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Five Pot Shops Have Been Rammed and Robbed in Seven Days — Investigators Seek Links
The method is the same each time: A stolen car slams through the entrance of a marijuana shop, shattering glass and scattering debris everywhere. A group of masked thieves rushes in, ransacks the … more
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Man Detained After Trying to Start Fire Along I-5 in Thurston County, State Patrol Says
A man was detained Friday by Washington State Patrol troopers and ultimately taken to an area hospital after he tried to start a fire along the freeway near Lacey, a trooper said Sunday. About … more
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A Quinault-owned subsea cable landing station, shown here in an artist’s rendering, will provide under-served communities with industry-standard broadband internet. Construction is slated to begin in mid-to-late 2023, and the station will be operational in 2025. It will land the first new ocean fiber cables in Washington in over 20 years.
Quinault Indian Nation Works to Close ‘Digital Gap’ With New Cable Landing Station
Aiming to narrow the “digital divide” in under-served and rural communities, the Quinault Indian Nation announced Wednesday its plan to construct an indigenous-owned subsea cable landing … more
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Congressional candidates Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, and Joe Kent, R-Yacolt, discuss their stance on popular issues at a debate at Lower Columbia College on Thursday, Oct. 27, in Longview. The event was hosted by Oregon Public Broadcasting’s “Think Out Loud” program and was moderated by radio host Dave Miller.
Kent and Gluesenkamp Perez Trade Jabs, Talk Policies During Latest Debate
More than 300 people filled the auditorium at Lower Columbia College Thursday night for Oregon Public Broadcasting’s debate between Republican Joe Kent and Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez for … more
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FILE PHOTO — Stray cats look on from a porch Wednesday morning.
Thurston County's Feral Cats Get to Keep Their Freedom With New Trap-and-Release Program
Mowgli, a stray black cat, darted from his cage and scurried down a wooded trail behind the Joint Animal Services shelter on Martin Way East. This was not a daring escape, but an intentional and … more
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Lewis, Thurston and Grays Harbor Counties See Some of State's Highest Home Price Increases, According to Study
A recent study by SmartAsset, a financial technology company, has found which Washington state counties have seen the most home price increases over five years. The study found the top 10 … more
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FILE PHOTO — Gov. Jay Inslee talks during a tour of the cold weather shelter at the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds in Chehalis in 2019.
Gov. Jay Inslee, Lawmakers Aim to Keep Anti-Abortion 'Tentacles' Out of Washington
Gov. Jay Inslee and state Democratic lawmakers revealed details Friday about a push to enact a "shield law" that would protect abortion patients and providers from out-of-state legal action, and … more
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The debris of a plane crash in the Mount Jefferson Wilderness is located in a remote and difficult-to-reach spot.
Reality Stars Help Remove Plane Wreck From Wilderness After Chehalis Man’s Fatal Crash
The family of a pilot who died in a plane crash deep in the Mount Jefferson Wilderness received help last week from an unlikely source to remove the plane's debris. Wayne Wirt, 67, of Chehalis, … more
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Starbucks Sued for Allegedly Ripping Off Coffee-Flavored Lip Balm Idea
Dr. Oz and a lip balm maker walk into a Starbucks. The punchline: A lawsuit is filed. Coffee-flavored lip balm is at the center of a legal dispute between Starbucks and a relative of Mehmet Oz, … more
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Attendees pose for a photo with Joe Kent and Tulsi Gabbard before a campaign rally on Sunday at Volunteer Park in Bucoda.
Congressional Candidate Joe Kent's Addresses Claims With Nearly 200 Pages of Tax Returns
Third Congressional District candidate Joe Kent's campaign on Friday released three years of his tax returns in response to increased inquiries concerning the legitimacy of his employment. The … more
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Woodland caribou grazing in a forest in Canada. (Peggy and Erwin Bauer - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service NCTC)
Mountain Caribou Remain Washington State Protected Species Despite Local Extinction
Caribou will remain a state protected species despite being extinct in Washington. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Commission voted unanimously to keep the protection during a … more
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Martiza Bravo receives an embrace and applause moments after her appointment to the Centralia School Board during a board meeting on Wednesday. Bravo will take her oath of office on Nov. 9.
Maritza Bravo to Join Centralia School Board
The Centralia School Board voted unanimously Wednesday evening to appoint Maritza Bravo to a vacant seat on the board. She will serve the remaining year of Position 2 Director Beverly … more
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Fall is in full swing in Southwest Washington after an unseasonable warm spell almost instantly changed to cooler temperatures and rain this week. These photos were captured by Chronicle Photo Editor Jared Wenzelburger on Thursday afternoon at Centralia College.
In Focus: Signs of the Season Plentiful at Centralia College on Thursday Afternoon
Rebecca Nichols talks about a fence around her yard at her Chehalis residence along Jean Road in early October.
Owner of Karma the ‘Dangerous Dog’ Facing Charges for Criminal Assistance, Harassment in Lewis County Superior Court
A Chehalis woman is facing charges of rendering criminal assistance in the second degree and harassment after an alleged incident where a minor in her care harassed and killed a cat and a second … more
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Jamie Lanier, owner of Aquarium Pro in the Fairway Center in Centralia, interacts with Big Red, a red-tail catfish that is the mascot of the store.
Finding a Mission in Fish: Aquarium Pro in Centralia Wants to Educate the Next Generation
It would be safe to say that fishkeeping is a lifelong passion for Jamie Lanier. Growing up in Hong Kong, her dad kept a 100-gallon fish tank at their home where he bred a tropical fish called … more
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U.S. Army Special Forces Team Sergeant Jonathan Lu will be the guest speaker at Adna High School’s Veterans Day assembly on Nov. 8 starting at 8:45 a.m.
U.S. Army Special Forces Medical Sergeant to Give Veterans Day Assembly Speech at Adna High School
U.S. Army Special Forces Team Sergeant Jonathan Lu will be the guest speaker at Adna High School’s Veterans Day assembly on Nov. 8 starting at 8:45 a.m. Lu originally enlisted in 2003 as a … more
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Falling Tree Knocked Out Power for More Than 5,000 Centralia Residents Thursday
A power outage in Centralia occurred Thursday at approximately 1:15 p.m. after wind blew a tree into a transmission line between the North Port and Zimmerman Centralia City Light substations. … more
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Cornhole Tournament to Raise Money for Hearing and Speech Screenings for Toddlers
Twin Cities Sertoma and Reliable Enterprises are hosting a cornhole tournament to raise money for the In-Tot Infant and Toddler Development Center to support hearing and speech screenings for … more
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Sen. Jim McCune, R-Graham, represents the 2nd Legislative District, which includes southern Pierce County and part of Thurston County, including Yelm and Lacey.
State Sen. Jim McCune Pledges to Fight Proposed Expansion Airport
In an Oct. 27 news release, state Sen. Jim McCune, R-Graham, announced he intends to fight the Commercial Aviation Coordination Commission’s (CACC) proposal to construct an airport at one of … more
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Morton School District to Rename Baseball Field After Former Teacher and Coach Jim Johnson
The Morton School Board approved a proposal to rename the high school baseball field after former Morton teacher and coach Jim Johnson on Monday. Morton Schools Athletic Director Lee Metcalf and … more
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