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  • 1 week ago | sunnysidesun.com | Ileana Martinez |Sunnyside Sun

    At least 75 people gathered at Sunnyside’s busiest intersection Saturday morning, joining thousands nationwide for “No Kings Day,” a coordinated protest against President Donald Trump and in support of democracy. Waving American and Mexican flags, participants lined the corner of Lincoln Avenue and Yakima Valley Highway as music played and passing cars honked in support.

  • 2 weeks ago | sunnysidesun.com | Ileana Martinez |Sunnyside Sun

    The City of Sunnyside will temporarily see a familiar face as top administrator after the council's split vote to appoint Jim Bridges as interim city manager Monday night. Bridges will immediately fill the position for the remainder of current city manager Mike Gonzalez's leave, which is now 22 days. The motion was made by Deputy Mayor Jorge Galvan and seconded by Keren Vazquez.

  • 3 weeks ago | sunnysidesun.com | Ileana Martinez |Sunnyside Sun

    For Central Washington University senior Meli Rivera Garcia, fashion isn’t just about fabric and stitching – it’s about telling stories of love, identity, and heritage. Rivera Garcia, a proud Sunnyside native, is one of nine featured designers showcasing original collections in the 29th annual CWU Fashion Show hosted by the university’s Apparel, Textiles, and Merchandising (ATM) program.

  • 3 weeks ago | sunnysidesun.com | Kennia Perez |Sunnyside Sun

    The National Weather Service is forecasting dangerously high temperatures in Sunnyside, with Sunday expected to reach 99 degrees and 102 degrees on Monday, just shy of record highs for those dates. The previous records for June 8 and June 9 are 103 degrees and 98 degrees, respectively, both set in 2015.

  • 3 weeks ago | sunnysidesun.com | Kennia Perez |Sunnyside Sun

    The Sunnyside City Council approved the performance evaluation of City Manager Mike Gonzalez during its regular meeting on May 27. The evaluation covered Gonzalez’s first eight months in the position, from his appointment on Aug. 1, 2024, through April 21, 2025. Council members assessed Gonzalez across multiple areas, including personal and professional skills, council relations, policy execution, reporting, community relations, staffing, supervision, fiscal management, and project oversight.

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