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Dean Braxton was hospitalized due to kidney stone. Kidney stone became complicated and he was in ICU. Medical records show that Dean Braxton experienced cardiac arrest and died for one hour and forty-five minutes

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Initiative promoter Tim Eyman has filed another iniative.  His latest would make all tax increases go away in one year.  The one-year limit would go away if state lawmakers pass a constituional ammendment to require a legislative supermajority to raise taxes and eliminate tax breaks

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Gabriel Gomez grew up in Yakima, but now he lives in Boston and he's has a good chance of becoming a United States Senator from Massachusetts.  Today he will be on "The Mike Bastinelli Show."  Also Yakima County Commisioner Kevin Bouchey will join us , plus we will talk about spring barrel tasting this weekend

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Good news for the developers of Zillah Lakes,a project along I-82 which has struggled through the recession. The Supporting Investments in Economic Diversification, or (seed) Board has approved a grant and loan for $750,000  to extend utilities to serve the 220 acre developement

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s the crime rate dropping?  Why do we have so many auto thefts in Yakima?  Are we making headway in dealing with gangs?  Yakima Police Chief Dominic Rizzi will be on "The Mike Bastinelli Show," to answer those questions and more

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Bale Breaker Brewing is Yakima's newest craft brewery, located in the middle of Loftus Ranches' hop field #41 in the Moxee/Yakima area.  Owners Meghann (Smith) Quinn, Kevin Quinn, and Kevin Smith will be on "The Mike Bastinelli Show," to talk about the brewery's grand opening next week

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Yakima Native and Fox New Commentator Lis Wiehl will be on "The Mike Bastinelli Show," today to talk about her new book "A Matter of Trust."   The book is based on the real-life murder of a colleague Lis worked with in the Seattle prosecutor's office

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Central Washington Comprehensive Mental Health is sponsoring the 7th annual "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes."  The Men's march to stop rape, sexual assault and gender violence is next Friday in Yakima.  Emily Maris, CWCMH community development coordinator will join us on "The Mike Bastinelli Show

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Bringing new business and jobs to the Yakima Valley.  New Vision claims it  is making solid progress toward that goal. The agency promotes economic development. It delivered its annual report Tuesday

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It was a great night of fun at Catering Creations by Toni.  We had our first "Dinner with Mike."   6 listeners and their guest came to a "dinner party" at Toni's.   We had great food, great conversations and the best part , we met some wonderful KIT listeners

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