By Roger Harnack
The Journal
Access road honors former mayor
Daughters proud Sullivan recognized
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Last updated 4/25/2023 at 8:45am
Roger Harnack | The Journal
Eleanor Brodahl of Othello, left, and Karen Kinch of Washtucna stand with the road sign dedicated in honor of their father, Sydney "Syd" Sullivan, a staunch advocate of opening a local landfill.
WASHTUCNA – The access road to the new Waste Management landfill is being named in honor of a former longtime mayor who staunchly supported the development.
The access road is being named Syd Sullivan Lane, Waste Management officials said.
His daughters, Eleanor Brodahl of Othello and Karen Kinch of Washtucna were on hand for the Thursday dedication, April 20.
"He was such a visionary," Brodahl said of her late father. "What an honor this is."
According to Brodahl, her father believed developing the landfill was the key to bringing more jobs to the city, and with it, reviving life into th...
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