Tomas D'Anella is a journalist based in Yakima, Washington. He writes for YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC, covering local news and events in the Yakima area, including community happenings, construction projects, real estate, and transportation updates.
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Tomas D'Anella's coverage is predominantly focused on local government announcements, community events, and travel in the Yakima area of Washington State. His articles also cover topics related to family & relationships, house & home, and crime.
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YAKIMA, Wash.-It's been 51 years since the U.S. withdrew from Vietnam and the military returned home. When they returned home, they didn't receive a hero's welcome.
YAKIMA, Wash.- If you can't wait until September to get in your fix of rides and fair food, the Spring Break Carnival is up and running once again!
By: Tomas D'Anella
SELAH, Wash. - The Selah Fire Department is taking fighting fires to new heights. A new firetruck will allow crews to attack flames from 78-feet in the air.
By: Tomas D'Anella
YAKIMA, Wash.- The discussion on parking in downtown Yakima may soon be nearing its end. On April 2, Yakima City Council agreed to have city administration draft an ordinance to
YAKIMA, Wash.- After three days of workshops and lessons, four guitarists battled it out in a competition to be named the best musician in attendance.
The final four competitors came from as far as Vancouver, Canada all in the hopes of growing their passion
PENDLETON, OR. - May 2024 will mark 80 years since Operation Firefly started the legacy of the group eventually named the Triple Nickles.
Several gathered to highlight the legacy of the 555th Parachute Infantry Battalion and their positive impacts on the communities throughout the region.
By: Tomas D Anella
RICHLAND, Wash.- Two local bands lost multiple pieces of equipment when they discovered the shed that stores their equipment was broken into.
By: Tomas D Anella
YAKIMA, Wash.- The Yakima City Council has officially decided to change the parking system downtown.
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