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The COVID-19 pandemic exposed a troubling truth: both major political parties in the U.S. flirted with authoritarian tendencies, but in starkly different ways. Democrats often claimed the mantle … more
On Nov. 5, a letter to this fine publication had some questions for progressives who also write letters to the editor. I thought I would provide my answers. I dislike Donald Trump for many … more
Health care is something we all share a need for. When we need it, we want it to be there for us, and at an affordable price. But judging by the notices I’ve received from my insurance … more
Recently, letter writer Mike Kimbrell challenged progressives “to explain what you stand for besides hate for President Trump and MAGA voters and envy of the rich.” Challenge … more
I’ve reached my breaking point. After eight years serving on the Tenino City Council, I’ve seen our community through challenges and triumphs but never have I witnessed such … more
King Charles The III is the king of the United Kingdom. He does not have the executive authority of the government of the United Kingdom. He is a figurehead for his country. Most kings in the modern … more
In response to Sen. John Braun’s commentary published by The Chronicle on Oct. 28: He states that the state is taking money from the Andy Hill CARE Fund and putting it in the general fund. … more
History presents us with a whole menagerie of “broken people” bringing death and destruction to the world, for the glory of God. Relax, you’re not in trouble. “This is … more
Apparently, civility wasn’t on the curriculum when Joel McEntire was teaching, nor was integrity covered during his time in the military. If it had been, maybe Washington’s 19th District … more
Donald Trump has directed members of our military to kill 18 people in international waters. He says they were drug dealers, but he has presented no proof to either the U.S. people, the U.S. Congress … more
Many American citizens and commentators are confused about what is happening in the Caribbean. The president is blowing up boats right and left and this all happened out of the blue, with no … more
In the Thursday, Oct. 29, edition of The Chronicle, letter writer Mr. Bruce Peterson opined he was tired of the whining of the Democratic Party. In his article, Mr. Peterson made several statements … more
Chronicle publisher Chad Taylor should know that people in Russia and many other despotic countries get a ballot. Getting a ballot is no guarantee of freedom. Women in Washington are free to do … more
While The Chronicle’s publisher firmly believes Democrats are to blame, the truth is we are all looking for someone to blame for the problems with our city, state and nation. Let’s … more
The Centralia School District is hard at work on our strategic priorities for the 2025-2026 school year, and tremendous things are happening in our schools and classrooms. At the same time, we … more
District 19 Rep. Joel McEntire has used his public Facebook page to target and harass the very people he’s supposed to represent. He’s mocked women, used slurs, doxxed citizens and … more
I’m Bob Spahr, candidate for re-election to the Chehalis City Council, Position 3. Having lived in Chehalis my entire life, I am proud to have been able to serve on your city council for … more
My name is Gwynivere Wright. I am a Chehalis resident and Centralia College student who is actively interested in this community’s wellbeing. I am writing this letter today to tell … more
Mr. Chad Taylor, we realize that the op-ed page is for expressing opinions.  But as owner and publisher of this local paper, it does not seem smart to insult and ridicule a portion of your … more
Galatians 6 offers one of the most practical lessons ever written about love and responsibility. “Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of … more
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