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A 1930 Ford Model A visits the locally famous gingerbread house on Market Boulevard after traveling from Toledo to Chehalis on Christmas Day.
A Parting Christmas Photo From the Chehalis ‘Gingerbread House’
The moon rises above Mount St. Helens at sunset last March. Sediment control downriver of Mount St. Helens is among the projects funding by recently-passed federal legislation.
Federal Legislation Includes Over $14 Million for Southwest Washington
A news release from the office of U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Washington, announced last week that the passage of a 2023 omnibus spending bill has “secured” a total of $14,978,000 for … more
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Lewis County Public Works Director Josh Metcalf, right, explains the details of the West Connector Project to Port of Centralia Commissioners who voted to pass a resolution supporting the project at the Port's regular meeting last Wednesday.
Port of Centralia Supports Project That Eventually Seeks to Link State Route 6 to Harrison Avenue
The last regular meeting of the year for the Port of Centralia was a crowded one.   On Dec. 21, 17 people packed into the port’s conference room, including a handful of city and … more
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Sirens: Stolen Mail, Packages Left Behind After Car Prowl; Car Stolen While Warming Up; Interrupted Vehicle Prowl 
Centralia Police Department Christmas Burglary • Two people wearing motorcycle helmets and backpacks broke into a residence in the 1500 block of Lum Road and stole items. The burglary … more
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Centralia College to Host Southwest Washington Chess Championships; Students Encouraged to Sign Up
The Southwest Washington high school and middle school chess championships are set to be held on Saturday, Feb. 4, 2023 at Centralia College. Middle and high school students of all skill levels are … more
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Proposed improvements to the Toledo High School stadium are detailed in these renderings provided by the school district.
Toledo School District Seeks Voters’ Approval for Levy to Pay for New Track and Grandstands
In a Dec. 21 news release, the Toledo School District formally announced it is seeking voter approval for a new tax levy that will be used to fund a $3.1 million stadium at Toledo High … more
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Quinn, a 2-year-old golden Labrador retriever, sits in front of seized drugs and cash at the Burien police headquarters on Thursday. Quinn worked his first drug bust the day before.
Former Purina Puppy Chow Model Shines as Major Washington Drug Bust Nets $10M Worth of Meth, Fentanyl, Heroin
BURIEN — Quinn, a 2-year-old golden Labrador retriever, worked his first drug bust Wednesday, helping a team of veteran Burien police and King County sheriff's detectives score an estimated … more
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Report: 34.5% Decline in Northwest Cherry Crop From Previous Year
A small statewide cherry crop had been predicted ever since snow and cold interfered with the April blooming season, and final harvest numbers show just how small it was. Northwest cherry … more
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PHOTO OF THE WEEK: Bill and Dan Logan are pictured with an early Christmas present — an erector set. They’re shown in this 1947 photo with their dog, Blackie. The early gift was a result of the fact that James W. Logan, their father, was shipped out to Korea. The boys and their dog are in front of the fireplace at their home at 1004 S. Tower Ave. in Centralia.
A Look Back in Time: Lewis County Has ‘Quiet’ Christmas in 1952
Lewis County had a “quiet” Christmas in 1952, The Chronicle reported on Friday, Dec. 26, 1952.  “Christmas Day — as it should be — was a peaceful one for the … more
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Firefighters with Cowlitz 2 Fire and Rescue rescued a male truck driver from a waterway after his semi-truck slid off the road near mile marker 36 on southbound Interstate 5 Friday afternoon.
In Focus: Firefighters Rescue Truck Driver After Crash Into Icy Water in Cowlitz County Along Interstate 5 on Friday
Firefighters with Cowlitz 2 Fire and Rescue rescued a male truck driver from a waterway after his semi-truck slid off the road near mile marker 36 on southbound Interstate 5 Friday … more
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Vanessa Nixon recently published “Meno-Morphosis: Rituals, Spells and Natural Remedies for Peri, Mid and Postmenopausal Women,” a book she said is an appropriate read for any woman age 35 or older, no matter what stage inside or outside menopause they find themselves in.
Lewis County Naturopath Hopes Book Helps Women Find Help, Support Through Menopause
For her first published book, traditional naturopath Vanessa Nixon knew she wanted to tackle a subject that many people find hard to discuss but affects so many: menopause. Through her … more
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A lithograph by Day & Son shows the steamship SS Pacific rescuing the crew of another ship during a heavy gale in December 1852. (Library of Congress)
Diving Drones and a Timid Octopus: Washington Treasure Hunters Find Shipwreck
After a dozen expeditions and decades of searching, it was a couple of pieces of waterlogged wood and a fearful octopus that helped two inventive mariners find the wreckage of the SS Pacific. … more
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Two Western Washington Power Substations, One PSE Facility Vandalized Christmas Day
PUYALLUP — Three Tacoma-area power substations were vandalized early Christmas morning, officials said Sunday, cutting off power to more than 14,000 people in eastern Pierce County. The … more
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Driver Injured After Crashing Car in Grays Harbor County Saturday Night
A 32-year-old Lacey man was hurt Saturday night in a single-vehicle wreck on state Route 8, according to Washington State Patrol. The injured man, who troopers say is suspected of driving under … more
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A semi truck sits in a ditch along Bishop Road in Chehalis on Friday with the front-end buried in mud.
Warm Washington Weather Should Make Ice Storm Mostly a Bad Memory
Lots of work from transportation crews as well as warmer temperatures allowed Snoqualmie Pass to reopen Christmas Day, and with a warm front moving through, post-holiday highway travel should … more
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Attacks on Three Western Washington Electrical Substations Affect Thousands — Investigation Underway
Three power substations in East Pierce County operated by Tacoma Public Utilities and Puget Sound Energy were attacked and vandalized early Sunday, resulting in power outages affecting thousands of … more
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Eastern Washington Uber Driver Hospitalized After Attack on Christmas Eve
Duane and Andrea Johnson had planned to have everyone over for Christmas brunch on Sunday morning. Instead, they spent the holiday at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center after Duane Johnson, … more
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Six Rescued in Christmas Morning Flooding in Northwest Washington
Gusty winds may cause localized power outages and tree limb damage Monday-Tuesday, Dec. 26-27, in Whatcom County, according to the National Weather Service. A high wind watch forecast southerly … more
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Armed Robberies at Washington Pot Shops Hit Decade High
A decade into Washington's legalization of marijuana, the cash-only industry has skyrocketed, leading licensed businesses to grapple with vast stores of cash on-site that render them soft targets for … more
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The ilani Casino Resort in Ridgefield on Nov. 30, 2022.
Cowlitz Tribe Cooperating in Federal Antitrust Probe
The Cowlitz Indian Tribe is handing over thousands of pages of documents to the U.S. Department of Justice as part of a preliminary probe into potential violations of federal antitrust laws. An … more
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