The Daily Byte - July 24, 2008 from Walla Walla Union-Bulletin on Vimeo.

• WW City Council poised to approve comprehensive plan
• WW University aviation program buys 2 new flight simulators
• Area man bequeaths land to be used for boy and girl scouts
• Due to fire risk, restrictions are placed on Umatilla National Forest land use
• National Christian rock band Needtobreathe to headline Bene-Fest 2008 event
• WW Valley Little League returns home after 2-1 loss

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• Another teenager arrested in connection with November shooting spree
• Suspect in Friday night stabbing charged with first degree assault
• Man who escaped from jail work crew assignment pleads innocent
• WA State Penitentiary employees work to contain industrial contamination
• Farmers Market to take place at Land Title Plaza on Wednesdays
• Summer Bene-fest 2008 to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• U-B reporter Sheila Hagar shares dog-gone dilemma
• Valley Little League still in contention for the the state championship

• Ricardo Duran takes his identity back from man who stole it 7 years ago
• Skate Park Association unveils plans for facility expansion
• A motorcyclist was killed near Athena; his wife is in critical condition
• Steve Higgins wins Logs to Frogs chainsaw carving competition
• Subway restaurant to move to new location
• WW Valley Little League wins one, loses one in tournament

The Daily Byte - July 7, 2008 from Walla Walla Union-Bulletin on Vimeo.

• Wildhorse Umatilla tribe Pow Wow
• Spotlight on Walla Walla soldier in Iraq
• June weather summary
• Little League District 5 baseball tournament results

• T. Maccarone’s gets a news chef in Jake Crenshaw
• Burger Hut in Milton-Freewater gets new ownership
• Declining sales for the bottled water industry
• Walla Walla Little League All-City Tournament starts on Thursday
• Don and Nora the Schnauzer visit Eagle Cap Wilderness