food drive just delivered 2,500 items, and organizers are urging locals to donate or volunteer as demand rises among working households.
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4. Student athletes sprinting into Tri-Cities for Pasco Invitational (tricitiesbusinessnews.com) ā Tri-Cities track fans from Richland have a big meet close to home this Saturday, as the 63rd annual Pasco Invitational brings more than a thousand high school athletes to Edgar Brown Stadium. With events running all day, Hall of Fame inductions, and a dedication to Pascoās superintendent, itās a full schedule for local sports supporters.
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