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Today’s edition · Sun., Nov. 8

State cross country championships bring top runners to Pasco

Plus, a Richland painter's tree show and the last day of Custer's craft show in Pasco.

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Cle Elum's Waylon Stoneburg-Schafer repeated as 2B champion at the state cross country meet in Pasco

Compton's 15:19 was the Valley's fastest time at state

15:26
Stoneburg-Schafer's winning time in 2B boys
15:19
Compton's fourth-place time in 4A, the Valley's fastest
4:48
Stoneburg-Schafer's first mile on his way to the win

Source: Yakima Herald-Republic

Saturday's state cross country championships at Pasco's crowned some repeat winners. Cle Elum junior Waylon Stoneburg-Schafer won his second straight Class 2B title in a personal-best 15:26 after going straight to the front in a 4:48 first mile.

Eisenhower senior Kian Compton took fourth in Class 4A for the second straight year. His 15 minutes, 19 seconds was the Yakima Valley's fastest time of the day. Davis' Whitney and West Valley's Orcutt also finished fifth in the 4A races.

  • 2A girls: Sehome won sixth straight title with 22 points
  • 2A boys: North Central won with 29 points, Ellensburg 65
  • 1A girls: Meridian won second straight title with 89 points
  • 1A boys: Cedar Park Christian won with 53 points

Ellensburg's boys took second in 2A, the program's highest ever team finish. The girls placed third, led by junior Grace Beachy's sixth-place 18:58, behind Sehome, whose win tied the best finish in 2A state history.

Sehome's girls won 2A with far fewer points than the field

Source: Cascadia Daily News

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Bellingham80 pts
Ellensburg112 pts

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Richland-based painter Farhod Janovich's solo exhibit Trees & Beyond is open daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Nov. 29 at , 175 E. Aeronca Ave. It's a focused body of acrylic paintings that treat trees as subject and metaphor. Union-Bulletin

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Hanford's story is a big one, and on Monday, Nov. 9, you can hear it told. The B Reactor Museum Association hosts its Monthly Lecture from 6 to 7 p.m., covering the Manhattan Project, the B Reactor, and the history, science, technology, and ongoing cleanup efforts of the Hanford Site. Worth a look, for sure.

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Good Day Richlandto me · Sun., Nov. 86:00 a.m.

State cross country championships bring top runners to Pasco

Plus, a Richland painter's tree show and the last day of Custer's craft show in Pasco.

The TLDR

  1. Cle Elum's Stoneburg-Schafer repeats as 2B champ in Pasco
  2. Sehome girls win a sixth straight 2A team title
  3. Richland painter's tree show is open through Nov. 29
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