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Grandview dad ‘a powerful example’

Bill Michener came from a small family, as did his wife, Julie.

Fundraiser set for victim’s eight children

Event is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday

The local Police Department will join dairy industry officials and the local cemetery manager to raise money and collect clothing Sunday for eight Granger children who are without their parents.

Music to their ears

Students at Sunnyside’s Chief Kamiakin Elementary School celebrate the end of the school year with a talent show yesterday.

Prosser board to talk school construction site

Community forums planned for projects

Four months after voters overwhelmingly approved a bond measure, School District officials will take another step today towards new construction.

Toppenish man faces child pornography charges

Police file 58 counts from last November

A local man appeared in Yakima County Superior Court yesterday on accusations he downloaded and stored child pornography.

News

Daily Sun seeks managing editor

The Daily Sun is looking for a managing editor who can lead our staff into the new media era through a mix of traditional news, social media and internet skills.

Grandview dad ‘a powerful example’

Bill Michener came from a small family, as did his wife, Julie.

Sun Valley Students of the month – June

Sports

Free sensory swim sessions

A free sensory and senior swim session is being offered at the Prosser Aquatics Center.

Youth athletic camps on tap

The city is offering several camps for youngsters interested in improving their athletic skills during the summer.

Pippins rally for home victory

The Yakima Valley Pippins improved their record to 5-5 on Wednesday with a 5-3 win over visiting Gresham.

Lifestyle

‘Jim the Wonder Dog’ begins

Readers can make their own book

Young readers can continue to hone their comprehension skills over the next two weeks with “Jim the Wonder Dog.”

Mushrooms is lunch topic

The room will be a “little fungi” when Bob Camarata comes to speak to the Noon Rotary Monday.

Summer free meals begin

Free breakfast and lunch is being offered at numerous locations throughout the Lower Valley beginning Monday.

Opinion

Feeling grateful for an old-school father

My father made me wear hand-me-downs - even though I was our family’s only boy, with five sisters.

‘Obamacare’ failing rural residents

If you doubt the failure of the so-called “Obamacare” program, look no further than Bickleton, Goldendale or White Salmon.

Here’s to Mabton, here’s to rural life

It’s time to refocus climate debate

Debating whether it was wrong for President Trump to pull the U.S. out of the Paris climate accord negotiations is never ending.

Vacations, ‘La Costa’ and Seattle

I’ve been doing a little writing for a blog group a niece of mine started recently. The theme for June is summer fun.

Scholarship effort praised by reader

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Wow — $16,000 for student medical scholarships raised by Charlene Maling and all her volunteer women and men managing the Sunnyside Community Hospital gift shop, part of the hospital auxiliary’s projects of community support.