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Fred Meyer boycott ends

  • By Neita Cecil The Dalles Chronicle
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A week-long boycott called against Fred Meyer by a union was canceled on Saturday as a 13th round of negotiations produced a tentative settlement.

Sergeant benefits increased
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Sergeant benefits increased

  • By Neita Cecil The Dalles Chronicle
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With a better benefit package for sergeants, one that equals what deputies receive, the Wasco County Sheriff’s Office is now recruiting intern…

Sports

Unequal pay ever-present in womens sports

  • Caleb Lundquist
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This past Sunday in France, the United States Women’s Soccer Team defeated the Netherlands in the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup Final by a score…

Letters to the editor

Letter to the Editor: Standing with nurses

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To the editor: As an avid Dalles Chronicle reader, I was disappointed to learn about the growing rift between Mid-Columbia Medical Center’s CEO and local nurses over increasingly dangerous schedules, nurse turnover, staff pay and the hospital’s budget. It reminded me of an article I read a few years ago about the highest-paid people in Wasco County.

Bonham pushes to break poverty cycle
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Bonham pushes to break poverty cycle

  • RaeLynn Ricarte
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Rep. Daniel Bonham, R-The Dalles, is part of a workgroup of legislators age 40 and under who are looking at issues to tackle that matter most to younger Oregonians, including prison reform and early childhood development.