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Bad smell, crusted food residue. Failed Tri-Cities food safety inspections

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By Annette Cary Verified
| Tri-City Herald Verified
AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Benton Franklin Health District issued three failing food safety grades. Bad smell and crusted residue reported on food preparation machine. Food truck, market deli and restaurant did not pass inspections. Kennewick, WA The Benton Franklin Health District gave three failing grades for food safety inspections at restaurants and other establishments selling food in the Tri-Cities area from Oct 3-9.
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Wildfire near Tri-Cities caused by arcing powerline

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By Annette Cary Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
An electrical arc from a Benton PUD high-voltage powerline caused the Sept. 25 fire that spread over 1,100 acres and destroyed at least four homes near the Tri-Cities. The public utility district announced the cause at the close of business Wednesday, saying it was the conclusion of an investigation by the Benton County sheriff’s office. The Second Street fire started on the windy afternoon of Sept. 25 just south of Benton City and Interstate 82.
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