A CitiMortgage representative called today clarify details about its mortgage assistance seminar at the Hotel Murano.
A CitiMortgage representative called today clarify details about its mortgage assistance seminar at the Hotel Murano.
The company wanted to make clear that the event is open only to CitiMortgage customers.
Read more here: http://blog.thenewstribune.com/business/2012/11/13/correction-citimortgage-assistance-event-only-for-citi-customers/
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BELLINGHAM - The city on Friday, April 19, closed C Street at Roeder Avenue indefinitely after a driver said she was almost hit by an Amtrak train last month at the railroad crossing, the city's assistant director of engineering said.
The woman wrote a letter to the city describing her experience that morning at the crossing, Assistant Director Rory Routhe said. Heading west on C Street, she looked left, right and left again and suddenly saw the train bearing down with its horn blaring.
"There are some sight restrictions by this (crossing) we need to do something about," Routhe said.
RICHLAND -- Richland crews worked through the night to restore power to customers, said Richland city utility officials Wednesday morning.
Five homes remain without power, and the city said it will reconnect service after repairs are done on the homes.
Four line crews continued distribution system repairs Wednesday, including fixing street lights.
For most of the past year, many of the eggshells, banana peels and other table scraps once dumped without second thought into garbage cans across Tacoma have no longer ended up in the dump.
Southridge High School in Kennewick is sponsoring a Shoot for The Arc event featuring a dunk contest and a basketball game of Southridge students versus staff.
It starts at 6:30 p.m. Friday.
Cost is $3 in advance and $4 at the door.
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