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Peachey wraps up 34 years with foundation

  • By Neita Cecil The Dalles Chronicle
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After serving for 34 years on The D21 Scholarship Foundation board, during which he helped oversee a significant increase in its endowment, Th…

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Lawsuit against Parks dismissed

  • by Neita Cecil, The Dalles Chronicle
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A defamation lawsuit brought by a volunteer photographer against the North Wasco County Parks & Recreation District in 2017 was dismissed last month.

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Lawsuit against Parks dismissed

  • Neita Cecil
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A defamation lawsuit brought by a volunteer photographer against the North Wasco County Parks & Recreation District in 2017 was dismissed last month.

Peachey stepping down
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Peachey stepping down

  • Jesse Burkhardt
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The Dalles Municipal Court Judge Tom Peachey will soon be stepping down. “It is with a heavy heart and some sadness that I submit my resignation as The Dalles Municipal Court judge effective April 1,” Peachey wrote in a Feb. 24 letter addressed to Mayor Steve Lawrence; Julie Krueger, city manager of The Dalles; and Gene Parker, city attorney.

Municipal court unchanged
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Municipal court unchanged

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After several months of research into how The Dalles Municipal Court is working, city officials have determined the court is operating just fine as is. On June 13, the city council unanimously approved a motion to accept the recommendations of the Municipal Court Task Force.

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Letter to the editor: An honorable man

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To the editor: I have known Eric Nisley since he was a boy in school. He was a good kid and grew up to be a good and honorable man. Our town is fortunate to have him. Thank you to Tom Peachey for addressing that disgusting article which, by design, appeared to be an attempt to publicly humiliate Eric and his family. The designer of said article is either seriously ill-informed or has a severe mean streak, which is not an attractive quality.

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Green files complaint with labor bureau

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Fired Parks and Recreation Director Scott Green filed a complaint with the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries Nov. 7, alleging violations of his civil rights.