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Diggers search for clams on the Washington coast in this 2021 courtesy photo from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Tentative Coastal Razor Clam Digs at Mocrocks, Copalis Beaches Announced for March 
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers on Friday tentatively scheduled additional razor clam digging dates at Mocrocks and Copalis beaches in March. "After reopening … more
James F. Van Ackeren, a WWII veteran who served as a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army, is presented with a blanket from Quilts of Valor at Woodland Estates in Chehalis on Thursday.
Local WWII Veteran Among Those Honored With Quilts of Valor
The Veterans Memorial Museum Quilts of Valor chapter honored eight veterans with handmade quilts at the museum on Thursday afternoon in a ceremony on the second floor, including a centenarian who is … more
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Geese are pictured along Airport Road after snowfall Thursday morning in Chehalis. The seemingly out-of-place white bird is a wild snow goose. “They often find themselves stranded from their flock and stick with Canada or cackling geese species,” said Cade Barker, a reporter for The Chronicle’s sister newspaper, The Reflector.
In Focus: Snow Birds — and One of These Things Is Not Like the Other
Tow Truck Safety Bill Sponsored by 19th District Lawmaker Passed Unanimously by Senate
A bill sponsored by 19th Legislative District state Sen. Jeff Wilson, R-Longview, to increase traffic safety for roadside emergency workers was passed by a vote of 49-0 out of the Senate on … more
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Terry Bergeson (photo by John Froschauer/PLU)
Former State Schools Superintendent to Speak at Lewis County AAUW Gathering 
Former Washington state superintendent of public instruction Dr. Terry Bergeson will be the featured speaker at a March 2 gathering of the Lewis County branch of the American Association of … more
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez smiles while touring the proposed site of the Southwest Washington Agricultural & Innovation Park in Tenino with Mayor Wayne Fournier and Perry Shea, with Dragonwheel Investment Group Inc.
Tenino Boasts Prospects in Meeting With Congresswoman
In a meeting with officials from the county, city and Chehalis Tribe last week, newly-elected U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez heard about Tenino’s current and aspiring cultural and economic … more
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Death Notices: Feb. 25, 2023
• HARLAN L. KNOWLES, 87, Silver Creek, died Feb. 20 at his residence. Arrangements are under the care of Cattermole Funeral Home. • PATRICIA  A. FRANKS, 81, Winlock, died Feb. 19 at … more
Chehalis Man Pleads Not Guilty to DUI, Assault of a Police Officer Charges
A Chehalis man has pleaded not guilty to allegations he was driving drunk on state Route 6 on Jan. 15 and kicked an officer who tried to arrest him.   The defendant, Phoenix Rose Cavalier, … more
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Sirens: Firecrackers in Mailbox; Assault; Theft
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT   Assault   • A fourth-degree assault reported in the 200 block of South Pearl Street just before 1:05 p.m. on Feb. 23 is under investigation. … more
Lewis County 911 Director Jennifer Libby-Jones presents during a quarterly meeting of the Lewis County Fire Commissioners Association in Onalaska on Monday.
Lewis County 911 Begins Seeking to Separate Itself From County Governance
The Lewis County 911 Communications division, which serves as the primary answering point for all 911 calls placed in Lewis County, is working to separate itself from the county and establish … more
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Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia
Braun: Republicans in State Legislature Work to Cut Property Taxes; Democrats Say No, Set Stage for Increases
For many Washingtonians, the 2023 property tax statements that came in the mail this month produced the same “sticker shock” they’ve felt when buying things like groceries and … more
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Commentary: Keep Promise to Students, Maintain Minimum Basic Skills Requirements
High school graduations are meant to be joyous, pride-filled occasions, a culmination of years of hard work and learning. Graduates should feel confident that their diplomas represent at least the … more
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Letter to the Editor: Republicans Need to Get More Offensive?
Despite the hoots and hollers at The State of the Union Address, we are told: “Republicans need to get more offensive.” Imagine that if you will. This opinion was delivered by a … more
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Letter to the Editor: Do Something for the Children — Support the Pearl Street Pool 
It’s with no surprise, but disappointment, that the City of Centralia voted to not open the outdoor pool. I think if a levy would have been put on the ballot, it would have passed. Many … more
Twin Cities Rotary Hosting First Leon Bowman Poker Classic Texas Hold’em Tournament
Twin Cities Rotary is hosting its first Texas hold’em poker tournament to honor its long-time member, Leon Bowman, who died in March of 2021 at 77 due to complications from Lou Gehrig’s … more
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Lewis County Autism Coalition Hosting Inclusive Career Fair
Lewis County will have its first inclusive career fair this spring, according to a Lewis County Autism Coalition news release.  Centralia College will host the career fair in the TransAlta … more
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Cole Meckle, pastor at Gather Church, talks to commissioners during a Board of Health meeting in Chehalis on Monday, Feb. 13.
Substance Abuse Harm Reduction Discussed in Lewis County Health Meeting
With rising substance use disorders and overdose numbers across the country, harm reduction remains a contentious issue.  Some feel the process encourages more people to use by decreasing … more
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Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz answers questions on carbon sequestration during a panel with reporters and broadcasters at the Capitol on Thursday, Feb. 16.
Washington Public Lands Commissioner Responds to Lewis County’s Concerns on Carbon Sequestration
The Lewis County commissioners last fall saw the Department of Natural Resources’ proposal to hold 10,000 acres of Washington forest land for carbon offset credits as another blow to the … more
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Tyrek Ahlyjuan Liggons, 23, of Chehalis, appears in Lewis County Superior Court on Tuesday.
Chehalis Man Accused of Domestic Violence Released on Unsecured Bail
A Chehalis man accused of grabbing a woman by the neck and threatening to kill her during an argument on Sunday has been released from Lewis County Jail on $25,000 unsecured bail.   A … more
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Onalaska Middle School Second Term Honor Roll
Following are members of the Onalaska Middle School’s second term honor roll. Students are listed in alphabetical order.   Eighth Grade Perfect GPA: 4.0  Josiah Foster, … more
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