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Letter to the Editor: State Leadership Has a Problem With Priorities on Guns
Letter writer Joseph Tipler misses the point that Sen. John Braun was making on recent gun laws passed by the state Legislature.   He quotes low death rates among other countries. Gun … more
Letters to the editor can be submitted to letters@chronline.com.
Letter to the Editor: Letter Writer Delivers Great Point on Gun Violence
This is in response to the Tuesday letter to the editor titled   “Unpacking State Senator’s Claim on Gun Violence.” Banzai brilliant! Letter writer Joseph Tipler, you have … more
Letters to the editor can be submitted to letters@chronline.com.
Letter to the Editor: Criminals Don’t Care About Gun Laws
A recent letter to the editor published by The Chronicle suggests guns are inherently dangerous and should be subject to more legal control.   It obviously never occurred to him that … more
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Letter to the Editor: Centralia Business Saved My Father’s Life 
I wanted to take this opportunity to thank a local business and its staff for saving my father’s life on April 22.   The Cup coffee stand on North Pearl Street in Centralia helped … more
Riverside Fire Authority responds to a scene as flames engulf a structure and a column of smoke rises from a residence in the 800 block of Centralia College Blvd. on Wednesday, May 24.
No Injuries Reported in Centralia House Fire on Wednesday
Firefighters from multiple agencies responded to a fully-involved house fire in the 800 block of Centralia College Boulevard on Wednesday.   No injuries to citizens or fire personnel had … more
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From left, Lewis County Commissioner Sean Swope, Public Works Director Josh Metcalf, Facilities Administrator Alex Murray, Commissioner Scott Brummer and Commissioner Lindsey Pollock attend the Lewis County Public Works building ribbon-cutting May 22.
Ribbon Cut on New County Public Works Building in Chehalis
The Lewis County government campus near the historic courthouse in Chehalis just grew one building bigger. On Monday, Lewis County Public Works held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new … more
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A dandelion-filled field is seen at sunset in Salkum last Thursday. To submit your own photos to The Chronicle for potential publication, send them to news@chronline.com. Be sure to include the name of the photographer and where the image was captured.
Photo: Sky Glows Orange Above Dandelions at Sunset in Salkum
Pacific Northwest Chamber Orchestra
Centralia College to Hold Four Free Concerts in June
The Centralia College Music Department will hold four free concerts at the Corbet Theatre in June. All concerts begin at 7 p.m. On June 6, the Centralia College Band will perform under the … more
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After Gov. Jay Inslee signed a new bill related to pet insurance into law in April, Washington residents can expect more protection and less confusion, according to a news release from Washington state Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler. 
State Insurance Commissioner Highlights New Rules Under State Pet Insurance Law
After Gov. Jay Inslee signed a new bill related to pet insurance into law in April, Washington residents can expect more protection and less confusion, according to a news release from Washington … more
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FILE PHOTO — Sandstone walls of Tenino’s Quarry Pool are covered with moss, ferns and dirt earlier this year.
Seasonal Lifeguards Needed for Tenino Quarry Pool This Summer
As the City of Tenino nears completion of renovations to reopen its regionally-famous Quarry Pool, city staff are seeking seasonal lifeguards to help keep visitors safe once it’s officially … more
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FILE PHOTO — Amber K. Ingram, also known as Amber K. Rushton, 40, of Onalaska, appears in Lewis County Superior Court.
Accused Onalaska Mail Thief Pleads Guilty to 47 Charges
The Onalaska woman accused of stealing a substantial amount of mail in Lewis County has pleaded guilty to a combined total of 47 charges between her three active Lewis County Superior Court cases. … more
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FILE PHOTO — Holly Phelps, owner of the Shady Lady in downtown Centralia, stands in the narrow hallway adorned with pictures of Madame Ruth Rucker, who ran a brothel in Centralia in the early 20th century, while giving a tour of her new Bordello Museum.
‘Museums, Murals & Moonshine’ Tours Scheduled for June 3 in Downtown Centralia
The Centralia Downtown Festivals Association is once again hosting guided “Museums, Murals & Moonshine” tours of historic downtown Centralia on Saturday, June 3. “Join us … more
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2A EvCo All-League Softball Teams
Tumwater’s Ella Ferguson took home 2A Evergreen Conference MVP honors, as voted on by league coaches and announced this week, after guiding the T-Birds to a second-place finish in league.  … more
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2A EvCo All-League Baseball Teams
After helping Tumwater take home the regular season league title, Alex Overbay was named the 2A Evergreen Conference’s MVP, as voted on by coaches.  Overbay was joined by four first … more
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W.F. West's Natalie Eklund prepares to tee off at a hole at MeadowWood Golf Course in Liberty Lake for the 2A State Golf Championships May 24.
W.F. West’s Eklund Finishes 10th at State Golf Championships
After finishing 28th a year ago with a two-day score of 186, perhaps no area athlete had a larger jump at the state tournament in a year’s span than W.F. West’s Natalie Eklund. In … more
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Centralia's Von Wasson poses with his second-place medal at the 2A Boys State Golf Championships May 24 at Liberty Lake.
Centralia’s Wasson Finishes Second at 2A State Golf Championships
Finishing the day with some late dramatics, Centralia’s Von Wasson hit some tough shots on the back-nine to climb back into title contention after a tough start, and finished tied for second at … more
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Centralia celebrates Lauren Wasson's home run, which ended up being the game-winning run of the Tigers' 3-2 win over R.A. Long in the quarterfinals of the 2A District 4 tournament, May 18 at Rec Park in Chehalis.
Tigers Make Long-Awaited Return to Selah
In May 2019, the Centralia softball team came a game short of the winner-to-state game at the 2A District tournament, but the Tigers, under then-first-year coach David Orr, went to Selah anyways. … more
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Deacon Meller gets back to second ahead of a tag from Braydon Oram during W.F. West's 5-2 loss to Tumwater on April 22.
You Again: W.F. West, Tumwater Take Their Rivalry North, With a Championship Spot on the Line
Once again, the bus drivers will get their work in. Thursday, Jesse Elam will get his W.F. West baseball team on the bus for State, and drive 26 miles north to Tumwater, where their semifinal … more
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The new flight building near Montesano is a 50-foot-wide, 16-foot-tall pen for sick or injured raptors to regain muscle strength and hunting skills before returning to the wild.
New Pen in Grays Harbor County Key to Recovery of Hurt Raptors
A new facility on the campus of the Twin Harbors Wildlife Center in Montesano will allow wildlife doctors to more seamlessly rehabilitate, and then release, sick and injured birds of prey. The … more
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Raymond police are seeking information on a missing 14-year-old last seen on Sunday. (Courtesy photo / Raymond Police Department)
Raymond Police Seeking Missing Teen
The Raymond Police Department is seeking information on a teenager last seen on Sunday afternoon. Andrew Shields, 14, was last seen at his residence in the Riverdale area of Raymond at about … more
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