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- Questions surround Yakima man's life and death
- Quit drinking beer on job, Highway 520 builders told
- Gates Foundation awards $880,000 to two Valley nonprofits
- Man convicted in brutal 2009 slaying could get life in prison
- Sheriff checks report that principal sat on boy
- Government taking new steps to combat food stamp fraud
- Pay (more) to play: State parks look at ways to survive if taxes no longer balance budgets
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- Questions surround Yakima man's life and death
- Gates Foundation awards $880,000 to two Valley nonprofits
- La Salle senior shines at service
- Sheriff checks report that principal sat on boy
- Government taking new steps to combat food stamp fraud
- Public trust in YPD starts with increased transparency
- Federal grants mean upgrades for Mabton and Granger
Environmental consulting
* Katrina Anderson of Fulcrum Environmental Consulting has completed a two-day training course to become a certified Erosion and Sediment Control Lead. She learned concepts and applications and had a day of field training. Anderson's certification allows her to provide oversight at construction sites for stormwater management and soil erosion.
Finance
* Intuit Corp. recently selected Barbara Culver as a tax expert for its Turbo Tax Ask a Tax Expert program. Culver, of IQ Tax Center, will provide tax knowledge to those who use the Turbo Tax software. Culver is also an enrolled agent, an independent, federally authorized tax practitioner who has demonstrated a high level of competence in taxation.
Health
* Vicki Gibson recently attended a reconnection healing seminar from Dr. Eric Pear in Los Angeles. Gibson is owner of PIVOT, a practice of Reiki, a Japanese healing technique that helps people gain deep relaxation, pain reduction and elimination, and increased energy.
* In Basket is a Monday feature noting personnel changes, additions and accomplishments of area business people. To have an item published, mail a brief announcement with a photo to the Business Desk, Yakima Herald-Republic, P.O. Box 9668, Yakima, WA 98909. Items also can be dropped off at our office at 114 N. Fourth St. in Yakima; faxed to us at 509-577-7767; or emailed to business@yakimaherald.com. The deadline is 5 p.m. Tuesday for the following Monday.
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