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Letter to the Editor: Has No One Paid Attention to the Last Two Years?
On the day after the election, I scratch my head and wonder if anyone has paid any attention to events of the last two years. Patty Murray, unable to run on her record, used scare tactics … more
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Letter to the Editor: Dynamic Leadership Vision for Lewis County
We are at the crossroads of history. Lewis County is a small island in a vast sea of blue. We are fast becoming the No. 1 target of those who want to change it to blue forever. Yet we have … more
Pumpkin pie is prepared for meal bags at Gather Church on Thanksgiving in Centralia in 2021.
Brian Mittge Commentary: The Spirit of Thanksgiving Is a Tonic for Our Divisions
Election season is finally more or less finished (it’s all over but the countin’). I’m thankful for our American system of self-governance, but our elections always seem a little … more
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Ethan Klovdahl and Avery Staloch smile for a photo while working with a Scanning Electron Microscope at W.F. West on a Thursday morning in Chehalis.
‘A Partnership That May Go On Forever’: How The Chehalis School District and Chehalis Foundation Achieved Success
Editor’s note: This is the third installment in an ongoing series focused on the Chehalis School District and the success of its Student Achievement Initiative, which was launched in 2013. … more
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FILE PHOTO — Centralia College’s Nursing program has received full accreditation from the National League of Nursing’s Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation (CNEA).
Coordinated Care Scholarships and Emergency Grants Launch in November for Centralia College Students
Centralia College students pursuing careers in health care have a new resource to help them continue their education, Centralia College said in a recent news release announcing Coordinated Care. … more
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Drug Runners Connected to Cartel Sentenced to Prison; Lewis County Among Areas Where Group Operated
Two men who served as drug runners for a Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) drug trafficking organization were sentenced to prison Tuesday following an extensive wiretap investigation, announced … more
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Oakville community members applaud after seven-year-olds Claire and Lexie cut the ribbon to the new Oakville Elementary School on Wednesday.
Celebration of Hope: Oakville School District Holds Ribbon Cutting for New and Renovated School Buildings
Walking the shiny new floors of the new Oakville Elementary School and peering into its spacious classrooms, it’s difficult to imagine the Oakville School District as it was six years ago, with … more
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Lewis County Sheriff Rob Snaza hands out snacks to kids during a Shop with a Cop event at Walmart in Chehalis in November 2021.
United Way of Lewis County and the Sheriff’s Office Partner for Annual ‘Shop With A Cop’ Event
United Way of Lewis County is partnering with the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office to coordinate the annual “Shop With a Cop” program. For 21 consecutive years, United Way and the … more
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The Thurston County location is one of three under consideration as the state looks to ease congestion and manage for growth at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Thurston County Conservation District Voices Opposition to Proposed Airport
In a Nov. 9 news release, the Thurston County Conservation District Board of Supervisors voiced its opposition to the Commercial Aviation Coordinating Commission’s proposed airport in the … more
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Crews work to sweep the roadway after dirt was spilled along South Tower Avenue, blocking one lane of traffic in downtown Centralia on Wednesday.
Photo: A Dirty Mess in Centralia Wednesday Afternoon
The fish pictured here were caught by Adna resident Marvin Keller on the Lewis River Tuesday, Nov. 8. "The Chinook was estimated to be 45 pounds," Keller wrote. The fish was  "safely returned to the river to complete his spawning cycle," Keller said. The Chronicle publishes photos from successful local fishing and hunting outing. To be included, send photos and details to news@chronline.com.
Outdoors Report: Adna Man Lands 45-Pound Chinook in Lewis River
The fish pictured here were caught by Adna resident Marvin Keller on the Lewis River Tuesday, Nov. 8. "The Chinook was estimated to be 45 pounds," Keller wrote. The fish was  "safely returned to … more
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FILE PHOTO — Spirit Lake Highway near the Johnston Ridge Observatory parking.
Spirit Lake Memorial Highway Upper Level Closes for Winter
The upper level of Spirit Lake Memorial Highway, state Route 504, closed for the winter as of dusk Thursday starting at milepost 45 near Coldwater Lake, according to the Washington State Department … more
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Runway Boutique store owner Chante Evander will be present to celebrate with refreshments Saturday. Guests are encouraged to show up early for anniversary specials beginning at 10 a.m.
Community Calendar: Runway Boutique’s One-Year Anniversary Event; Corn Hole Tournament Fundraiser; Veterans Thanksgiving Meal
To add upcoming events to the Community Calendar, email reporter Matthew Zylstra at matthew@chronline.com.   Trinity Rebekah’s Holiday Bazaar Nov. 12 at 111 W. Washington … more
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Apple Maps Redirected Drivers Off Interstate 90 Onto Dirt Road for About a Month
For about a month, Apple Maps was redirecting drivers heading eastbound along a stretch of I-90 toward Snoqualmie Pass onto a dirt road, according to the Washington State Department of … more
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John and Louisa Hanken are pictured in this circa 1895 photo at Knab, a community about five miles east of Toledo on the way to Mount St. Helens. The Hankens immigrated from Germany in the late 1870s to settle in Knab. The couple had 15 children (one set of triplets) and raised their children on the farm in Knab. The family later moved to Toledo where John was janitor at the Coffman-Dobson Bank until he was 94. The photo is actually from an old glass negative taken by Henry Hanken, a well-known area photographer and son of John and Louisa.
A Look Back in Time: Large Crowd Turns Out For Centralia’s 1962 Veterans Day Parade Despite Heavy Rainfall
Crowds showed up to Centralia’s 1962 Veterans Day parade on Saturday, Nov. 10, 1962, despite heavy rain. “(The) parade Saturday turned out to be one of the best of the traditional … more
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Hailey Brooks (15) and the Mossyrock volleyball team celebrates a point in its three-set win over Mary Walker in the 1B state semifinals on Nov. 11 in Yakima.
Vikings Sweep in Semis, Get Another Crack at Oakesdale
YAKIMA — The Mossyrock volleyball team is right back where it wants to be. The Vikings took half a set to get going, but came back firing to sweep No. 3 Mary Walker 25-20, 25-12, 25-18 in the 1B … more
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The Adna volleyball team celebrates with its trophy following its five-set win over Lind-Ritzville-Sprague-Washtucna-Harrington in the fifth-place game at the 2B state tournament on Nov. 11 in Yakima.
‘We Like to Battle’: Adna Comes Back From Two-Set Hole, Claims Fifth in State
YAKIMA — When the Adna fans packed tight into a corner of the Yakima Valley SunDome saw their Pirates drop their second set to Lind-Ritzville-Sprague-Washtucna-Harrington 25-11 to fall behind two … more
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Adna celebrates a point during its four-set win over Toutle Lake in a loser-out match to keep its season alive in the 2B state tournament, in Yakima on Nov. 11.
Adna Wins Round 4 With Toutle, Clinches Trophy
YAKIMA — Wake-up call for the Adna volleyball team Friday morning came long before the sun was up, with team breakfast at the hotel coming bright and early at 6:05 a.m. By 7:05, the Pirates were on … more
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Morgan Hamilton takes a swing during Napavine's loss to Tri-Cities Prep on Nov. 11, in a loser-out match at the 2B state tournament.
Napavine Knocked Out by Tri-Cities Prep
YAKIMA — The Napavine volleyball team’s struggle with slow starts continued when the Tigers really couldn’t afford it, as they fell 25-19, 25-21, 25-20 to Tri-Cities Prep to end their season at … more
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A grizzly bear scraps the bark on a tree at Northwest Trek in rural Pierce County.
Federal Government Restarts Effort to Restore Grizzly Bears to Washington's Rugged North Cascades
A stop-and-go federal process to restore grizzly bears to Washington's rugged North Cascades began anew Thursday. However, unlike in previous efforts, the federal government is considering a separate … more
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