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| The Hanford Area is located immediately north of Richland,http://www.ci.richland.wa.us. It was developed during the 1940's for the production of the nations first atomic bombs, and as such has been involved in development of much of the very highest technology known today. In recent years, the trend has been toward using that technology to other ends, with the resulting spin-off business offering opportunities not found anywhere else. We have numerous projects in progress throughtout the area that offer unique jobs for people with all types of education and interest. The Pacific Northwest National Laboratories,http://www.pnl.gov operated by Battelle Northwest offers opportunities to people with imaginative and creative interests. They are involved in many hi-tech projects, some of which will stagger the imagination. If you can think it, Battelle is probably already working on it. Siemens/Framatone Corp, http://www.siemenspower.com is a manufacturer of nuclear fuel for reactors. TRIDEC, http://www.tridec.org is an organization dedicated to helping new business get started, and old business stay running. They have lots of information available for business startups or expansions. There are many other hi-tech businesses around here also. The Applied Process Engineering Laboratory, http://www.apel.org is a Washington based technology startup center with engineering and manufacturing scale space, wet labs, bio labs, and electronic labs. Nuvotec, http://www.nuvotec.com is a Washington Corporation deeply involved in the development of clean energy systems. The business family of Fluor Daniel Hanford, consisting of Dyncorp, Lockeed Martin, Bechtel, Numatec, Protection Technology, and Duratec Federal Services are all located on the Hanford Area site. http://www.hanford.gov web site covers many aspects and businesses involved in the Hanford Project. Besides Richland, Kennewick, http://www.ci.kennewick.wa.us, and Pasco, http://www.ci.pasco.wa.us are adjoing cities involved in the greater Hanford Reservation. This is a desert with 3 rivers, the Columbia, Snake, and Yakima, converging right here close to town. We have great weather, beautiful desert scenery, low cost of living, good schools, lots of water sports, and a nice atmosphere all around. Check out http://homeadvisor.msn.com/pickaplace/comparecities to see how we stack up. In most areas we are better than the national average. If you are interested in more education, Columbia Basin College, http://www.cbc2.org, and Washington State University at Richland, http://www.tricity.wsu.edu are available and specialize in evening/night classes for working people wanting to advance their education. They also offer many speciality courses geared to Hanford Area business and technology. If you like vivid western art, go to http://www.jnelsonstudio.com. Be sure to take time to browse this site - Jim does some beautiful western art. And he's my brother in law, so he's a good guy. As a REALTOR for C-21 Town & Country, at 4212 W. Clearwater, Kennewick, Wa 99336, I can help you find a house for you to live in or a place for your business to live in. My web site at http://www.tri-cityhomesonline.com will get you to our listings, and remember, I can sell and show any property listed by any agency in this area. Compared to other cities in the wild west, our land and home prices are quite reasonable. Don't hesitate to email me,tchomes@televar.com, for any information about almost anything. |
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