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A Farewell to the Skies: Tri-Cities Forecaster Retires

Monty Webb, a celebrated TV weather forecaster with a 35-year career and multiple Emmys, announces his retirement effective January 3, 2025.

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Librarian Wins Classroom Makeover for School Library Transformation

Tawnya Ostrer, a librarian at Carmichael Middle School in Richland, Washington, was awarded December's Classroom Makeover by WaFd Bank for her initiative in transforming the school library into a welcoming space.

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Ammonia Leak Triggers Alert at Hanford Site

The U.S. Department of Energy activated an alert at the Hanford Site due to an ammonia leak, with no expected impact beyond the facility.

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