Phil Ferolito is a Realtor at Keller Williams Yakima Valley, serving home sellers and buyers throughout Yakima County. He focuses on topics such as crime, social issues, and homelessness, while also highlighting the voices of business leaders in the community. Phil's work has been featured in The Seattle Times, Yakima Herald-Republic, and The Spokesman-Review.
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Phil Ferolito's coverage indicates a focus on local news, particularly in the Yakima, Washington area. His articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, agriculture & farming, government & politics, community events, pet care and historic preservation within Yakima County.
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By: Phil Ferolito
Authorities are investigating the death of an inmate at Yakima County’s jail.
By: Phil Ferolito
After spending more than 20 years working in various homeless services across Yakima County, Lee Murdock is retiring as director of the Homeless Network of Yakima County.
Jeremiah Hernandez was finding ways to cope with anxiety and depression when he began using products such as bath bombs to help him relax.
Nicole Gordy, 35, didn’t waste any time climbing the ladder in business administration.
At age 26, Chelsey Lizotte is a wiz when it comes to finances and sales.
By: Phil Ferolito
Blaine Heilman, 36, set out to be a middle school science teacher. When that didn't happen, a career in agriculture has taken her other directions.
Julian Calzada, 36, was working at U.S. Bank when a door opened into a life of insurance.
By: Phil Ferolito
When Jake Liddicoat graduated from the University of Idaho, he didn’t think twice about where to go. He returned to his Yakima home.
By: Phil Ferolito
Stefany Martinez, 35, enjoys providing others with opportunity.
By: Phil Ferolito
Here in Yakima County, concerns over legacy pesticides in former orchard land and high levels of nitrates in groundwater have led to cleanup efforts and a safe drinking water program.
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