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Death Notices: Feb. 26, 2024
• MARY L. WHITE, 88, Chehalis, died Feb. 22 at her residence. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, March 12, at Cattermole Funeral Home. Arrangements are under the care of … more
Crista (Cole) Dobyns with three weightlifting girls, from left, Olivia Boss, Sophia Flake and Annabelle Santero
Julie McDonald: Toledo Middle School weightlifting adds a feminine touch
When seventh- and eighth-grade boys showed up at Toledo Middle School for their first weight-lifting class last fall, they looked askance at their teacher — a woman. Little did they know … more
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Volunteers help to construct a two-story ice castle for the Winter Carnival at White Pass in this 2010 Chronicle file photo.
White Pass Ski Area preparing for ‘Dragons vs. Dinos’ Winter Carnival this weekend
Looking for a family-friendly time in the snow? Look no further than the White Pass Ski Area this weekend. Starting Saturday, the White Pass Ski Area will officially kick off its “Dragons … more
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A blood pressure monitor is pictured in this photo from the Timberland Regional Library.
At-home blood pressure monitoring kits are now available for checkout from the Timberland Regional Library system
The American Heart Association and Timberland Regional Library are collaborating on a project called “Libraries with Heart,” which will arm residents of Southwest Washington with tools … more
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A sea lion sticks its head above the water near the Barrier Dam in April 2023.
Sen. Jeff Wilson amendment secures funds for sea lion predation
The $71.6 billion operating budget that cleared the Senate Friday includes $1.5 million for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to combat sea lion predation on the lower Columbia River, … more
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People gather at the Capitol during the “Let’s Go Washington” initiatives rally in Olympia on Friday, Feb. 23, 2024.
‘One way or another, the people will be heard’: Rally attendees again call on lawmakers to act on six initiatives
With less than two weeks left in the legislative session, rally attendees again called for lawmakers to act on the six initiatives filed to the Washington state Legislature on Friday. The rally … more
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The moon rises above Mount Rainier at sunset on Friday in this photo captured from Penning Road in Adna.
In focus: Sunset scenes from Adna and Chehalis
Chronicle photographers Ridley Hudson and Kody Christen both had the same great idea Friday — taking photos of the sunset. Hudson captured her photos from Penning Road in Adna while Christen … more
A group of 14 volunteers smile for a photo during an open house at the Lewis County Gospel Mission on Feb. 24. in Chehalis. Feb. 23 marked 28 years of service for the mission. “God continues to bless the mission and the persons that we serve,” the organization wrote on Facebook. “We are so thankful for these years and eagerly look forward to another 28 years.” The Lewis County Gospel Mission, located at 72 SW Chehalis Ave. in Chehalis, offers a daytime shelter, a jail ministry and a resource center for the area’s homeless population and others in need. Learn more at https://lewiscountygospelmission.org.
In focus: Lewis County Gospel Mission celebrates 28 years of service
Zelein Euelm smiles with his new puppy Trapper at a pet adoption event hosted by Red Rose Animal Rescue at Chehalis Outfitters on Feb. 24. According to Red Rose Animal Rescue, which is based in Rochester, seven dogs and four cats were adopted through the event. To learn more about Red Rose Animal Rescue, follow them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/RedRoseAnimalRescue.
In focus: Chehalis Outfitters, Red Rose Animal Rescue partner for adoption event
W.F. West High School student Will Cummings fist bumps Rep. Peter Abbarno in this photo provided to The Chronicle.
W.F. West High School student serves as page in Washington House of Representatives
W.F. West High School student Will Cummings recently completed a week as a page in the Washington state House of Representatives. During the week of Feb. 12 through Feb. 16, Cummings served as a … more
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Onalaska Alliance President Duane Blair honors the organizations outgoing treasurer, Carol Heifner, during the Alliance's fundraising banquet inside The Mason Jar Gathering Barn on Saturday, Feb. 24.
Onalaska Alliance leaders honored at annual banquet
Nearly 100 Onalaska area residents made their way to The Mason Jar Gathering Barn on Leonard Road on Saturday, Feb. 24, for the Onalaska Alliance’s annual fundraising banquet and auction. … more
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The Capitol in Olympia on Friday, Feb. 23, 2024.
Rally for legislative changes for foster children scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 29
A peaceful rally to support legislative changes to the Keeping Families Together Act is scheduled for 4 to 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 29, at the Washington state Capitol in Olympia. The … more
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Centralia police aid in arrest of vehicular homicide suspect in Thurston County Monday
A coordinated effort between the Centralia Police Department, the Washington State Patrol and the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office resulted in the arrest of a King County vehicular homicide … more
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A stretch of fence is painted with rainbow colors and a peace symbol along NW Pennsylvania Avenue in Chehalis in this Chronicle file photo.
Three arrested for vandalizing Friendship Fence in Chehalis after neighbor gives chase  
History seemed to be repeating itself at the “Friendship Fence” in Chehalis this weekend, as someone splattered black paint across the rainbow-painted LGBTQ+ advocate site just after … more
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency — part of U.S. Department of Homeland Security — works to defend against government and election hacking, but health care has recently emerged as one of its most urgent priorities. (Ken Lambert/The Seattle Times/TNS)
Why health care has become a top target for cybercriminals
When a cyberattack hit Seattle's Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center late last year and exposed the personal data of nearly a million patients, many were caught off guard, stunned a breach could infiltrate … more
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State Patrol: One killed, one injured in wrong-way crash on U.S. 101 near Shelton
A woman has died and a man was hurt following a wrong-way crash on U.S. Highway 101 near Shelton Friday night, according to the Washington State Patrol. The 52-year-old Oroville woman, who was … more
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Tenino police arrest teen accused of rape
Tenino police arrested a 17-year-old male accused of rape last week, then had to address the rumor mill three days later, according to two announcements on social media. The Feb. 21 announcement … more
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Ice Harbor Dam on the Snake River.
White House ceremony launches $1 billion Snake River dams, salmon settlement
An agreement that has been called a roadmap to breaching the four Snake River dams in Eastern Washington was signed in a Biden White House ceremony Friday, with tribal leaders and the governors of … more
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'Worst case scenario' keeps answers elusive in fatal shooting of 15-year-old Washington boy
It's been over a month since a 15-year-old Chief Sealth International High School student was fatally shot in the boys' bathroom at a nearby youth recreation center in West Seattle. The three … more
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Fentanyl and other items seized by the Clark County Sheriff's Office's Drug Task Force are pictured in this photo from 2022. In 2023 U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents seized more than 77 million fentanyl pills and nearly 12,000 pounds of fentanyl powder. .
Portland's fentanyl crisis looks like Seattle's, but approach veers
Last month, Oregon elected leaders declared a temporary state of emergency for downtown Portland, which has been among the hardest hit by the fentanyl crisis. The 90-day emergency declaration, … more
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