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Marriage licenses
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Marriage Licenses
Felipe Lemus, Yakima; Gabriela Aguilar, Yakima.
Rafael Valencia, Outlook; Erica Monique Rodriguez, Outlook.
Jorge Luis Cardenas, Yakima; Maria Llamas, Yakima.
Ezequiel Andrade Tapia, Granger; Erica Fabiola Sanchez, Granger.
Rene James Padilla, Toppenish; Claudia Perez Hernandez, Toppenish.
Francisco Aranda Fernandez, Yakima; Amelia Barajas, Sunnyside.
Travis Daniel Andy, Harrah; Tasheena Jonelle Arthur, Harrah.
Brndon Ro...
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Property Transfers for February 2004 Residence at 7507 Richey Road, Yakima, $169,340.
Yakima Herald-Republic
; Property transfers for February 2004 GRANDVIEW 42.54 acres of open property at Euclid Road, Grandview, $86,200. Residence with 6.51 acres at 421 Putterbaugh Road, Grandview, $171,765. Residence at 609 E. Adams St., Grandview, $54,000. Residence at 700 Esperanza Drive, Grandview, $97,490. Residence
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2006 Yakima River Canyon Marathon Results
Yakima Herald-Republic
; 1. Manuh Santos, 26, Yakima, 2:46:48; 2. Kent Sizer, 51, Renton, 2:48:42; 3. Ruslan Tkebuchava, 25, Vancouver, 2:51:14; 4. Bryce McKenzie, 17, Maple Valley, 2:52:43; 5. Craig Hanela, 31, North Bend, 2:55:57; 6. Tony Phillippi, 44, Tacoma, 2:57:54; 7. Mary Hanna, 44, Maple Valley, 2:58:06; 8. Andrew
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Yakima Speedway -- Apple Cup -- Jeffersons a 1-2 Punch -- Naches siblings take front row for Apple Cup's Late Model main
Yakima Herald-Republic
; YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC Anyone with designs on winning today's 36th annual Apple Cup at Yakima Speedway is going to have to deal with the Jefferson boys. And they'll be on their home track. Brothers Jason and Jeff Jefferson of Naches turned in the top two Late Model qualifying laps on Saturday and
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Yakima Speedway -- Auto Racing -- Upstarts Making Headway -- Olson contending on Northwest Tour
Yakima Herald-Republic
; YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC Once the exclusive domain of veterans like Garrett Evans, Ron Eaton and Pete Harding, the increasingly competitive NASCAR Northwest Tour has opened up and a host of new faces have forced their way into winner's circles across the Northwest. And that includes the Yakima area.
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YAKIMA - James "Jim" Shelby Waters, 77, beloved husband and father of Yakima passed away Monday, June 23, 2003 in his home. He was born February 10, 1926
Yakima Herald-Republic
; in Yellville, AR to Arthur W. and Goldie (Price) Waters. James moved to the Yakima Valley when he was 10 years old. As a youth he worked in the apple orchards and the Naches Heights Grocery Store. During WWII he joined the United States Army and served in the 1st Cavalry, Motorized Division in the
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Media Classic -- Yakima has a girls night out
Yakima Herald-Republic
; By ROGER UNDERWOOD YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC It evolved as one would have hoped, with the Yakima All-Stars engaging their counterparts from the Tri-Cities in a fun, friendly girls game to start the 13th Media Classic on Sunday night at Ike Gym. But no one could blame Yakima's competitors for smiling
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YAKIMA TROLLEYS RUMBLE INTO HISTORY
The Columbian
; ... project has derailed, and many blame a railroad enthusiast who has been the group's elected president since 1998. In court papers, news accounts and interviews since the first of the year, George Inness has been characterized as a renegade president and accused ...
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[YAKIMA - Margaret Marie Clements...]
Yakima Herald-Republic
; YAKIMA - Margaret Marie Clements, 81, Yakima, died Monday, February 10, 2003 at Summitview Healthcare Center. Margaret was born in Jamestown, North Dakota on August 11, 1921 to Gottlieb Pomerinke and Elizabeth (Kammerer) Pomerinke. She moved from North Dakota to Toppenish, WA in 1928. She married
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What's Happening -- Cherry Harvest's Cause to Celebrate -- Take Pride in Yakima's Diversity at Two-Day Party -- Free Meals for Youngsters Served in
Yakima Herald-Republic
; ... meal program, open to children under age 19, is closed July 4- 5, but continues through Aug. 2. -- To submit general-interest news about families for What's Happening, fax information to us at 577-7767, e-mail it to features@yakima-herald.com or mail it to ...
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Auto Racing -- Yakima Speedway -- Jefferson Overcomes Early Setbacks to Set NWT Pace
Yakima Herald-Republic
; Jeff Jefferson has certainly had his share of frustrations during the early stages of the NASCAR Northwest Tour season. But that hasn't stopped the Naches driver from setting the pace for the region's premier racing circuit. In the March opener at Monroe, Jefferson turned in the top qualifying time
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