Articles from the May 2, 2013 edition
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Tax Preferences Help State’s Economy and Families
In the upcoming special legislative session in Olym- pia in May, lawmakers will be seeking agreement on a two-year state operating budget. Frequently, as bud- get debates heat up, you'll hear proponents of bigger government use their favorite...
Emma Philbrook: Student Life
I live on West Seventh Street. In all likelihood, the above sentence means noth- ing to you unless: You are planning to 'toilet paper' my house, or You know about the West Seventh street reconstruction project. Yes, the street near my home is being... Full story
Who Are We? WP!
I want to thank those read- ers who responded to my column two weeks ago about Jubilee's growing athletic participation in the Waitsburg Prescott combine. In it, I hinted that Jubilee's contribution... Full story
Port Borrowing is Okay
When the Port of Columbia first conceived the idea of an artisan food processing center in Dayton, a lot of questions were raised as to how it would be paid for. Port manager Jennie Dickinson assured anyone who asked that a wide variety of funding...
In With the Old
WAITSBURG - Edward Hopper could have painted it. The little Victorian on Preston Avenue, most re- cently owned by the late gar- lic grower Travis Weedman, sits back from the highway shaded by...
Dayton Seeks Council Members
DAYTON - The Dayton City Council will soon be short two members, and city officials are encourag- ing interested residents to apply for those seats. Council member Jim Cooper resigned in April...
