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Ashlee Shirer, owner of Sweet Dough Cookie Co., smiles for a photo after wrapping up a day of filming for “American Dream TV” on Saturday, Jan. 28, and baking over 2,200 cookies. Next Saturday will mark one year since the opening of her Centralia storefront. Follow the business on Facebook and Instagram to learn about what is planned to celebrate the anniversary.
In Focus: 'American Dream TV' Drops by Sweet Dough Cookie Co. as One-Year Anniversary Approaches
Ryan Pebbles, 36, of Silver Creek, is arrested in the Lewis County Law and Justice Center on Tuesday, Jan. 24.
Silver Creek Man Pleads Not Guilty to Domestic Violence Assault Charges
A Silver Creek man accused of pointing a gun at a woman in August and assaulting the same woman in December has pleaded not guilty to felony assault charges in Lewis County Superior Court.   … more
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State Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia
Abbarno Bill to Expand Veterans Employment Tax Credit Scheduled for Committee Hearing
The state House Finance Committee has scheduled a public hearing for Thursday, Feb. 2, at 1:30 p.m. on a bill sponsored by state Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, seeking to create job opportunities … more
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Cars travel along South Market Boulevard pushing water in this January 2022 Chronicle file photo.
Chehalis River Basin Flood Control Zone District Passes Accountability Audit 
The Washington State Auditor’s Office has completed its inspection of the Lewis County commissioners in their role as the board of supervisors for the Chehalis River Basin Flood Control Zone … more
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Sirens: Burglaries; Another Pursuit Terminated; Criminal Impersonation; Indecent Exposure; Assault
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT   Fraud   • Fraudulent transactions out of a state retirement account were reported in the 700 block of North Tower Avenue at approximately 8:45 … more
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From left, Priscilla Tiller, Jan Leth and Luana Graves pose for a photo at the Lewis County Historical Museum.
Julie McDonald Commentary: Lewis County AAUW Branch Celebrates Its First Century
Do you believe women pursuing a college education can impair their fertility? Today, such a notion sounds absurd, but that was a prevailing myth dispelled only after a small group of college … more
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Letter to the Editor: Do You Want Safer Roads or Feel Good Progressive Laws? 
Almost 750 people were killed in vehicle accidents across our state in 2022. That’s the highest number in the past 30 years. Are you concerned? You should be if you or your loved ones travel on … more
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Letter to the Editor: Constant Mass Shootings Are a Mark of a Nation Headed for Anarchy and Decay
Three killed in a random Yakima shooting early Tuesday. Seven in Half Moon Bay, California, on Monday. Eleven in Monterey Park, California, last Saturday. I am old enough to remember a time when gun … more
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Letter to the Editor: Ukraine War Will Only End When Putin Is Thrown Out
Ramifications from Vladimir Putin’s misbegotten invasion of Ukraine continue to burgeon and multiply, especially in the Far East. Russia’s armed incursion rapidly intensified … more
From left, Deb Parnham, Vickie Jackson, Tim Browning and Mandi McDougall listen as superintendent Lisa Grant talks about current levy expenditures during a Centralia School District board meeting last December.
Commentary: Success in Our Public Schools Will Require a Commitment by Our Whole Community
Recently, I tried to evaluate my year as president of the Centralia School Board and what I may have learned during my 81 years that would help me assist Superintendent Dr. Lisa Grant and the board … more
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A mushroom is pictured at the Seminary Hill Natural Area in this Chronicle file photo.
Southwest Washington Mycological Society to Hold Meeting on Feb. 7
The Southwest Washington Mycological Society will hold a meeting on Feb. 7 at the WSU Extension Office in Chehalis at 6 p.m.   The office is located at 17 SW Cascade Ave. in Chehalis. … more
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Volunteers Charlie Pruitt and Pat Caldwell staff the Toledo Community Library in this file photo.
Greater Toledo Community Library to Hold Valentine’s Day Book and Bake Sale on Feb. 11 and 14
The Greater Toledo Community Library’s Valentine’s Day Book and Bake Sale will be held on Saturday, Feb. 11, and Tuesday, Feb. 14. Valentine’s Day cards will also be available for … more
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Mount St. Helens glows in blues and whites near sunset in this photo captured west of Chehalis Sunday.
Orcutt, Other Lawmakers Back Legislation Creating Special Mount St. Helens License Plate
The Mount St. Helens Institute last week announced its campaign for a special license plate featuring the image of Mount St. Helens is back on track.   After previously gathering almost … more
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The clinic will be located at 145 S. Market Blvd. in Chehalis. Rainier Eye provided this photo of staff members and others inside the space, which is undergoing renovation.
New Chehalis Optometry Clinic Scheduled to Open in June
Rainier Eye, set to open in June, may help those with trouble seeing — but, its owners’ vision for a community-owned and operated optometry clinic is clear. The clinic, located in … more
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Lewis County Fire District 5 personnel is pictured at Jester’s Auto Museum and Events Center in this photo provided by Sam Patrick.
Lewis County Fire District 5 Personnel Honored at Recent Awards Dinner
Jester’s Auto Museum and Event Center was the location of the Lewis County Fire District 5 annual awards dinner on Jan. 21.  The event was cosponsored by the Fire District 5 … more
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River erosion threatens the house of David MacBryer, one of three properties along the banks of the Newaukum River's South Fork that an erosion prevention pilot program hopes to remedy. Photo courtesy of Washington State Department of Ecology.
Second Project Kicked off as Chehalis Basin Bank Erosion Prevention Shows Success
A pilot project to stave off erosion on the banks of rivers in the Chehalis Basin is showing initial signs of success.   The work was part of a $1.6 million investment by the Office of the … more
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Mount Adams rises over the horizon as seen from Brown Road in Adna on Sunday night.
In Focus: Sunset and Sunrise Scenes From Adna Area
Last week, as part of longstanding bipartisan Washington congressional delegation tradition, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez received “The Chick” from Rep. Marilyn Strickland. “I’m honored to join such a collaborative and spirited delegation and I’m equally honored to have this gimlet-eyed monstrosity to hang in my office,” said Rep. Gluesenkamp Perez. “The Chick '' was first presented to Rep. Joel Pritchard in 1972 as a gift for his office. He didn’t like the painting, but he hung it on the wall in his office. Then, he re-gifted it to Rep. Norman Dicks in 1976, who re-gifted it to Rep. Mike Lowry in 1979, and so on.  Now, “The Chick” is passed on to each new member of the delegation with each member’s signature on the back. 
As Part of Tradition, Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez Receives 'The Chick' Painting
Last week, as part of longstanding bipartisan Washington congressional delegation tradition, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez received “The Chick” from Rep. Marilyn Strickland. … more
Saturday was a great morning to plunge into Mayfield Lake for a good cause for dozens of area residents. The 2023 Special Olympics Polar Plunge was again hosted by the Lewis County Icicle Brigade. State Rep. Peter Abbarno and members of the Centralia Police Department led what has become an annual January tradition. All proceeds support Special Olympians in Lewis County. There’s still time to donate: https://impact.sowa.org/fundraiser/4310402.
In Focus: Polar Plunge Raises Money for Lewis County Special Olympics
Saturday was a great morning to plunge into Mayfield Lake for a good cause for dozens of area residents. The 2023 Special Olympics Polar Plunge was again hosted by the Lewis County Icicle Brigade. … more
Dead Horses Discovered in Okanogan County Likely Starved to Death, Documents Say
The five dead horses found on an Okanogan County woman's rural property likely starved to death and the emaciated surviving horse was eating snow for water, according to court documents. Jennyfer … more
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