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Smelt-dipping will return to the banks of the Cowlitz River as the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has approved a one-day recreational fishery on Thursday, Feb. 15. During the … more
When Sen. Noel Frame, D-Seattle, learned how Jehovah’s Witness elders in Spokane had covered up child sexual abuse for years, she looked to the law for answers.  Frame found that, … more
Testifying before lawmakers, Mina Hashemi recounted how three years ago she was shocked to see that the condom she had explicitly asked for during sex had been removed.  “I felt … more
On the second level of the white and gray marbled Capitol building stands the governor's office, guarded by a Washington State Patrol trooper stationed outside. On the interior walls are portraits … more
Tenino City Park is a staple of South Thurston County, featuring the historic Tenino Quarry Pool, the Quarry House Community Center, the Tenino Depot Museum, sports fields, a new playground and more, … more
The Washington state Legislature will not move forward on a proposal that would have allowed cities and counties to increase property tax rates by 3% without voter approval. “It’s … more
Repealing the capital gains tax will result in effects “even worse than we thought," Senate Majority leader Andy Billig, D-Spokane, said in a statement to The Chronicle Friday. The comment … more
Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, recently met with students from Centralia Christian School on their tour of the state Capitol building. Prior to the session, Abbaro visited a northwest history … more
The Lewis County Auditor’s Office will test the county’s Accessible Voting Unit (AVU) on Feb. 26 at 9 a.m. During the test, the auditor’s office will mark and print each unique … more
If you ask Bob Russell, a long vacant piece of land has the potential to serve as a catalyst to move Chehalis forward. “This is something that is right in the middle of the city,” … more
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Found property • A passport belonging to a homeless man was placed into found property at the Centralia Police Department in the 100 block of West Maple … more
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez is not a moderate, but she’s telling everyone she is.  It’s been about a year and look at how she’s voted. Judge for yourself starting in 2023. … more
I read in the The Chronicle newspaper Dec. 30, 2023, that the Washington state attorney general ordered a phone company to pay $825,000 to customers over illegal pandemic disconnections. My … more
Kudos to Marty Ansley, whose articulate and well-organized letter in last week’s paper is exactly the kind of political discourse we need. I am so tired of the Trump supporters with their … more
Although the Washington state Republican Party has officially endorsed Joe Kent in the race for Third Congressional District, lifelong Republican Leslie Lewallen said she’s a better choice if … more
Unofficial results for the February special election will be available at approximately 8:15 p.m. on Tuesday night. Results can be slightly delayed, since every county in the state uploads their … more
While Washington’s standard license plate already features Mount Rainier, the state’s second most famous peak could soon have a plate of its own. The House Transportation Committee … more
By The Chronicle staff Following are members of the Winlock Middle School first semester honor roll. Students are listed in alphabetical order.   Eighth grade … more
HUB Northwest Insurance has partnered with Pope's Place to donate $5,000 toward the nonprofit's annual benefit gala "Let the good time roll, Mardi Gras Style” event last Saturday. Trevor … more
Nicole McClure suffered a medical emergency when she ran her vehicle into a roundabout in Olympia on March 21, 2022. A State Patrol trooper misjudged her condition as intoxication and booked her into … more
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