A number of changes to Washington State laws went into effect July 1, with an emphasis on raising money for the state. Here's a quick rundown.
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THE DALLES — Between an absent Mayor Rich Mays and another lengthy executive session to cap the evening, The Dalles City Council Meeting on Ju…
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(The Center Square) – No matter what a state offers in terms of natural beauty, work and social opportunities, tax and economic policy — as unglamorous as they sound — will play a role in the state’s attractiveness and success over time, the authors of Rich States, Poor States say.
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THE GORGE — The union at Columbia Gorge Community College (CGCC), now 140 members strong, voted to sign a new three-year contract on Dec. 12, which CGCC’s Board of Education ratified on Dec. 16.
THE GORGE — An unfair labor practice complaint, financial stalemate, and discussion of campus safety marked October’s union bargaining at Columbia Gorge Community College (CGCC), alongside substantial progress on the new contract.
THE GORGE — The union at Columbia Gorge Community College (CGCC) presented its fourth financial counteroffer on Aug. 28, bringing a letter of …
THE GORGE — Administration bargaining units gave another financial counter-offer to the union at Columbia Gorge Community College (CGCC) durin…
Trade unions strongly support extending higher-wage requirements to off-site fabrication but lawmakers — and legislative lawyers — don’t know …
The stakes are enormous for the development of affordable housing.
