Centralia Point Assisted Living & Memory Care is hosting the May Chamber Business After Hours event on Thursday, May 18, at 5 p.m. The event will take place at Centralia Point, located at 2010 …
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5/15/23
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By The Chronicle staff
The Toledo School District Board of Directors has selected Brennan Bailey to be the district’s next superintendent.
The district's outgoing …
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5/15/23
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Three full 40-yard dumpsters were topped with over 1,000 tires during a volunteer-planned tire recycling event in Randle on Saturday.
Organizers Gina and Dave Owen, of Randle, in partnership …
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5/15/23
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The Southwest Washington Food Hub, a local cooperative with more than 20 farms, will be selling weekly boxes of fresh produce in the region starting on June 28, according to a co-op news release. …
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5/15/23
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Senate Republican Leader John Braun, R-Centralia, and House Republican Leader Drew Stokesbary, R-Auburn, released a statement after Gov. Jay Inslee announced he would rescind requirements related to …
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5/15/23
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Two bills sponsored by state Rep. Joel McEntire, R-Cathlamet, were signed into law by Gov. Jay Inslee on Thursday after passing the Legislature. Both bills will go into effect on July 22.
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5/15/23
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The Centralia College Foundation has selected Lisa Spitzer and Dan Taylor as the 2023 Exceptional Faculty Awards recipients.
According to a statement from the foundation, Spitzer and …
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5/15/23
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The Washington State University Extension Lewis County Master Gardeners' 2023 Spring Plant Sale took place at the Blue Pavilion of the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds on Saturday, May 13 and Sunday, …
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5/15/23
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The Centralia College baseball team had a big ask in front of it going into the weekend, needing multiple wins against Lower Columbia to make the NWAC postseason, but the Blazers went down quietly …
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5/15/23
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The Centralia College softball team took to the field for the final time in 2023 in Gresham, Ore., over the weekend, dropping two games to Mt. Hood, 9-0 and 7-6.
It took the Blazers eight …
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5/15/23
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Linda Whipple passed from this world on May 11, 2023, surrounded by her family. Always on the go when she wasn’t spending time with her many grandchildren and great-granddaughters, or shopping …
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5/15/23
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A Sunday night debris slide is blocking the highway to Johnston Ridge, with no estimated time for reopening.
The slide, which happened around 9 p.m., closed both directions of Spirit Lake …
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5/15/23
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The Portland Police Bureau is warning of “a potentially dangerous batch of drugs circulating the street marketplace” that has resulted in 8 suspected overdose deaths in the city since …
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5/15/23
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MOSCOW, Idaho — As the University of Idaho Class of 2023 sat in its caps and gowns Saturday morning, the community took a moment to recognize those who weren't there.
"Awws" rang out …
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5/15/23
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Deciding where to have a baby is often intensely personal for new parents: Do you want to go to a hospital or give birth at home? Are you comfortable with the doctor? Is it close enough to make it in …
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5/15/23
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OLYMPIA — Washington lawmakers were negotiating privately but hadn't reached a deal on new penalties for drug possession as of Saturday afternoon, several days before they must meet for a …
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5/15/23
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After a two-year delay, premiums for Washington's fledgling long-term care insurance program will resume in July, likely setting off another round of debate over the payroll tax.
Facing pressure …
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5/15/23
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Donations poured in after Joint Animal Services rescued over 100 cats from a Thurston County property on April 26, but shelter capacity remains strained.
Field Service Officers rescued an …
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5/15/23
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Following some competitive district tournaments and a torrid start to the postseason, just six area schools remain in the hunt for a state championship with regional bids to the playoffs.
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5/14/23
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Several area schools hit the ground running as postseason began Friday afternoon at the Central 2B League Championships in Kalama.
The host Chinooks won the girls team championship with …
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5/14/23
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