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Multiple Brush Fires Keep Crews Busy Across the Mid-Columbia and Yakima Valley

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By Austin Reed 
| KAPP-TV / KVEW-TV (Yakima, WA)
Firefighters across the Yakima Valley and Tri-Cities responded to several brush and grass fires Wednesday, as dry and windy conditions heightened wildfire concerns. Brush Fire Near Selah Prompts Evacuations A large brush fire broke out Wednesday evening in the hills east of Selah, burning at least 20 acres. The fire started around 5 p.m. across the Yakima River and threatened homes in the 600 block of Sage Trail Road. Residents in the area were told to evacuate as crews worked to stop the flames.
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Richland restaurant launches fundraiser for costly kitchen upgrades

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By Austin Reed 
| KAPP-TV / KVEW-TV (Yakima, WA)
RICHLAND, Wash. --- A beloved Richland restaurant and live music venue, in the Uptown is asking the community for support as it faces major, required kitchen upgrades that could temporarily shut down the business. The Emerald of Siam has launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise $100,000 to replace its aging kitchen hood system and bring the space up to current city and fire codes. According to the owners, the project goes beyond a single repair.
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46 years later: remembering the day Mount Saint Helens changed the Northwest forever

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By Austin Reed 
| KAPP-TV / KVEW-TV (Yakima, WA)
Today marks 46 years since the eruption of Mount St. Helens, a disaster that forever changed the Pacific Northwest. On May 18, 1980, the volcano erupted with tremendous force, killing 57 people and sending ash across Washington and much of the western United States. In Central Washington, ash turned daytime into darkness. In Yakima, several inches blanketed the city, shutting down businesses, grounding travel, and forcing residents to wear masks just to step outside.
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