The Daily Byte - July 28, 2008 from Walla Walla Union-Bulletin on Vimeo.

• Researchers tag hummingbirds at the Hummingbird Haven in Dixie
• Pioneer Park Aviary goose hatches a couple of downing offspring
• Boise’s Wallula plant joins Chicago Climate Exchange
• Traveling abroad on a budget? Try out couch surfing.
• Homestead Restaurant to close next month
• Summer Dance Lab gives final performance

• Firefighters respond to blaze at Key Technology
• Look for update on VA Medical Center nursing home closure
• Fire safety potluck in Dixie this weekend
• Blazing Guitars to expand
• Whitman College students go on tour to perform ‘Taming of the Shrew’
• King Kong takes on Godzilla at upcoming downtown movie night
• Learn what you can do to avoid caregiver burn-out
• Summer Dance Lab to give closing performance

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

The Daily Byte - July 23, 2008 from Walla Walla Union-Bulletin on Vimeo.

• Five-mile long grass fire burns house, several thousand acres
• More passengers needed aboard Walla Walla’s Horizon Air flights
• Key Tech expansion stymied by archeology dig
• Retired football QB and Walla Wallan Drew Bledsoe to start winery here
• Virtual pals meet IRL to support cancer fighter Charlene Williamson
• Day on a Dime: Head out to McNary Wildlife Refuge
• Don Davis gets hooked on a fish tail

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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

• First case of West Nile Virus confirmed in WA state
• Man who died following ATV rollover identified
• Garrison Middle School student charged with making bomb threat
• Concrete mixer truck goes bottoms up in sink hole
• Logs to Frogs event hops into Milton-Freewater this weekend
• Fire danger high, but few driving restrictions set for BLM land
• Rockin’ granny Jo Shay, 71, jams with quartet
• Weekend preview of Karen Haas’ pioneer portrayal

• Man dies after ATV wreck
• Retiring St. Mary’s nurse, Karen Grimm, 71, looks forward to missionary work
• Three libraries receive funds form the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
• Spokane-based Pizza Pipeline may start Walla Walla location
• Grand opening set for new location of Green & Jackson Medical and Equipment Sales
• Don Davis reels in something to carp about with pals Gary Mires and Nora the Schnauzer