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Lewis County Commissioners Gary Stamper and Sean Swope look on as SNAP-Ed program coordinator Melissa Davis, right, helps explains the program’s 2021 goals.
Lewis County’s WSU Extension Looks to Expand its Programs and Work With Local Food Banks
Lewis County’s Washington State University Extension Office is looking to expand its food supply and education programs to more schools and food banks, with ideas including farm to food programs, … more
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WDFW Solicits Input on Fish Passage Rules
As the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) works to create new rules to bolster fish passage in waterways, the agency is soliciting feedback at a virtual public meeting at 1 p.m. … more
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Port of Chehalis staff meets with an archeologist with Archaeological Investigations Northwest at the restoration site along Berwick Creek.
Port of Chehalis Works Toward Flood Control, Habitat Restoration on Berwick Creek
The Port of Chehalis has been working to restore a section of Berwick Creek that is adjacent to the Chehalis Generation Facility, a natural gas power plant. There are two purposes for this project. … more
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State Capital Gains Tax Bill Changes Shape as It Moves Through the Lawmaking Process
A Senate bill that would impose a tax on capital gains in Washington state looked much different from its original form when it passed out of the Senate Ways & Means Committee Tuesday … more
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Grays Harbor County Pharmacist Suspended for Allegedly Failing to Verify Patient Prescriptions
A Grays Harbor County pharmacist has been suspended for allegedly neglecting to check or verify the drug utilization review (DUR) on patient prescriptions. The Pharmacy Quality Assurance Commission … more
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Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler
How Will High-Profile Role Affect Future of Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler?
The political ramifications of Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler's high-profile role in the impeachment process depends on whom you ask. Some rank-and-file Republicans and independents are declaring a … more
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A duckling scratches while standing on a log in June 2018 near the edge of Capitol Lake in Olympia.
Thurston County Board of Commissioners OKs Climate Emergency Declaration, Mitigation Plan
Thurston County has adopted a interlocal climate mitigation plan that aims to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions over the next three decades. The Board of County Commissioners … more
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Franc Sawatzki, 55, from Whidbey Island, traveled to Tenino on Friday, June 26, to see if you could buy three scrips of Tenino wooden money. He wanted them as souvenirs for himself and family members. As luck would have it, Tenino resident Lauretta Mahlenbrei happened to be at Market Fresh at the same time with one of the four scrips she still has. Despite Sawatzki's cajoling, Mahlenbrei refused to sell.
Smithsonian Looks to Enshrine Tenino’s Wooden Money
Tenino’s response to the pandemic — widely-publicized wooden scrip similar to money that was distributed to residents — may soon be enshrined in the Smithsonian National Museum of American … more
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Rep. Debra Lekanoff is the prime sponsor of House Bill 1356 to prohibit "the inappropriate use" of Native imagery at public schools.
District 19 Republicans Split on Bill Banning Native Mascots
A bill to prohibit “the inappropriate use” of Native American imagery in public schools — including as mascots — was passed out of state legislative committee Friday, with Rep. Joel McEntire, … more
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Richie Tevis, who owns Harmony Heritage Farm with his wife, Lydia, shows the couple's daughter, Marilyn, one of their cows.
Silver Creek Soap Maker Thrives at Harmony Heritage Farm
Lydia Tevis had no idea at the age of 11 or 12 that her decision to learn to make soap would impact her life the way it has. She was just a homeschooled kid with an itch to learn to do something … more
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Flowers are seen in bloom in front of the Cascade Mental Health Care's downtown Chehalis office last month.
Cascade and Hope Alliance Partner in New Domestic Violence Support Program
Cascade Community Healthcare and Hope Alliance have partnered to roll out a new program to increase access to advocacy, peer support and therapy services to individuals experiencing domestic violence … more
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Director Mindy Greenwood holds up a card at the Cascade Community Healthcare office Thursday afternoon in Chehalis.
You Don’t Need a Court Order to Access Addiction Recovery Services in Lewis County, Provider Says
With more than 200 graduations since the program began in 2004, Lewis County Drug Court has seen tremendous success in its mission to help those arrested for drug-related crimes in their journey to … more
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Heavy snow caused the collapse of a carport the Lewis County Seniors nonprofit uses to help protect meals that are later delivered to senior citizens. 
Lewis County Seniors Nonprofit Seeks Help After Carport Collapses in Snow
Lewis County Seniors (LCS) is seeking community support after snow collapsed a carport at the Twin Cities Senior Center this weekend.Their meal program, which delivers seven meals a week to over 600 … more
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Republicans Speak Out Against Natural Gas Bill
On Tuesday, Feb. 9, the five Republicans serving on the Washington State House Environment and Energy Committee spoke out against a bill that would prohibit the use of natural gas in … more
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Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler
Herrera Beutler Reintroduces Bill to Make Childcare More Affordable
Earlier this month, U.S. Reps. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Battle Ground, and Katie Porter, D-California, reintroduced the Family Savings for Kids and Seniors Act. According to a news release, the act … more
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Police tape lines a newly erected fence outside the Washington State Capitol in Olympia as members of the National Guard standby with shields and tactical gear early last month. 
Top GOP Lawmakers: Take Down the Security Fence at the Capitol
The top Republican lawmakers in the Washington state Senate and House of Representatives sent a letter Thursday asking Gov. Jay Inslee and leaders on the other side of the aisle to take down fencing … more
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From top left: State Rep. Joel McEntire, R-Cathlamet; State Sen. Jeff Wilson, R-Longview; State Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia; State Rep. Ed Orcutt, R-Kalama; State Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia; and State Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen. 
How They Voted: A Look at the Decisions of 19th, 20th District Lawmakers
Gov. Jay Inslee signed SB 5061 into law last week to limit pandemic-related unemployment tax increases for Washington’s businesses. The Senate passed a package of House bills to distribute $2.2 … more
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Photos: Fort Borst Park in Centralia Glistens in the Snow
Fort Borst Park in Centralia was quiet and stunning on Saturday afternoon after a winter storm dumped about a foot of snow on the region.  more
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Sara Blankenship provided this image of Jaxx.
Readers' Lens: Pets Enjoying the Snow
We asked followers on Facebook to submit photos of their animals enjoying the recent snow, and they did not disappoint.  Here are some of the submissions. You can find dozens more … more
U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler, R-Battle Ground, speaks to The Reflector in January 2019. 
Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler Stepped Into the Spotlight in Trump Impeachment Trial. What Happens Now?
The low-profile Washington congresswoman with the nerve to escalate the fight of her political career against one of the biggest brawlers in the ring — Donald Trump — hails from a town called … more
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