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Letter to the editor: We must work together to pursue treatments and solutions in face of 911 call center strain

I am writing in response to Commissioner Sean Swope’s recent commentary regarding the Lewis County 911 call center. Swope reports that he has received “alarming reports from two … more

7/15/24

Letter to the editor: When we need them, they help us without hesitation — so let’s help them

When we heard an odd, constant snapping sound outside our house just before dawn on April 24, we first assumed it was rain. Then we realized the snaps were actually crackles: Our shop, full of … more

7/15/24

Letter to the editor: Are you sick of seeing large, ugly clearcuts?

Are you tired of seeing large, ugly clearcuts where once there was beautiful forest? The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is required by state law to manage our public lands to produce money for … more

7/10/24

Letter to the editor: Nobody for president

The rumor had it that Donald Trump might reveal his running mate during his debate with Biden. That did not happen. However, the concern and speculation about who that candidate may eventually be, … more

7/10/24

Letter to the editor: I have enjoyed the beautiful, clean air of Lewis County

Regarding the last question Dan Kearns asked in his letter (“Nothing good will come from another industrial strength tailpipe, June 3), “How long do you want to hold your breath in Lewis … more

7/10/24

Letter to the editor: Do we really want to continue down this path with a liberal government?

I applaud Sherri Murphy for her recent letter concerning our esteemed Attorney General Bob Ferguson. Mr. Ferguson is, indeed, an exceedingly poor choice for governor. Not only did he allow the … more

7/8/24

Letter to the editor: Fires, floods and other environmental damage from the effects of climate change have a cost

In his column on May 31, Sen. John Braun extolls the Republican efforts to repeal Initiative 2117, the Climate Commitment Act. The Climate Commitment Act is a small step toward the reduction … more

7/8/24

Letter to the editor: I will vote for Democrats and fly the Stars and Stripes whenever it is appropriate

I would like to commend columnist Don Brunell for his well-written piece "Honoring flag should remain integral in America" posted June 26, 2024. I would also like to add my voice to what was … more

7/8/24

Letter to the editor: Democrats using abortion issue for gaslighting

I saw a news article recently that stated that Gov. Jay Inslee is stockpiling the abortion drug mifepristone in preparation for the event that former President Trump is elected president again. … more

7/2/24

Letter to the editor: Historical perspective on Washington’s party preference for governor

Not for 44 years, since John Spellman defeated Jim McDermott in 1980, has a Republican nominee won the governorship of Washington. A broader examination of the historical record, however, … more

7/2/24

Letter to the editor: There is no need for commissioner to demonize or further marginalize constituents

Lewis County Commissioner Sean Swope wrote a commentary in support of 911 services that was published in The Chronicle. That support can be helpful, and we thank him for that. But also in … more

7/2/24

Letter to the editor: We’re fortunate to have history at our fingertips with Fort Borst Park

The city of Centralia is fortunate to have so many interesting and accessible places to visit. Local residents and visitors can enjoy Fort Borst Park for hikes or picnics. Children can fish in … more

7/2/24

Letter to the editor: Ferguson allowed firing of troopers and now claims he wants to improve public safety

Candidate for governor Bob Ferguson just released a commercial that is airing on all major Puget Sound networks. It can be found on YouTube under the name “Always Around.” Mr. … more

6/26/24

Letter to the editor: C’mon, Chronicle, where’s the Little League baseball and softball coverage?

Another summer and not one article about the boys and girls who are playing their hearts out in local Little League and softball. I don’t recall seeing any articles about their league play … more

6/26/24

Letter to the editor: PUD should establish a new two-tier fee schedule

The Lewis County Public Utility District (PUD) currently charges residential customers just under 7 cents per kilowatt hour. This appears to be a flat rate that stays the same no matter what … more

6/26/24

Letter to the editor: Writer seems to be an open borders advocate

Letter writer Linda Warren of Winlock is an apparent “open borders” advocate, not even prepared to acknowledge the distinction between illegal alien border breachers and legal immigrants … more

6/26/24

Letter to the editor: Remember the 1990s when the LBGTQ community just wanted everyone to stay out of their bedrooms?

It looks like Lewis County's ideologically-obsessed LBGTQ Activist (Kyle Wheeler) has penned another Chronicle letter to the editor labeling anyone who disagrees with him, or the LBGTQ agenda, as … more

6/24/24

Letter to the editor: Postmaster asks for unity amid Independence Day celebrations

As postmaster of Chehalis, I am writing to express the unwavering commitment of our postal staff to serving our wonderful community. With the Fourth of July approaching, a time when we celebrate … more

6/24/24

Letter to the editor: Get on in here and dance; you’ll be glad you did

Summer is long gone and fall is near. Sooo, what are you going to do on these long winter evenings? Hanging out with your three best friends the TV, the recliner and the fridge? Well, … more

6/24/24

Letter to the editor: Concerns over hydrogen hubs

The Biden administration has announced plans to build regional hydrogen hubs across the country in his search to eliminate carbon and similar gas. He wants to demonstrate the productions, storage, … more

6/21/24