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Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz speaks during a “Wildfire Ready Neighbors” event along Mima Road Southwest in Olympia on Saturday.
State ‘Wildfire Ready Neighbors Program’ Expands Into Thurston, Pierce and Mason Counties Ahead of Fire Season
Standing on lush green prairie grass under a cool spring drizzle near the Mima Mounds Natural Area Preserve south of Olympia on Saturday, it’s difficult to imagine that just about two and a … more
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Visitors gather from across the Pacific Northwest to hold signs in protest while demanding answers in the deaths of Aron Christensen and his dog Buzzo. The protest was held outside the Washington state Capitol Building in Olympia on Sunday, April 23.
Friends and Supporters of Aron Christensen Take to Steps of Capitol
Citing “obvious” errors in the investigation, the Lewis County Prosecutor’s Office this month decided not to press felony charges against Ethan M. Asbach, 20, of Tenino, the primary … more
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Ducks are pictured in front of the state Capitol on Sunday.
19th, 20th District Projects Land Millions in Funding After Passage of Capital Budget
The state Senate unanimously approved the proposed capital budget on Saturday after the proposal was passed unanimously out of the state House a day earlier. The capital budget bill includes $183 … more
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A Wilson’s warbler is seen in cherry blossoms outside The Chronicle in downtown Centralia on Thursday.
In Focus: A Warbler Along the Cherry Blossoms
A great blue heron flies from rock to rock as it hunts for dinner on the Cowlitz River in Salkum Monday night.
In Focus: Evening Scenes From the Barrier Dam in Salkum
Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, Sen. Jeff Wilson, R-Longview, and and Joel McEntire, R-Cathlamet,
19th District State Reps Switch Votes to Support Bill After Increase in Funding for Special Education
In a statement released on Sunday, state Reps. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, and Joel McEntire, R-Cathlamet, said they changed their vote on a special education funding bill after it received a boost in the … more
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Twin Transit Holding Board Meeting Tuesday Afternoon 
On Tuesday afternoon, Twin Transit will hold its regular board meeting beginning at 3:30 p.m. in the Port of Chehalis conference room. The meeting is open to the public and will be held in person. … more
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Republican Lawmakers Criticize Drug Possession Bill After End of Session Failure
With only hours left before the end of the 2023 legislative session on Sunday, the state House rejected Senate Bill 5536, which would have addressed Washington state’s drug possession laws … more
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Sirens: Shooting With Bows and Arrows; DUI Arrests; Stolen Credit Cards; Assault With Hammer
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT  Physical Disputes  • A physical dispute was reported at the intersection of North Gold and East Magnolia streets at 10:25 a.m. on April … more
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Visitors from across the Pacific Northwest display signs in protest while demanding answers in the deaths of Aron Christensen and his dog Buzzo outside the Washington State Capitol Building in Olympia on Sunday, April 23, 2023.
Aaron VanTuyl Commentary: Time for Officials to ‘Pull Out the Finger’ in Christensen Case
My father spent my childhood in a constant state of impatience. On family outings, his measured requests to “get this show on the road” would inevitably come to a head. In those cases, … more
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Gordon MacCracken is pictured in this photo from The Chronicle’s archives.
Commentary: Farewell to a Fantastic Writer Who Nurtured Cub Reporters for Three Decades
Years ago, when I arrived in The Daily Chronicle newsroom to work as a reporter, news editor Gordon MacCracken assigned me to cover East Lewis County and the Lewis County Public Utility District … more
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Letter to the Editor: Here’s an Idea to Reduce Pressure on Landfill 
A story in your March 21 edition spoke about the Lewis County recycling problem of “too much garbage” dumped into landfills.   There is a viable answer that will not only get … more
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Letter to the Editor: Handling of Recent Criminal Case Shows Justice System in Disrepair
I’m writing to express my concern and frustration with our criminal justice system after reading your article regarding the latest arrest of Mitchell Borden.   Follow this chain of … more
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Letter to the Editor: Congratulations to Inslee for Solving Global Warming
As I watched snowflakes mixed with a cold, miserable rain this April 18 morning, I was amazed at how quickly Gov. Jay Inslee’s $.50 per gallon tax on carbon fuels had solved the global warming … more
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Letter to the Editor: Leah Daarud Will Be Missed on Centralia City Council 
It was with a heavy heart that I read the article of Leah Daarud resigning from the Centralia City Council. She was one of the few council members who actually listened and took an interest in her … more
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Letter to the Editor: Chronicle Commentary From 2016 Ages Poorly
Let’s take a crash course on how to overcome logic and fact by applying some simple labels.   Caution: You’re dealing with a double-edged sword here, sometimes your words may … more
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Letter to the Editor: Vote on Levy Like It’s Your Money
The concern before us, as taxpayers, is the proposed Centralia School District (CSD) enrichment levy for 2024-2025. At $14.6 million, this is a very significant increase over the previous levy. In my … more
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Letter to the Editor: Cowlitz Tribe Should Do Us a Favor and Kill Sea Lions
There was a good article in The Chronicle last week on salmon predation by seals and sea lions. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) permits tribes to shoot these predators … more
Chad Taylor is publisher of The Chronicle and CT Publishing. He and his wife, Coralee Taylor, are the owners of The Chronicle. They can be reached at ctaylor@chronline.com. 
Publisher's Note: Democrats Ignore Complexities of Gun Violence With Weapons Ban
The Democrats in Washington state have pulled off yet another disastrous move, this time in their quest to address gun violence. They’ve passed an assault weapons ban, which is nothing more … more
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Samantha Huang smiles for a photo with Julian, 6, and Talon, 5, during a fishing derby at Fort Borst Park in Centralia on Saturday. The annual derby was hosted by the Centralia Lions Club, which also provided free food and raffle prizes for attendees.
In Focus: Kids Haul in Fish at Annual Fort Borst Park Derby
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