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A concerning pattern has emerged in Lewis County as state Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, and Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, spread misleading information about Washington state education policy, … more
So many letters lately that are just rants about politics and the responses via them online are really full of anger. Remember the time when you didn't base all your assumptions on one's … more
After all the illegal initiatives Donald Trump has shoe-horned into his first few weeks, do you think Democrats will now start to pay some attention to the Constitution they have ignored since 1950? … more
“And so, it Begins” — King Theoden in “The Two Towers” from The Lord of the Rings trilogy Mass deportations of 11 million people have started. I believe this … more
Washington State Standard reporter Jerry Cornfeld’s article on the Democratic Party’s direction quoted Shasti Conrad and Adam Smith for information on what’s wrong and how to fix … more
It’s astonishing how some people remain fixated on labeling Donald Trump as a fascist and his voters as ignorant, uneducated “rubes.” This narrative is not just false — … more
As the wife of an Air Force officer, I would like to encourage all of us to consider the value of our flag. It is just a piece of fabric, but it represents the sacrifice shown by so many over … more
John Braun’s last commentary needs some amplification. Students, parents, at no time are you required to speak to police. Not on school grounds, not anywhere, for any reason. If … more
I’ve finally decided that I need to respond to the bloviating letter writer Marty Ansley. He’s worse than Biden with his anger, insults and lies. RFK, Jr. doesn’t say, and has … more
The current political situation facing America is nothing new. Many countries have experienced similar tumultuous changes to their governments. Most of those nations’ radical changes had … more
I have a response to Mr. Ray Anderson’s letter of Jan. 15 regarding the shortage of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) professionals. I earned a bachelor’s … more
Tony Christen recently wrote a very pointed letter about the failures of Jay Inslee as governor.   The only problem was he did not get them all listed. During the Jan. 3 cold snap, our … more
The campaign is over. “Well,” King Donald says, “it will be hard to bring down grocery prices. We need Greenland. Maybe we should buy Greenland. If they won’t sell we … more
As Los Angeles burned for days on end, scientists made an announcement that 2024 was the hottest year on record. With temperatures rising around the globe, scientists are warning that the world … more
The Jan. 20 inauguration brought back memories of my trip to Washington, D.C., in January 1973 for President Nixon’s reelection inauguration. I was in my first year of the Coast Guard … more
This letter is in response to the article printed in The Chronicle on Jan. 7 titled “Washington state lawmakers propose six gun control bills ahead of 2025 legislative session.” … more
When Sen. John Braun claims Washington has a spending problem rather than a revenue problem, he's asking Lewis County residents to ignore the reality we see here every day. His recent editorial … more
There are about 4.5 billion tons of radioactive uranium dissolved in our planet’s oceans. Included is enough fissionable uranium 235 to build over 6.5 billion nuclear weapons. For good … more
I’m tired of seeing unqualified personnel selected to lead emergency management programs across the country and I am tired of ineffective responses due to poor planning. Nepotism is not a … more
Bruce Peterson’s letter in response to my observations on immigration requires a reply. He says I “seem to favor” uncontrolled, illegal immigration, such as our nation has … more
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