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Lead stories
Special meeting for budget review today
The City Council will get its first look at the 2018 preliminary budget at a special meeting tonight.
Cops tussle with suspects
Two men arrested in unrelated incidents Thursday and Sunday made the job difficult for police, taking them on physically.
Trolling the flea market
Modeling a rainbow-colored wig featured in the movie Trolls is Ryleigh Hayes, 5, with her pal Bon Bon.
City budget up $1.2 million but balanced
The City Council will review a preliminary 2018 budget tonight that is about $1.2 million more than the budget proposed for 2017.
Alleged shoplifter caught in action at Wal-Mart
Keen observation by Loss Prevention Officer Josue Perez helped police stop an alleged shoplifter before getting away from Wal-Mart Sunday evening.
Last laugh
When Kim Wolfberger, left, and Kathy Carl started playing at the Cherry Hill Golf Course years ago, they drew the usual comments (slow, can’t play) from the guys.
News
Daily Sun staff brings home awards
Work selected among best in state, nation
The publisher of The Daily Sun was presented one of the nation’s top newspaper photography awards Friday in abstentia.
Vintage jewelry trunk show
A trunk show with new way of wearing vintage jewelry will be offered from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 20-21 at the Best Western Grapevine Inn, Quail Lane.
Register for grape meeting, trade show
The 2017 Washington State Grape Society Annual Meeting and Trade Show will be held Nov. 16- and 17 at the The Church of the Nazarene, 500 N. Elm St.
Sports
Prosser drops league match, 2-3
Loss at Selah gives Bulldogs No. 1 position
Ladies dominate last week
Three ladies stood out in last week’s Football Forecast.
Prosser and Grandview swim teams get wins
Both the Prosser and Grandview girls swim teams topped the six-member Clarkston team Saturday.
Greyhounds mauled by Wildcats
Toppenish ruins Grandview homecoming
Toppenish was out for blood Friday after losing its first game of the season to Selah a week beforehand.
Lifestyle
Daily Sun staff brings home awards
Work selected among best in state, nation
The publisher of The Daily Sun was presented one of the nation’s top newspaper photography awards Friday in abstentia.
New display is featured
The East Benton County Museum will give a lecture covering its Native American Collection Nov. 3, at the museum, 205 Keewaydin Drive.
Carnival donations sought
For more than 80 years, the outlook Elementary School has hosted a Halloween Carnival for its neighborhood.
Opinion
Facebook is the new ‘big brother’
You’re putting your life at risk, one like at a time.
Don’t label someone as ‘controversial’
FORUM
I am a regular subscriber and reader of your newspaper. On Sept. 27, you ran a story titled, “Sheriff’s Office: Controversial resident commits suicide in field by Managing Editor Ted Escobar.
Ted’s column helps to wear the ‘right glasses’
FORUM
I was among those who was sorely disappointed by Ted Escobar’s front page coverage of Tom Paul’s death — until I reread the article several times.
Shame on you for Tom Paul story
FORUM
Shame, shame, shame on you Editor Roger Harnack and Managing Editor Ted Escobar.
Divorced doesn’t equal ‘single’
To a lot of so-called “single” moms, this is going to come as a shock: Divorced does not equal single.
Tom Paul stood up for American rights
FORUM
Sunnyside like every city around her, has people with deep roots in the valley. Many of the residents here and near know each other.
Daily Sun social
Events
Kids in the Park
Tue, Oct. 17, 10 AMYakima Larson Gallery
Tue, Oct. 17, 10 AMBingo
Tue, Oct. 17, 1 PMProsser Eagles open to members and guests
Tue, Oct. 17, 2 PMPinochle night
Tue, Oct. 17, 6 PMKids in the Park
Wed, Oct. 18, 10 AM
