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Also on today's calendar: Sofia Talvik LIVE at Three Rivers Folklife Society (3RFS) - Richland, WA and 6 more events.
Today's riddle: How do you measure a fish? š¤ (Answer below!)
1. Two taken to the hospital after crash on Highway 12 in Pasco (applevalleynewsnow.com) ā A crash between a semi and a car on Highway 12 at Tank Farm Road in Pasco sent two people in the car to the hospital early Tuesday and shut down one westbound lane. Investigators are still determining what caused the collision, and the victimsā conditions have not yet been released.
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2. Pasco police ask for help identifying men using stolen identities (applevalleynewsnow.com) ā Pasco police are asking local residents to help identify two men believed to have used the stolen identities of deceased Idaho boys since about 1990. Investigators say the pair have ties to several western states and traditional ID methods have failed, so theyāre urging anyone with information to contact Detective Lee by phone or email.
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3. Council nears vote on upping sales tax for fixing Pasco streets (tri-cityherald.com) ā Pasco city leaders are poised to vote May 4 on a oneātenth of a percent sales tax increase to close a street fund deficit and pay for road repairs, snow removal, and safety markings. The change would push Pascoās sales tax to 9%, the highest in the TriāCities, and could start showing up on receipts in early 2027.
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4. Autopsy of body found in car trunk in Pasco completed (nbcrightnow.com) ā Pasco police are still investigating after 26-year-old Carlos Pimentel was found dead in the trunk of his own car on Fourth Avenue, with an autopsy confirming he died from blunt force head trauma. Investigators say they believe the incident was isolated and thereās no ongoing threat to the public, but theyāre asking anyone with information to contact Pasco Police.
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5. City of Pasco uses strategic financial incentives to attract business while protecting taxpayers (yaktrinews.com) ā Pasco officials are rolling out tightly controlled financial incentives, like tax increment financing and transportation impact fees, to lure new businesses while demanding clear returns for residents. Each project must hit specific benchmarks so taxpayers see jobs, infrastructure upgrades, and stronger longāterm revenue instead of risky shortāterm deals.
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