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Commentary: Can We Act Now? Washington's Overdose Deaths Are Fastest Rising in the Nation
One guidepost I've had over the years has been to write about a variety of topics, to avoid the urge to use this space to bang the drum. I'm about to break that rule again. The reason is that … more
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Chinook ups and downs at Bonneville Dam caused fish managers to close fishing for them starting Friday night.
Summer Chinook Fishing on Premier Washington Rivers Called Off as Salmon Struggle
Wallace River Hatchery, SNOHOMISH COUNTY — A year-old Chinook, no bigger than a Swiss army knife, zipped through a clear tube as it was siphoned into a massive whirring machine where thousands … more
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Rainier guard Bryn Beckman looks to drive against Upper Columbia Academy March 1 in the 2B state tournament round of 12 at Spokane Arena.
Rainier’s Bryn Beckman Named to WIAA LEAP Committee
The WIAA announced Tuesday that Rainier’s Bryn Beckman, along with seven other incoming juniors, would be selected to join the Leadership through Education, Activites, and Personal Development … more
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Tenino coach Kevin Schultz organizes his team against Centralia March 19 at Tiger Stadium.
Kevin Schultz Hired as W.F. West’s New Girls Soccer Coach
Eight years ago, Kevin Schultz applied to be W.F. West’s girls soccer coach, hoping to return to the same school he graduated from.  Eight years after getting passed over for a job he … more
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From left to right: Jordan Yeung, coach Brandon Yeung, coach Scott Snyder, Jonah Lowe, Kycen Donahue, and Kadin Yeung pose with their academic state champion certificates.
Centralia Boys Tennis Team Wins Academic State Championship
Finishing with the highest cumulative GPA out of every boys tennis team in the state of Washington, the Centralia boys tennis team won the 2A Boys Tennis Academic State Championship, announced in … more
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The three Stanford graduates who founded Twelve in 2016: Chief Technology Officer Kendra Kuhl, left, CEO Nicholas Flanders and Chief Science Officer Etosha Cave. (Twelve/TNS)
Washington Wins E-Fuel and Hydrogen Power Pledges at Paris Air Show
PARIS — On the opening day of the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget, Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee announced that California-based clean energy startup Twelve plans to set up an industrial … more
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A US Coast Guard vessel sits in port in Boston Harbor across from the US Coast Guard Station Boston in Boston, Massachusetts, on June 19, 2023. A submersible vessel used to take tourists to see the wreckage of the Titanic in the North Atlantic has gone missing, triggering a search-and-rescue operation, the US Coast Guard said on June 19, 2023. It was not immediately known how many people are on the vessel, operated by a company called OceanGate Expeditions. (Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty Images/TNS)
Operator of Missing Submersible on Titanic Expedition Is Based in Everett
OceanGate Expeditions, operator of the five-person submersible that went missing in the North Atlantic, is headquartered in Everett. The vessel named Titan, on an eight-day expedition to view … more
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Pierce County Man, Suspected of Drug Overdose, Dies at Olympia Area Restaurant
A Pierce County man died Sunday night in a restroom at the Olive Garden restaurant in west Olympia, according to the Thurston County Coroner's Office. The 42-year-old Graham man is expected to … more
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'Shocking and Sad': Four Found Dead in Idaho Home, 31-Year-Old Neighbor Arrested
Police arrested a 31-year-old man after four people were found shot to death in a Kellogg home Sunday evening, according to Idaho State Police. Investigators declined to release the suspect's … more
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University of Washington’s sole emergency contraception vending machine at Odegaard Library Friday afternoon in Seattle, on June 2, 2023. (Kevin Clark/The Seattle Times/TNS)
Plan B to Land in Vending Machines on Washington College Campuses
SEATTLE — On the basement floor of the University of Washington's main undergraduate library, one vending machine stands out. Instead of bags of chips and candy, the shelves are stocked with … more
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Beginning in 1903 the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers constructed a road to Paradise on Mount Rainier. In 1911 the road was sufficiently completed for the use of wagons and autos. President William H. Taft traveled to Paradise Lodge in the first auto to reach the area. The auto had to be towed by horses for the last several miles. Included in that travel were the touring buses and cars such as those seen in this photo. They were called the original mass transit system at Mount Rainier National Park and carried thousands of tourists to the mountain each year. This photo and information was originally submitted by Dan Duffy for Our Hometowns.
Other Views: Run Buses to Mount Rainier
One of Mount Rainier's most impressive features is its topographic prominence, or how far it rises above the surroundings. On approach, the mountain swells to fill the sky like a god suddenly … more
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A portrait of Jessie Uch is displayed during a vigil held at Rainier High School last March.
Thurston County Man Accused of Causing Fatal Crash in March Arrested for Vehicular Homicide 
The 18-year-old Rainier man accused of causing a two-vehicle crash in the 13800 block of Rainier Road Southwest in March that killed 17-year-old Rainier High School senior Jessie Uch has been … more
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Police Chase Through Lewis, Cowlitz Counties Ends in Arrest in Portland
A high-speed police pursuit that went through Lewis and Cowlitz counties reportedly ended with the driver being arrested in Portland late Sunday night. The chase started at 8 p.m., Sunday, after … more
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Attendees lock hands and sing songs together during a Juneteenth celebration at George Washington Park in downtown Centralia on Saturday, June 17.
Attendees Talk Racial Issues, Remember Centralia’s Founder at Juneteenth Event
In a city founded by the son of a former slave, at a park that bears his name, more than 100 people gathered in downtown Centralia Saturday to acknowledge and celebrate the nation’s newest … more
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Butter, known as the “Doty Deer,” stands in the yard of Wanda Bowers’ home Thursday evening in Doty.
The Doty Deer: West Lewis County Doe Named ‘Butter’ Is a Friend, Neighbor
According to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), few seemingly orphaned animals truly are. The instinct to want to help an abandoned baby is natural, but most of the time, the … more
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Attendees at a pride event smile and clap under umbrellas following a speech from Mirinda Moriarty at Jones Creek Brewing in Pe Ell on Sunday, June 18.
Lewis County LGBTQ+ Community Shaken But Undeterred by Neo-Nazi Turnout at Recent Pride Event
Organized by a local nonprofit, the Lewis County Dignity Guild, Pride Month events in the county were meant to be celebratory, not combative. But, on June 8, during a Pride celebration held at … more
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Sirens: Employee Holds Thief Down, Handcuffs; Yelling, Cursing at Little League Game; Hit-and-Run; DUI Arrests
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT   Theft   • At 12:30 p.m. on June 16, a black Chevrolet Tahoe was reported stolen from the 100 block of Sunnyside Drive the day prior.   … more
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Death Notice: June 19, 2023
• JOHN LEE RAISH, 78, Centralia, died June 14 at Capital Medical Center in Olympia. Arrangements are under the care of Funeral Alternatives of Washington.   more
The landslide on Forest Road 25 is shown in this photo provided by the Forest Service.
Forest Road 25 Landslide Blocks Southern Access to Windy Ridge at Mount St. Helens
Yet another significant landslide will make Mount St. Helens more difficult to reach this year, but not impossible.   From Randle, state Route 131 becomes Forest Service Road 25 at the … more
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FILE PHOTO — Harold Borovec stands in front of the Chehalis-Centralia Railroad & Museum's 1916 vintage logging locomotive in Chehalis.
Highlighting Lewis County: Goodbye, Harold Borovec, Chehalis and Railroad Icon
Chehalis lost a historical icon June 10 with the passing of Harold Lee Borovec, a hardworking and talented 96-year-old with a vast knowledge of local history and a deep love for his wife. Most … more
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