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6 Secrets Only Yakima Valley-ians Know
There are many hidden secrets of the Yakima Valley locked up within the annals of locals minds.
The first secret that only people from here know is how to pronounce the names of certain cities. You learn about those right away when you move here or when you visit. For example, you will learn how to say the town name, Naches (natt-cheese) or Yakima Yakkem-muh .
Here are some other secrets you will unlock:
Lateral A is the worst street in the county. There are so many dreadful and tragic accidents happening on Lateral A that whenever I drive out to Wapato or Toppenish, I take a deep breath and I don t even breathe until I safely pass the intersection.
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The crash that shut down a portion of Route 17 south in Hackensack early Saturday morning was fatal, a spokeswoman for the Bergen County Prosecutor s Office said.
All the southbound lanes north of Summit Avenue were reopened after several hours , according to 511NJ.org.
Hackensack police directed inquiries to the Lodi Police Department and the Bergen County Prosecutor s Office. Lodi Police directed inquiries to the Bergen County Sheriff s Office. The sheriff s office did not immediately return calls for information.
Check back for more on this developing story.
Kaitlyn Kanzler covers Essex County for NorthJersey.com. For unlimited access to the most important news from your local community, please subscribe or activate your digital account today.
Montgomery County crime report Montgomery County The following information, provided by the Montgomery County Police Department, shows selected offenses reported to police. Crime reports may be based on preliminary information that is subject to change as a result of further investigation. REWARDS FOR INFORMATION Crime Solvers of Montgomery County, a nonprofit organization, pays up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest and indictment in connection with felonies. Call the 24-hour hotline at 800-673-2777. Callers may remain anonymous. District 1
Frederick Rd., 15100 block, 10:45 a.m. April 28. Simple assault.
Hungerford Dr., 500 block, 9:30 a.m. April 29. Simple assault.
Research Blvd., 1400 block, 5:05 p.m. April 27. Simple assault.
Fourteen arrested during May Day demonstrations KIRO 7 News Staff
Fourteen people were arrested during demonstrations in Seattle on May Day.
The first arrests of two people were made when police said a coffee shop near Broadway and East Denny Way was spray-painted and damaged.
Not long after, police issued a public safety order to a group that was placing hazards in the road, officials tweeted.
A person was arrested at Seventh Avenue and Olive Way where a carton of eggs, some filled with paint, was also recovered after an egg hit a bystander.
At one point, the marchers blocked all lanes of South Jackson Street at Eighth Avenue, the Seattle Department of Transportation reported.