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Yakima Herald-Republic, August 31, 2009

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Odegaard, Bears Bullpen Shut Down Spokane

By ROGER UNDERWOOD YAKIMA HERAL-REPUBLIC

Black Bear Sighting Reported Off Harrah Road [Derived Headline]

HARRAH -- A bear was spotted in a tree in the 3000 block of Harrah Road on Sunday afternoon, according to a Yakima County Sheriff's Department news release. Sheriff's deputies and officers from the Yakama Nation Fish and Game Department responded just after 1:30 p.m. to the reported bear sighting.

Cable Vs. Satellite -- Do Your Homework [Derived Headline]

YAKIMA, Wash. -- With cable and satellite television providers offering countless channels and the ability to record live shows, customers need to do their homework before choosing a package. It's too easy to pick a package with nearly unlimited channel access, high definition programming and the latest hardware options without realizing the total cost and billing complexity.

Satellite/Cable Family [Derived Headline]

By PHIL FEROLITO YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC

Family Finds Options Aplenty in Tv-Viewing World [Derived Headline]

YAKIMA, Wash. -- Jaymie Watters quickly pushes buttons on her television remote while a satellite service installer helps her navigate a new digital video recording system. She goes through a series of menus that pop up on her widescreen television before installer Ken Barnsley has her select the record feature.

Return of the Swine Flu [Derived Headline]

YAKIMA, Wash. -- With a summer to update emergency plans and stock up on hand sanitizers and masks, hospitals, clinics and schools around Yakima County say they're ready for the swine flu. Now they're trying to communicate urgency to the public without causing panic.

Shop Talk -- Every Days a Good Day for Sausages [Derived Headline]

It's always nice to know that your work is being read (if you're a writer, that is). I got that confirmation at a local restaurant last week. One of the managers at this eatery recognized me and mentioned that he read the column every week and really enjoyed it.

Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser Planned for Naches Custodian [Derived Headline]

NACHES -- A spaghetti dinner to benefit the custodian at Naches Valley High School will be held on Friday at the high school cafeteria. The dinner, which will be held before the first home football game of the year, will last from 4-8 p.m. Donations of $7 for adults and high school students, and $5 for senior citizens and children are requested.

Shooting [Derived Headline]

Yakima Herald-Republic Yakima police responded to a pair of shootings Saturday, each resulting in a man being treated in a local hospital.