Articles from the July 21, 2022 edition
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Sueuga appointed to City Council post
DAYTON–City Council appointed Jim Sueuga to the Position No. 2 vacancy; heard Wastewater Treatment Project (WWTP) updates; presentations for a Columbia County Metropolitan Parks District, and S...
Proposed Columbia County Metropolitan Park District seeking Board of Commissioners
(DAYTON–The Friends of the Pool (FotP) and the Focus Advisory Group is seeking volunteers to serve on the Proposed Columbia County Metropolitan Park District, a new, unfunded proposed taxing district to support the construction, maintenance and o...
Three appointed to the newly expanded Board of Health
DAYTON–The Columbia County Commissioners (BOCC) approved three new Board of Health positions and Resolution 2022-23; heard discussion on a change of venue for certain courthouse offices; update on d...
Quote of the Week
“The proper course is always, in my opinion, in the middle. So it is, I think, the duty of society to snip the extremes....” – Ayn Rand from “Atlas Shrugged... Full story
Guest Commentary
Washington state's new tax on CO2 emissions is projected to add 46¢ to the cost of a gallon of gas as soon as next year, the state Department of Ecology reports. The Washington Research Council...
Blues Intergovernmental Council publishes report
LA GRANDE, Ore. (July 14, 2022) – Following two years of collective work, the Blues Intergovernmental Council (BIC) has provided recommendations to the USDA Forest Service (Forest Service) on desired conditions for key forest management issues in t...
Letters to the Editor
To the editor, Voting may seem like a waste of time. What does it matter who is Sheriff or Commissioner? I live and let live. But it does affect you, whether you realize it or not. Some are hesitant to openly support one candidate over another, but...
USFS gauging interest in Spout Springs
PENDLETON, Ore. (July 5, 2022) — The Umatilla National Forest is seeking proposals from interested entities to operate and manage the Spout Springs Ski Area, located near Tollgate at milepost 22 along State Highway 204 between Weston and Elgin. R...
Port counts new businesses in town
DAYTON–The Port of Columbia Board reviewed a budget report, Comprehensive Plan, and advised four new businesses in town during the recent meeting July 13. A budget report was given by Dickinson i...
Pastor's Corner
There are times when a life is so shattered with loss that it’s hard to believe anything good can come from it. We have no idea how to put the pieces together again. In fact, we can’t. God can. Joseph’s brothers sold him into slavery after chang...
At The Theater
The movie Elvis explores the life and music of Elvis Presley (played by Austin Butler), seen through the prism of his complicated relationship with his enigmatic manager, Colonel Tom Parker (Tom Hanks). The story delves into the complex dynamic...
Eagles Aerie awaiting licensing
DAYTON–Having signed to purchase the former Weinhard Café at 258 E. Main Street, Eagles Aerie No. 2618 is working on the paperwork for business licenses and liquor permits before it can reopen in the new location, according the Trustee Lupe Be...
Senior Round Table
Thu, July 21: Beef Stroganoff, Zucchini, Spinach Salad, Roll, Pudding/Juice/Milk Tue, July 26: Pork Chops & Gravy, Mashed/Carrots, Garlic Bread, Fruit Jell-O/Milk Thu, July 28: Beef Lasagna, Mixed Veggie, Garlic Bread, Salad, Banana/Milk Tue, Aug....
From the Dayton Chronicle archives
Ten Years Ago July 18, 2012 Co-Parade Marshals are Sarah (Marll) Literal and Alvin Ashley in the 2012 Dayton Alumni Association celebration. Three candidates were vying for County Commissioner District 2, Tom Bensel, Anne Higgins and Mike Talbott....
Obituary
In May, 1974, he met Berniece Meier, where it only took three months for him to know she was the one. They married in Walla Walla at Fred's parents' home on Prospect Avenue on August 2, 1974, and in August, 2022, they would have celebrated their 48th...
Community Bible Church celebrates 150th year
By Loyal Baker DAYTON–Members and guests of the Community Bible Church celebrated its 150th Anniversary last weekend with a day of fun, fellowship and food, then with a celebratory church service S...
