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This is the latest round of Working Washington grants from the Department of Commerce; while better than nothing, in the grand scheme of things they've only helped a fraction of small businesses.

The petition was circulated among businesses who are members of the WA Hospitality Association.

The Great Columbia Berry Farm will pay $350,000 to AG's office for dispersement to women sexually assault-harrassed by former supervisor.

KPD Community Fund helped get a new tire, and area business workers dug out the car so tire could be replaced.

The manager of the Kennewick Walmart's online grocery order and home delivery division held up his end of a performance bet with his staff.

Much of the rush to the $15 minimum wage was blunted by President Trump's economic policies. But now Joe Biden is pushing for national jump; forgetting what was happening a few years ago.

The weapon in question, say Police, was a knife. A confrontation at Home Depot.

Perhaps it a little more understandable if a business is upset over a competitor trying to stay open. But unlike the spring, during this lockdown, pretty much all the "defyers" are being open and public, and everyone knows about it. But some citizens are being snitches.

The group lists business that are known, or have publicly stated they have or are closing due to economy.

The next step in the process would be to forward the information of an independent study of the department and all other findings to the County Prosecutor by way of the auditor, and the gathering of signatures to possibly force a citizens vote-recall election.