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If you’ve ever driven along U.S. Highway 12 between Rochester and Grand Mound early in the morning — windows cracked just enough to catch the sharp, familiar scent of a dairy farm nearby … more
Make America Great Again (MAGA) is the rallying cry for Donald Trump’s political movement. I am not a supporter of this movement, but I believe there is some truth to the fact that in many ways … more
“Democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover they can vote themselves largess out of the public treasure. From that moment on, the … more
If you are a Democrat, the answer is “no.” No matter what President Trump does, it’s wrong. If every narco terrorist boat blown out of the water had Adolf Hitler at the … more
Editor's note: The following letter was written by Ally Pickard, who defeated Port of Centralia Commissioner Julie Shaffley during the recent general election.  I want to begin by thanking … more
Dick Cheney, the Republican former congressman, secretary of defense and vice president, died on Nov. 3.  He said in 2024 of the current occupant of the White House: “There has … more
Sorry to letter writer Ms. Callison. “Tax the Rich” sounds good on a protest sign. It appeals to fairness and the sense that billionaires are gaming the system while everyone else picks … more
For those of us who once believed that Donald Trump was going to lower prices for working Americans, our eyes have been opened. When we shop for groceries, fill our gas tanks, pay our power … more
A friend of many people in our community was running for the fire commission of Lewis County Fire District 5 in the Newaukum and Napavine area. Tom Crowson passed away at the end of July, just … more
I was just wondering how Democrats are feeling about their party’s bit of socialism on display in Washington, D.C.? You know, the one where the Democrats in the Senate wanted to dirty up … more
As more Americans lose access to essential supports like SNAP, Medicaid and Affordable Care Act subsidies that make health coverage attainable, we must ask ourselves whether our so-called civilized … more
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
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