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A common merganser prepares to dive into the Skookumchuck River in this file photo.
Lewis County’s Quest for Water Bank Continues With ‘Very Small’ Steps
On Wednesday, the Lewis County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) voted unanimously to take the next step toward creating a water bank by drafting a contract with AMP Insights, a consulting firm. … more
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This late 1960s photograph provided by Tacoma Public Utilities shows the Mossyrock Dam nearing completion.
Another Look at Mossyrock Dam
On Tuesday, The Chronicle toured the Mossyrock Dam with a hydro mechanic and staff from from Tacoma Public Utilities, the owner of the dam and beneficiary of the power it produces. To read more … more
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The first Pe Ell school was built in 1884 and was located, approximately, at the intersection of Mauerman Road and Leach Road, 1.5 miles northeast from Pe Ell. It later moved to the Kroll farm, which was used to house pigs. This happy bunch are some of the first settlers of Pe Ell. Those pictured from the left of the back row include Bill Hendrick, Mauermann, Charley Damitz, Cal Carron, Emma Mauermann, May Hendrick, Stearns (teacher’s friend) and Erve and Maine Willard. Those pictured from the left of the front row include Albert and Charley Mauermann, Daisy and Hattie Hendrick, Verna Jones, Bruce Jones and Frank Hadley.
A Look Back in Time: Dogs Terrorize Helpless Centralia Residents in 1952; Police Powerless to Help Without Poundmaster
“Dogs still were dogs in Centralia Wednesday,” The Chronicle reported on Thursday, June 25, 1952, adding the canines were menacing “vegetable and flower beds,” much to the … more
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Mike and Jacky Vance pose for a photo next to a sign that reads “Thank you Stephen, Sonia & Elena” in front of the Chehalis Friendship Fence on Friday. The sign acknowledges the three justices who did not want to overrule Roe. v. Wade.
Politicians Across the State, Country React to Overturning of Roe v. Wade
Many Washington state politicians released statements on Friday following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Under the Court’s ruling … more
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Dr. Lisa Carlson, a longtime botany and environmental sciences professor and chair of the college’s science department, was recently awarded professor emeritus status.
Centralia College Awards Emeritus Status to Retiring Science Department Chair Lisa Carlson
The Centralia College Board of Trustees has awarded professor emeritus status to Dr. Lisa Carlson, a longtime botany and environmental sciences professor and chair of the college’s science … more
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Kenneth Arnold, seen in a 1947 file photo, holds a movie camera in front of his Callair, shortly after his sighting of nine alleged UFOs near Mount Rainier, Wash. "He vowed that if he saw any more of these things he'd get it on camera," Kim Arnold said of her father. In honor of the 50th anniversary of the sighting, Kim is writing a book, "June 24, 1947: Kenneth Arnold and the Birth of UFOs." (AP Photo/Idaho Statesman)
75 Years Ago, the First UFO Report Came From Washington; In 2022, UFO Mania Is Still Going Strong
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a flying saucer! At least, that’s what pilot Kenneth Arnold thought he saw over Washington’s Mount Rainier 75 years ago on Friday. … more
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Washington Gov. Jay Inslee attaches an apple pin to Bill Ammons' shirt to honor him as "Washingtonian of the Day" at Bert and Bill Ammons' plaque dedication on Thursday, June 23 outside the family's old Pacific Barber Shop in Kelso. Inslee gave a speech at the ceremony honoring the father and son following an interview with The Daily News about the possibility of a state gas tax pause.
Inslee Visits Cowlitz County, Says State Gas Tax Holiday Wouldn't Lower Prices in Washington
Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee confirmed Thursday he is not considering a state gas tax holiday, despite the continuing high prices at the pump. President Joe Biden urged Congress Wednesday to … more
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Professional golfer Brady Calkins, a W.F. West High School graduate, sports a Par 4 Sports hat after teeing off during a charity tournament at Riverside Golf Course in Chehalis on Friday. Calkins played in the U.S. Open last weekend.
In Focus: Golf Tournament Raises Funds for Hope Alliance
Friday's warm weather provided a pleasant backdrop for Hope Alliance’s fourth annual Golf Fore Hope fundraiser at Riverside Golf Club. Golfers participated in a full day of golfing in a … more
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Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler
Herrera Beutler Heralds Mental Health, Addiction Treatment Bills Passed by House
A legislative package intended to make improvements to mental health and addiction treatment is closer to becoming a reality — presenting tools to address the nation's overdose epidemic. … more
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Thurston County Coroner Identifies Two Men Who Died in Separate Motorcycle Crashes Wednesday
Two men who died in separate motorcycle crashes on Wednesday have been identified by the Thurston County Coroner's Office. Joshua Bubnick, a 28-year-old Oakville man, died after striking a horse … more
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Billy J. Bartlett, 30, of Amanda Park, appears virtually in Lewis County Superior Court on Thursday.
Insanity Defense Likely for Suspect Accused of Fatally Stabbing Man, Injuring Child in Chehalis, Attorney Says 
A doctor’s evaluation of Billy J. Bartlett, who is accused of killing a 46-year-old man and injuring a 12-year-old in Chehalis in December, has determined Bartlett has cause to use insanity as … more
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A Brewer’s blackbird dives from the roof of Chehalis City Hall toward pedestrians Thursday afternoon.
Chehalis City Hall Has a Feathery Problem: a Dive-Bombing Blackbird
Every day, he threatens local government officials and staff at Chehalis City Hall. He’s relentless. He’s menacing. He’s less than 3 ounces. He’s a blackbird.  For … more
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Jim Haslett answers a question from Lewis County Commissioners during a meeting at Bethel Church in Napavine in 2018.
Memorial Set for Jim Haslett in Napavine
A memorial for Jim Haslett, a former Napavine city councilor, will be held on June 25 from 1 to 3:30 p.m. at the Napavine Assembly of God beginning at 1 p.m. and Mayme Shaddock Park at 2:30 … more
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Members of the United States Army from Joint Base Lewis-McChord watch as a Chinook helicopter prepares to land at the Chehalis-Centralia Airport during a military training exercise on Wednesday. Look for a full story and additional photographs from the training in Saturday’s edition of The Chronicle.
In Focus: Military Helicopters Swoop Into Chehalis-Centralia Airport for Training
Look for a full story on Wednesday military training exercise at the Chehalis-Centralia Airport in the Saturday edition of The Chronicle.  more
Lewis County Woman Found Dead Off Littlerock Road Near Black River, Thurston Sheriff's Office Says
A 47-year-old Lewis County woman — the focus of a search-and-rescue effort that began Tuesday afternoon — was found dead Wednesday morning, according to the Thurston County Sheriff's … more
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Water trickles through the Mossyrock Dam Tuesday above the Tacoma City Light powerhouse.
The Keeper of Mossyrock Dam: ‘Hydro Maniac’ Provides Insight After Three Decades on Project
Clarence Lupo said he won the lottery three times: first when he was born an American citizen, a second time when he married his wife and a third time when he began his career as a hydroelectric … more
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The Olequa Senior Center is located at 119 SW Kerron Street in Winlock.
Lewis County Seniors to Host First Annual Poker Run on July 16
The Lewis County Seniors nonprofit will host its first annual Poker Run on Saturday, July 16, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Participants can build their poker hand by selecting cards from a deck at each of … more
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W.F. West High School
Chehalis School District's Tentative Decision to Cut ‘Zero Hour’ Sparks Community Concern for W.F. West’s Music Program
Declining student attendance and registration for W.F. West’s early morning “zero hour” music and physical education (P.E.) classes has led the Chehalis School District’s … more
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The sky glows a hazy peach color over Mount Rainier and the Twin Cities as the sun begins to set on the summer solstice, seen from Crego Hill in Adna.
Western Washington Looks Toward Hot Weekend After a Cold Spring
After months of cold, rainy weather, Washington is looking to potentially shake off its cold snap this weekend. According to the Seattle office of the National Weather Service (NWS), Western … more
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Washington State Senator John Braun talks about the importance of voting during a public meeting at the Winlock Community Center in November 202.
Republicans Release Statement Criticizing Inslee, Democrats for Inaction on Tax Reductions in Face of Inflation
In a statement released on Wednesday, state Senate Republican Leader Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia, and Republican ranking member for the Senate Ways and Means Committee Lynda Wilson, R-Vancouver, … more
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