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The FlixBus rescue trip to Portland earns five stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The FlixBus rescue trip to Portland earns five stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

An Observer Review When the 4:38 a.m. text message from Amtrak said my trip to Portland was cancelled because the Empire Builders’ Train 27 had broken down in Spokane, it was FlixBus to the rescue. If my husband and I wanted to make the appointments that had been scheduled for months, FlixBus was our best option. The Observer reported last January that FlixBus had started offering service from Pasco and can now report that the service deserves f…Read Article

A vote is not a vote at Richland City Council when the mayor is on the losing side.

David Richardson (in blue) watches his wife, Mayor Theresa Richardson, preside over the May 6, meeting of Richland City Council. Without even asking the fifth of five members present at Richland City Council’s April 22 workshop for his view on signing a letter titled “The Protection & Preservation of Girls Sports,” Richland’s Mayor Theresa Richardson declared victory with three votes of support. She was moving on in the meeting when Richland Cit…Richland, Washington · Richland Read Article

Richland extends dock deal with American Cruise Lines

RICHLAND, Wash. – The Richland City Council has authorized a significant extension to its agreement with American Cruise Lines, Inc. (ACL).Richland, Washington · Richland See the Story

Richland restarts 52 in’25 Park Tours at Brookstone Park. Amon Creek and Claybell Park are next on the list.

Parks Director Chris Waite talks to a group at Brookstone Park. A tour of Brookstone Park Wednesday afternoon restarted the 52 in ’25 Park Tours launched by Richland’s Parks and Public Facilities Director Chris Waite earlier this year. The next tour will be at Amon Creek and Claybell Park on April 23 beginning at 5 p.m. After chilly weather put a damper on the January tour of Trailhead Park, Waite said he decided to wait until spring to continue…Richland, Washington · Richland Read Article

The case of the missing ballot box

If you have driven by Jefferson Park in north Richland lately, you may have already noticed that the ballot box there has disappeared. The box is usually on the concrete median along Symonds Street east of George Washington Way. In response to worried residents, the Observer reached out to Amanda Hatfield, Benton County election manager, to ask what happened to it. “Just doing some upgrades to our busier boxes,” Hatfield wrote in an email. Accor…Richland, Washington · Richland Read Article

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