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Western:
Bl. Alvarez of Corova
St. Auxibius
St. Barbatus of Benevento
St. Beatus
St. Belina
St. Boniface of Lausanne
Bl. Lucy
St. Odran
St. Valerius
St. Zambdas
Apostles of the Seventy Archippus and Philemon, and Martyr Apphia
Martyrs Maximus, Theodotus, Hesychius, and Asclepiodota, of Adrianopolis
Presbyters and Confessors Eugene and Macarius, at Antioch
Venerable Dositheus of Palestine, disciple of Venerable Abba Dorotheus
Saint Rabulas of Samosata
Venerable Theodore of Sanaxar
Icon of the Mother of God of Cyprus
Venerable Conan, Abbot of the Pethukla Monastery
Martyr Philothea the Monastic
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from Inlander
For nearly a century, Washington’s farmworkers have been denied the basic labor rights afforded to nearly all other private sector workers. The results have been poor wages, dangerous working conditions, retaliation against union organizers, and conflicts between workers and management that drag on for years without the neutral arbitration that government provides to other industries. But a bill working through the Washington Legislature would change that, placing farmworkers in the state, along with the unions that represent them, under the purview of the Public Employment Relations Commission, or PERC.
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from The Spokesman-Review
Newspaper in Spokane, Washington
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