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I wonder if Chronicle columnist John McCroskey wrote the headline in his most recent commentary? I don't think it is liberals trying to destroy the country. Because banning books, taking away … more
On May 3, state Sen. John Braun wrote a commentary lamenting the lost opportunities in this most recent legislative session. In many ways, I agree with what he had to say. The liberal leadership and … more
This is Staff Appreciation Week. The Centralia School District has a team of dedicated staff who work tirelessly to serve our students and help them experience academic and personal excellence. Every … more
I read with intent your in-depth reporting on various Lewis County commissioners meetings, quite contentious at times but very informative to the public. I believe newspapers play an important … more
My husband and I live on a fixed income. We have paid our bills, been productive in our work and communities, earned a very good credit rating and have downsized to accommodate our much reduced … more
Republicans and Democrats should be able to agree that no president, regardless of party, should be able to obstruct and undermine the will of the American people or exploit weaknesses in our … more
As Congress considers billions in 2023 funding for the National Institutes of Health, Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler can ensure that American tax dollars are no longer shipped to Russia’s cruel and … more
The oath. It is a pledge. To place our personal needs aside and place the needs of those we serve to the forefront. We pledge ourselves to the street. We do so to ensure that our communities are … more
It is shocking that people are shocked by what Russia is doing in Ukraine. What made Americans think Donald Trump's good buddy Vladimir Putin was anything other than a cold blooded killer? The … more
First, I want to thank The Chronicle for letters to the editor. It allows a divergence of opinion, which can be a healthy thing. Once again, my topic is the arts in our educational system. Here, … more
Heading on our first road trip from British Columbia, Canada, to Las Vegas, our engine blew while driving on the freeway just past Chehalis. We’re so grateful the tow truck driver took us … more
The Centralia School District is making continual growth and improvement. We are focused on our three priorities for the school year: - A positive culture in every classroom, school and across … more
Speculation is rampant that if Vladimir Putin prevails in his shabby war with Ukraine, his next targets will be the small Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.   Like Ukraine, these … more
To the good people of Lewis County: This is a letter to the mayor of Tenino who mistakenly thinks that he has a good plan for dealing with bio-solids/bio-sludge — human waste that has been … more
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has entered the race to represent the 3rd Congressional District. As an auto mechanic shop owner, and mother of young children, she has the tools to make sure the nation is … more
This letter is a response to a recent letter from Bruce Peterson that was critical of electric vehicles.   “The environmentalists’ push to kill coal-powered electricity and … more
From the notice of public hearing posted by City of Winlock: “A large parcel of land” in the interest of transparency should have read, “77ac parcel, 015652000000, located at … more
I read the article on the Lower Snake River dams published on chronline.com. The author said there is growing support to “tear them out.”   It is fairly humorous since what I … more
I have never met Tenino Mayor Wayne Fournier and mean no disrespect, but I would like to urge more caution and research before he commits the city of Tenino to mixing septage and sewage sludge to … more
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