Gratitude for Those Who Have Walked the Picket Line and Risked Their Jobs to Form a Union
Gratitude for those who have walked the picket line or risked their jobs to form a union Juan Carlos Ordóñez November 23, 2023 Hundreds of educators, parents ... Read more.
Clarification of the Employment Agreement for Lessard, Former Ashland City Manager
In response to some confusion among city residents about former City Manager Joe Lessard’s severance payments, The Chronicle is making public the relevant pro... Read more.
A Tale of Two Cities, Part I – A Report from 2018 Still Relevant!
A Tale of Two Cities, Part I Klamath Falls, just a tad larger than Ashland, is a city that believes in balancing its budget. “According to the City Financial ... Read more.
A Tale of Two Cities, Part II — Ashland and Klamath Falls (Originally Posted 2018)
A Tale of Two Cities, Part II What should we, as Ashland citizens, do to correct the projected $2.5-million shortfall in the 2017-2019 Ashland budget? As a begi... Read more.
A Tale of Two Cities, Part III – Report from Addie Greene in 2018
A Tale of Two Cities, Part III “The City uses a 10-year model to analyze projected expenditures and revenues,” the Klamath Falls 2017-2018 budget states, an... Read more.
Apologies for Being Offline – Chronicle Editors and Contributers
We were offline for four days. Our software provider corrected their error and we are up and running again. We’ll catch you up on some “old” n... Read more.