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Centralia College to Hold Four Free Concerts in June
The Centralia College Music Department will hold four free concerts at the Corbet Theatre in June. All concerts begin at 7 p.m. On June 6, the Centralia College Band will perform under the … more
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After Gov. Jay Inslee signed a new bill related to pet insurance into law in April, Washington residents can expect more protection and less confusion, according to a news release from Washington state Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler. 
State Insurance Commissioner Highlights New Rules Under State Pet Insurance Law
After Gov. Jay Inslee signed a new bill related to pet insurance into law in April, Washington residents can expect more protection and less confusion, according to a news release from Washington … more
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FILE PHOTO — Sandstone walls of Tenino’s Quarry Pool are covered with moss, ferns and dirt earlier this year.
Seasonal Lifeguards Needed for Tenino Quarry Pool This Summer
As the City of Tenino nears completion of renovations to reopen its regionally-famous Quarry Pool, city staff are seeking seasonal lifeguards to help keep visitors safe once it’s officially … more
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FILE PHOTO — Amber K. Ingram, also known as Amber K. Rushton, 40, of Onalaska, appears in Lewis County Superior Court.
Accused Onalaska Mail Thief Pleads Guilty to 47 Charges
The Onalaska woman accused of stealing a substantial amount of mail in Lewis County has pleaded guilty to a combined total of 47 charges between her three active Lewis County Superior Court cases. … more
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FILE PHOTO — Holly Phelps, owner of the Shady Lady in downtown Centralia, stands in the narrow hallway adorned with pictures of Madame Ruth Rucker, who ran a brothel in Centralia in the early 20th century, while giving a tour of her new Bordello Museum.
‘Museums, Murals & Moonshine’ Tours Scheduled for June 3 in Downtown Centralia
The Centralia Downtown Festivals Association is once again hosting guided “Museums, Murals & Moonshine” tours of historic downtown Centralia on Saturday, June 3. “Join us … more
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The new flight building near Montesano is a 50-foot-wide, 16-foot-tall pen for sick or injured raptors to regain muscle strength and hunting skills before returning to the wild.
New Pen in Grays Harbor County Key to Recovery of Hurt Raptors
A new facility on the campus of the Twin Harbors Wildlife Center in Montesano will allow wildlife doctors to more seamlessly rehabilitate, and then release, sick and injured birds of prey. The … more
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Raymond police are seeking information on a missing 14-year-old last seen on Sunday. (Courtesy photo / Raymond Police Department)
Raymond Police Seeking Missing Teen
The Raymond Police Department is seeking information on a teenager last seen on Sunday afternoon. Andrew Shields, 14, was last seen at his residence in the Riverdale area of Raymond at about … more
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Mia Moore Marchant wants to make Aberdeen and Hoquiam stand out when she shoots her first feature film, "Again Again".
Filmmaker Wants to 'Make Aberdeen Look Really Cool'
Mia Moore Marchant wants to make Aberdeen and Hoquiam stand out when she shoots her first feature film, "Again Again". The sci-fi romance picture starts shooting in late June and it's slated to … more
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Eastern Washington Man Who Fired at Two State Troopers Said His Plan Was to Be Shot
A 62-year-old Pasco man planned for a year to be shot by police before he allegedly put this plan into motion on Sunday. Melvin Joseph Brown stopped his car on the side of Interstate 82 early … more
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Reward for Information About Dog Killings in Eastern Washington Up to $10,000
The reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for violently killing five dogs found in the Lower Yakima Valley this spring is now up to $10,000. PETA announced Tuesday … more
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Man Found Dead Under Interstate 5 Overpass in Thurston County Identified
A 58-year-old man found dead Friday morning in Olympia has been identified, according to the Thurston County Coroner's Office. John R. Davis was found dead just before 8 a.m. under the Boulevard … more
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Salmonella Outbreak in Washington Likely Linked to Papa Murphy's Cookie Dough
The Washington State Department of Health is investigating several cases of salmonella likely linked to raw take-and-bake cookie dough products from Papa Murphy's. Papa Murphy's raw chocolate … more
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Arrest Order Extended for Pierce County Woman With Tuberculosis
A civil arrest warrant has been extended for a Tacoma woman who has refused treatment for tuberculosis for more than a year, according to Pierce County health officials. The case has been … more
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Gov. Jay Inslee introduces himself to Chehalis Tribal Fifth Council Rachelle Ferguson at Maple Lane’s new behavioral health facility on Friday, Jan. 27.
Gov. Jay Inslee Fires First Director of Washington Equity Office
OLYMPIA — Gov. Jay Inslee's office has fired the first director of a new state office to promote equity in state government. Karen A. Johnson's last day was Wednesday after more than two … more
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Oregon District Attorney Drops Case After a Prosecutor Calls Defendant ‘Drunk Hispanic Guy’
A Marion County deputy district attorney referred to a criminal defendant as a “drunk Hispanic guy” in a discussion with the man’s lawyer, leading the county’s top prosecutor … more
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Court Orders Oregon Department of Corrections to Provide Gender-Affirming Care to Prisoner
A Marion County Circuit Court judge this month ordered the Oregon Department of Corrections to immediately provide gender-affirming care to an incarcerated transgender woman who alleged she had been … more
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FILE PHOTO — A car fuels up in Chehalis.
Tribes Ramp Up Pressure on Washington Over Gas Prices as Climate Laws' Effects Take Hold
LUMMI RESERVATION — Leaders from at least a dozen Washington tribes may soon meet with Gov. Jay Inslee's administration to raise concerns and ask questions about the effects of the state's new … more
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Chronicle News Dump 144: This Seems Like an Unusually High Number of Lawsuits
On the 144th episode of The Chronicle News Dump hosts Aaron VanTuyl, Editor-in-Chief Eric Schwartz and Assistant Editor Isabel Vander Stoep discuss the latest lawsuit filed against Lewis County, the … more
A memorial for Shawn Jemtegaard was held at Yelm High School on Sunday, May 21.
Hundreds Gather in Memory of Fallen Thurston County Youth Football Coach
Shawn Jemtegaard’s family members, friends, colleagues, and youth football athletes gathered at Yelm High School on Sunday, May 21, to honor his life and memory during a memorial service. … more
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Aron Christensen and his dog, Buzzo, are pictured in this photo previously provided to The Chronicle by his family.
Lewis County Officials Decline to Comment on Pending $20 Million Claim by Family of Aron Christensen
Lewis County officials declined to comment this week on a pending $20 million legal claim submitted by the estate of Aron Christensen that is the likely precursor to a lawsuit.  … more
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