Articles from the October 13, 2011 edition

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Supporters Make Case For 2012 Horse Races

WAITSBURG - Members of the board of the Days of Real Sport, Dayton Days and other groups affiliated with local Class C race tracks scribbled their signatures on a letter to members of the Washington Horse Racing Commission with the hope that the...

 

Fall Cleanup Starts Earlier In Dayton

DAYTON - Fall cleanup in Dayton will begin a week sooner than usual, according to Public Works Director Jim Costello. Pickup from the alleys will get underway Nov. 7, starting on the north end of town and work south. All materials must be...

 

WP Meets Tough Competition In Richland

WAITSBURG - It was a learning experience that wielded success for the WP Cardinals at the Richland Invitational on Oct. 8. The Cardinals had been gearing up for this pivotal meet because it brought tons of competition from all over, WP cross country...

 

Tigers Dealing With Mixed Bag Of Results

PRESCOTT - S t . George's Dragons had a quick, powerful start to Friday's soccer game against the WP Tigers, but the Tigers stepped up its game and ended the battle with a 3-3 tie. The Dragons were fa...

 

Dayton Is First In League

DAYTON -- In a victory that showed little doubt who dominates the league, the Bulldogs beat Walla Walla Valley Academy in three games Tuesday night despite a late rally from the Knights. That win and...

 

Cards Knock Off Panthers

WAITSBURG --The WP Lady Cardinals held on strong to take down the no. 1 ranked Asotin Panthers Tuesday night at Kison Court. The Cardinals wasted no time getting down to business jumping to a 7-3 lead...

 

WP Skims Past Dayton In Rivalry Game

WAITSBURG -- The WP Cardinals held off the Dayton Bulldogs in an oldfashioned duke 'em out high school rival football game and remains undefeated for the season, 5-0. The Bulldogs came out pumped up...

 

Citywide After Hours

DAYTON - Next week's Dayton Chamber Of Commerce After Hours will be a block party with six businesses participating from 5 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 19. The common theme among these chamber members is that they are either new, have a new employee...

 

Volunteers Needed For Recycling

WAITSBURG -- Walla Walla County residents will have one last chance to dispose of tires free of charge in 2011. The final event will be on Oct. 22 at the Waitsburg Fairgrounds from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and all county residents can attend the event....

 

POLICE NOTES

Dayton 10-4 Stray animal on Robinson Fork Road. Civil dispute at Valley View Court. Vehicle prowl in progress on South Second Street, deputy responded, one male subject arrested for vehicle prowl in the second degree. Vehicle prowl reported on East...

 

Wine & Country Living

Here comes fall and the promise of change. Today I watched the leaves from my maple tree fall to the ground while "Gary Cooper," the gentleman kitty, stopped skittering around the yard just long enough to say, "welcome to my world," bat the catnip... Full story

 

PIONEER PORTRAITS

Ten Years Ago October 18, 2001 A sizable crowd was treated to a thank-you dinner last Saturday at Ye Town Hall, where the American Legion Auxiliary surprised its guests with a few generous donations. The Department of Natural Resources compensated th...

 

WHS Homecoming Week

WAITSBURG - The big Homecoming Game is coming up Oct. 21 for Waitsburg-Prescott and the students will be celebrating the whole week before the game with spirit days and activities. The theme for Homecoming this year is Midnight Madness. The fun... Full story

 

New Vision For Commercial Avenue

DAYTON - By compiling ideas from residents, business owners and the Dougherty Landscape Arcitechts, the Dayton Development Task Force has a real picture of the possible future of Commercial Avenue.... Full story

 

BRIEFS

SKI BLUEWOOD JOB FAIR DAYTON - A Bluewood Job Fair for the 2011-2012 season will be held on Sunday, Oct.23 at the Columbia County Fairgrounds in Dayton from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Youth Building. A wide variety of employment opportunities is available.... Full story

 

Dear Editor,

I am voting for Barlow Corkrum for Port Commissioner for a number of reasons, but most of all because we need new leadership that better represents our common interests. The incumbent Commissioner Fredrickson supported a coal-fired power plant in...

 

Dear Editor,

There have been several attempts to defend the Port of Walla Walla's so-called transparency. The simple fact is that the Port of Walla Walla does not audio tape their meetings, choosing instead to take handwritten notes for their scheduled "regular"... Full story

 

Dear Editor,

As the former Port of Walla Walla Commissioner for District 2, I would like to endorse Mike Fredrickson for re-election. The Port's record of accomplishments during Commissioner Fredrickson's term is impressive. It includes the award winning Railex...

 

Local Students Make Giving Back A Priority

About Needs & Good Deeds WAITSBURG - With plenty of fanfare on Friday night on Waitsburg High School's football field, students from Dayton High School and students from Waitsburg stretched paperlink... Full story

 

Great Job, Steve

I t's fitting that I should be writing this editorial on my iPad since this week's column is about the passing of Steve Jobs. We don't comment very often on events outside our community, but the loss of an entrepreneur like Jobs is something that tou... Full story

 

Dayton Gets Taste Of Asia

DAYTON -- If the number of questions Dayton Chamber of Commerce Director Claudia Nysoe has been getting lately are any indication, there's quite a bit of excitement and anticipation in the valley...

 

Council Delays Sewer Vote

DAYTON - The Dayton City Council Monday decided to table a proposed ordinance amendment that would have made homeowners responsible for repairs to sewer lines that connect their houses to the main. After holding a public hearing on the ordinance and...

 

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