The Daily Byte - May 30, 2008 from Walla Walla Union-Bulletin on Vimeo.

• Three area women are finalists in Ponds’ “Mama Mia” national online contest
• New community website Walla Walla Trends
• Groups from Spokane donated 9200 pounds of food to about 338 Walla Walla-area families
• Inmates at the Washington State Penitentiary are working on newspaper indexing project
• New Walla Walla Valley Farm map

The Daily Byte - May 29, 2008 from Carlos Virgen on Vimeo.

• Still no decision on proposed ban on fireworks
• Former Walla Walla police officer Ray Clayton pleads guilty to official misconduct, third-degree child molestation charge will be dismissed
• Artifacts from the 1800s or earlier unearthed at location of future Key Tech expansion
• Sen. Mike Hewitt will be running for re-election
• Marquee feature on pottery painting studio in basement of Carnegie Art Center
• Rick Eskil reviews “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull“

• Public meetings on the Walla Walla School District possible re-districting
• Dick Morgan will be heading up all prisons in Washington
• Two men plead innocent to robbing a 15-year-old boy earlier this month
• Willow will be opening at the Pantorium Building next month
• Don Davis and Nora the Schnauzer visited Steamboat Rock near Grand Coulee
• Matthew Nelson took kayaking lessons in the Tri-Cities

• Memorial Day celebration at Mount Hope Cemetery
• Army Corps of Engineers commander being replaced
• Starbuck man involved in two-vehicle crash on SR-261
• Forklift driving competition heading to Lampson Stadium
• Local National Guard members headed for Iraq
• 13-year-old Garrison Middle School student Jamie Martinez arrested for Friday’s bomb threat
• Check out Sasquatch Music Festival coverage

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• Liz Pierce pleads guilty to stealing thousands of dollars from the Holiday Inn Express
• Placing of the flags at Mount Hope Cemetery in preparation for Memorial Day
• Live blogging from the Sasquatch Music Festival at the Gorge Amphitheater
• Denise Borchert’s condition has improved remarkably after being diagnosed with brain cancer three years ago
• May Day celebration in Touchet

• Walla Walla artist Brad Rude teams up with Frank Boyden on project for Tri-Met transportation in Portland
• Youths ages 8-17 can fly for free at the annual Young Eagles Rally on Saturday at Martin Airfield
• Commitment trial for William Harris postponed until next year
• Preview of Dayton Days and a feature on the Archer family by Carrie Chicken
• Fort Walla Walla Museum presentation of soldier Michael McCarthy from the Nez Perce War of 1877

• Umatilla County unofficial election results
• Memorial service information will be announced for m WWU scuba diver Shari Booth
• Washington State Penitentiary staff members honored
• Onion Man Triathlon and Touchet River Run this weekend
• Artist Norman Adams and author Bill Gulick donating art and artifacts to Fort Walla Walla Museum
• Don Davis and Nora the Schnauzer trek to Sheep Creek Falls
• Electro band Hyper Crush performed at Hot Poop and Red Eye

• Coast Guard searches for a Walla Walla University student who didn’t surface after a scuba dive
• Update about hiker who got lost above Harris Park
• Public hearing at Waitsburg about new nuisance ordinance
• Milton-Freewater Rotary Club embarks on reforestation and beautification project
• Former manager of Dollar Tree enters guilty plea to a charge of second-degree theft
• Last year DeSales football team named team of the year at the Blue Mountain Sports awards

• Barack Obama visit to Pendleton
• Deadline for Oregon ballot submission is 8pm Tuesday
• Weekend heat wave broke temperature record
• Walla Walla County Rural Library District wants to re-assess spending
• Walla Walla Singer Chevron ranked 4th in state, 67th in the country
• Ducky Derby coverage in Sunday’s paper
• Video of M-F drive-in re-opening

• Walla Walla Catholic School system changes leadership
• 1998 Wa-Hi grad Robert DeBolt was awarded an honorable medal for his help in rescuing a ship in March
• Three arrested during raids yesterday and marijuana, meth and heroin was seized
• Two men charged with robbing a 15-year-old boy on Sunday near Third Ave. and Willard St.
• M-F Drive-In will be open on Sunday after getting a new lease on life and a new screen after the windstorm earlier this year
• Don Fleming profiled by Sheila Hagar in Sunday’s Panorama
• Patti Cobb profiled by Karlene Ponti in Sunday’s Panorama
• Jim Buchan talks to Whitman College athletic director about the future of the program