Articles from the January 12, 2023 edition
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Chronicle's Christmas Spree Winners named
DAYTON–For the forty-fourth year, the Dayton Chronicle has promoted local shopping during the Christmas holidays with its Christmas Shopping Spree promotion, which started in late November and w...
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Commissioners approve budget amendments
DAYTON-A public hearing was held for 2023 budget amendments and there was discussion about planning for new State requirements for a county coroner at the special meeting of the Board of County...
Kiwanis Club sponsors local Law Enforcement Appreciation Day event
The Dayton Kiwanis Club sponsored Law Enforcement Appreciation Day last Monday with an event held Monday morning at Moose Creek Café and Bakery, where, naturally, doughnuts were compliments of the...
Quote of the Week
“What makes the desert beautiful is that somewhere it hides a well.” – Antoine de Saint-Exupery...
Year In Review
This is the third installment of the Dayton Chronicle's look back at the year 2022, as reported on the pages of Dayton and Columbia County's community newspaper. June 23: Come one, come all and come...
OPINION
How much do you pay in taxes and which level of government imposes that tax burden? A new bipartisan bill introduced by the chair and ranking member of the Senate Ways & Means Committee would help...
McMorris Rodgers works to block Biden's IRS agents
Washington, D.C. – Eastern Washington Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (WA-05) helped pass the first bill of the 118th Congress, the Family and Small Business Taxpayer Protection Act (H.R. 23), in the House of Representatives. This legislation b...
Columbia REA Scholarship applications available
WALLA WALLA– The Columbia REA Scholarship Program is designed to assist with continuing educational opportunities for qualifying co-op member families by offering three (3) $3,000 Clark A. Brewington Memorial Scholarships each year in honor of f...
Letters to the Editor
To the Editor I'm Aileen Warren. You know my thoughts and feelings about the proposed slaughter house plan to purchase Port ground and build on Cameron Street. I am completely opposed to this type of facility being built within city limits. I want...
Oath of Office administered to Helm
Columbia County Sheriff Joe Helm was administered the oath of office by Superior Court Judge Brooke Burns, appearing via Zoom, on Friday, December 30, to begin his second term in office. Helm was...
Pastor's Corner
The cargo jet overshot the runway and ended up in a French lake. The three crew members were safely rescued but the perilous crash points out that the force of momentum can lead to disaster. The motion of a moving body can be hard to stop,...
From the Dayton Chronicle archives
Ten Years Ago January 9, 2013 Dayton's Band Program gets a generous boost: American West Bank manager, Andie Holmberg, presented Scott Carson, Music/band teacher of the Dayton School's band program, a check for $1,000. After enjoying the Elementary...
OBITUARY
Carl "Gene" Tewalt September 29, 1931– January 3, 2023 Carl "Gene" Tewalt passed away peacefully with his family by his side as he took his final breaths on January 3, 2023, at the age of 91. He was courageous and strong in his fight to live a l...
Lady DW working hard amid losses
COLLEGE PLACE–The Walla Walla Valley Academy Lady Knights scored consistently and defended well on their way to a 48-18 win over the Lady Wolfpack here Saturday, and Dayton-Waitsburg was competitive e...
Wolfpack slashes WWVA, edges River View Panthers
COLLEGE PLACE–Dayton-Waitsburg Wolfpack basketball notched another pair of victories last weekend, beating River View 45-33 at home Friday and clobbering the Knights of Walla Walla Valley Academy h...
