Eric Rosane
Education and Civic Accountability Reporter at Tri-City Herald
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5 days ago |
tri-cityherald.com | Eric Rosane
Gabriela Whitemarsh, a bilingual mathematics teacher at Pasco High School, and 2025 Tri-City Crystal Apple Winner, was named this week the 2026 ESD 123 Regional Teacher of the Year. Courtesy Educational Service District 123 Pasco, WAA proud product of the Pasco community, who has dedicated her teaching career to expanding access and opportunities for the region’s multi-lingual learners, has been recognized as the 2026 Educational Service District 123 Teacher of the Year.
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1 week ago |
tri-cityherald.com | Eric Rosane
AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomKennewick unveiled its first recirculating splash pad at Civic Park on Friday. The $481,000 project was funded by federal block grants and opened on schedule. New splash pad offers free access, modern water fixtures and safety guidelines. Kennewick, WADapper in their colorful swimsuits, Tri-Cities youth dashed, dipped and ducked at the region’s newest splash pad on Friday.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Eric Rosane
Dapper in their colorful swimsuits, Tri-Cities youth dashed, dipped and ducked at the region’s newest splash pad on Friday. The City of Kennewick and Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting event at the new Civic Park Splash Pad, located next to the Kenneth Serier Pool at 315 West 6th Avenue.
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1 week ago |
tri-cityherald.com | Eric Rosane
The Pasco School District is using money from reserves and moving around staff to avoid layoffs and manage ongoing financial struggles. File Tri-City Herald AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomPasco School District will tap $8.25M in reserves to offset a $7M budget deficit. Leaders plan to cut $12M–$15M through attrition and vacant position reductions. District faces enrollment declines and high staffing costs amid stagnant revenue. Pasco, Wash.
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1 week ago |
tri-cityherald.com | Eric Rosane
AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomPasco students built their 25th custom home through a vocational program. Program offers trade skills, scholarships, and industry job connections. Built home listed at $524K reflects rising value and hands-on student work. Pasco, WAPasco High School Senior Gavin Frank is incredibly busy these days. Between spring band concerts, classes and school events, the Bulldog percussionist doesn’t have much spare time. “I’ll miss it.
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