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A 53-year-old Yakima man died in a one car crash in Terrace Heights area on Monday.

State Patrol Troopers say 53-year-old Leslie Bradley was driving southbound on Wendt road when he went off the roadway, through a field and crashed into a mobile home in the 300 block of Wendt road

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A man with a knife robbed the Terrace Heights Subway store on Monday morning. Yakima County Sheriff’s deputies say The female clerk reported that while preparing to open for the day she responded to a knock at the back door believing that it was an early morning delivery. She

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The Yakima County Sheriff's Office has identified a man who says he accidentally shot his wife as 25-year-old Cory Lindblom. His wife is 27-year-old Mckaylee Higgs. She remains in critical but stable condition at a Yakima hospital

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Many valley residents still are not aware that a full fledged medical school has its home right here in Yakima. Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences graduated its first class of Osteopathic Physicians last spring.

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You might have noticed the construction at the Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences. The medical school is expanding its Terrace Heights campus to handle more students. The five million dollar addition to Butler Haney Hall includes two large auditoriums, more classrooms and offices

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Thieves are targeting the Yakima County landfill in Terrace Heights.  So the county has decided to hire a private security firm. Yakima County Public Works Director Vern Redifer says thieves are stealing metal and copper and other recycleable materials from appliances and refrigerators as a result the county is paying a security company 540 dollars a month to prevent any future thefts at the county landfill in Terrace Heights

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Despite weeks of complaints by residents, weeds have become overgrown at the old service station in Terrace Heights. Local landscapers are working through the week to clear all the weeds from the property

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The Yakima City Council is looking to move into action tonight, continuing work on two major street projects.

Yakima City Council members will be asked to approve and adopt H Street as the route for the east-west corridor, which would eventually link Terrace Heights across a new Yakima River bridge to north 40th Avenue

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This year's brush fire threat has cities here in the valley taking a stand.

Yakima and surrounding cities are cracking down on overgrown brush, trying to prevent fires like those in Selah and Terrace Heights earlier

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Yakima County Commissioners officially rejected three proposals for a new East to West corridor from Yakima to Terrace Heights.  County engineers say environmental concerns were a big reason. The corridor project is exploring an alternative route to connect Yakima and Terrace Heights near the old mill site.

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