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Maybe not in the way we would hope, but just sit back and think about it. According to his employment contract, he can only be fired for “good cause,” which means convicted of moral … more
Soon, your car will be tracked. Not your phone, but your state-required Breathalyzer. That’s bad government. Shouldn’t we be allowed to vote on this tax? We the people cannot be … more
I recently returned from a trip overseas, and there are many questions I have on what is American freedom. The people I met were honest and friendly. They were welcoming and trusting and lots of … more
Trolls do exist. They don’t live under bridges, like many of us with Scandinavian roots were led to believe as kids. Instead, they live in the comment section of The Daily Chronicle’s … more
It is sad that something so deeply human, wanting a better life, so often becomes a tool for division. Instead of working toward solutions, the conversation is too often hijacked by political … more
I am writing to inform the community of an urgent and heartbreaking reality.  Due to the recent decision by Lewis County commissioners to withhold Consolidated Housing Grant (CHG) funds, … more
Judging by some recent commentary in The Chronicle, there appears to be some confusion about the military parade in Washington, D.C., on June 14. This date was, in fact, the 250th anniversary of … more
Dear Mayor Brandon Svenson, council and staff, On behalf of the City of Toledo, we want to extend our sincere appreciation for the ongoing support and partnership you and your team have … more
Now that Donald Trump is deep into his second term, it’s time for the Democratic Party to face some uncomfortable truth. One of the only people who tried to stop this disaster before it … more
I am writing in response to the letter to the editor from Leah Sisemore published in The Chronicle on July 8 titled “Protesting on sacred American holidays to make a political point is … more
Ms. Sisemore needs a reply to her letter published on July 8 about protests on whatever she defines as sacred holidays being disrespectful. Come on, Leah. Of course they are. That’s the … more
“Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein? This guy’s been talked about for years … People still talking about this guy, this creep? That is unbelievable.” — Donald … more
Why isn’t the former Gov. Jay Inslee being brought up on criminal charges for the mess he left the state in? Larry Dobyns Onalaska more
It is very disheartening for my sister and myself. Our parents are buried at Sticklin Memorial Park. In the past few months, we have had every pot of flowers we have left on their grave taken. … more
I’m writing in response to the letter that was printed on July 7. By from what I’ve seen. probably the best example of the Dunning Kruger effect that your paper has printed so far. … more
Since October 2024, Rob Snaza’s Lewis County Sheriffs Office has had two officers affiliated with its agency surrender their certifications related to sexual assault and domestic violence … more
Creativity is one of the most “latent” human qualities that Homo Sapiens are blessed with. Oh, monkeys can use sticks to eat ants with or learn to use sign language, but I am referring to … more
In October 1962, President John F. Kennedy sent former Secretary of State Dean Acheson to Paris to brief President Charles de Gaulle of France on the unfolding Cuban Missile Crisis. During the … more
After viewing Tuesday’s Lewis County commissioners meeting regarding Sean Swope’s Resolution 2528, I would like to comment on my impressions of the way public comment was given and … more
Sean Swope is at it again. He is wasting Lewis County commissioners’ time and your tax dollars on his proposed Resolution 25-158, which concerns a non-sanctuary designation for Lewis … more
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