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FILE PHOTO — Vehicles decorated with holiday finery stream down Tower Street in Centralia during the Centralia Downtown Association's second annual Lighted Tractor Parade in 2011.
Twin Transit to Offer Shuttle to Centralia Lighted Tractor Parade
Centralia’s extremely popular Lighted Tractor Parade will take place on Dec. 11 at 6 p.m., bringing brightly-lit tractors and vehicles through downtown Centralia. Parts of Tower Avenue, Main … more
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From left, Al Heryford, Gilbert White, Larry Mason and Squadron Commander Dan Whalen pose for a photo outside the Civil Air Patrol Lewis County Squadron meeting location at the Centralia Christian Church on Nov. 20.
After Drop in Enrollment, Lewis County Civil Air Patrol Squadron Leaders Discuss Program’s Benefits for Youths
The United States Air Force song, beginning with “Off we go, into the wild blue yonder,” was written by a Chehalis High School graduate. This is just one of the countless ties between … more
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Centralia resident Neal Kirby stands at the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro on the morning of Thanksgiving in this photograph he provided to The Chronicle.
Centralia Climber Summits Mount Kilimanjaro on Thanksgiving
Neal Kirby, who worked previously as the principal at Edison Elementary School and Centralia Middle School, has made it to the top of Mount Rainier five times in his sixties. But that hasn’t … more
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Lights illuminate George Washington Park during a Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Centralia Friday night.
In Focus: Centralia Tree Lighting Marks Countdown to Christmas
Sirens: Burglar Pukes Everywhere; Arrested With Cart of Goods; Stranger Does Laundry in Home
CENTRALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT Crashes • One driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries after they were involved in a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of West Fifth and … more
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Diane Bunch, left, and Tina Clevenger.
Arbor Health Recognizes Staff Through Excellence Awards
Arbor Health has announced more awards granted to staff of the health care company, which is comprised of Morton Hospital and clinics in Morton, Mossyrock and Randle. Two employees have been … more
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Congressional candidate Joe Kent talks to the crowd about his service during Veterans Recognition Day in Chehalis at the Veterans Memorial Museum on September 11, 2021.
Republican Joe Kent Faces ‘the Establishment’ and His Own Party in Long-Odds Congressional Bid
The latest battle in Joe Kent’s life is a primary election nine months away. It’s unlike any the former Green Beret has faced before. Perched on a picnic table in Kalama, Washington, … more
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Image from the 2016 Centralia Lighted Tractor Parade on Saturday, Dec. 10 in downtown Centralia.
Community Calendar: Downtown Centralia Christmas Celebrations; Breakfast With Santa; Winlock-Vader Food Bank Drive n’ Drop
To have an event added to the calendar, email reporter Isabel Vander Stoep at isabel@chronline.com. ‘The Shed' Christmas Market Dec. 2 through 4 at 516 Spooner Road, Chehalis; Thursday 4 … more
Grace Bradley (portrayed by Andrea Weston-Smart) attempts to teach the Sunday school class, including the rowdy Herdmans, the meaning of Christmas in "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" opening Dec. 3 at the Evergreen Playhouse in Centralia.
Evergreen Playhouse Tale Asks: What Makes the Best Pageant?
In many ways, “The Best Christmas Pageant” is the perfect Christmas story for the Evergreen Playhouse this year, said Dave Marsh, who is co-directing the show with his wife, … more
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South Thurston Fire and EMS member James Presley Taylor smiles and waves while being driven by Trevor Richey, also with South Thurston, during a prior Oregon Trail Days celebration.
South Thurston Fire and EMS Fire Protection District 12 to Build New Station
The South Thurston Fire and EMS Fire Protection District 12’s bond measure to replace its current headquarters tallied up 61.61% of voters in favor of the measure, or 1,056 votes, as tabulated … more
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In this photo from November 2, 2021, Mike Ross of Detroit casts his vote with his daughter Mica Ross and wife LaTonya Ross at Carstens Elementary-Middle School in Detroit. (Ryan Garza/Detroit Free Press/TNS)
Supporters Gear up to Collect Signatures on Michigan Petition to Decide Presidency by Popular Vote
DETROIT — Two former political rivals are gearing up to begin collecting signatures for an initiative that could make their vision of deciding presidential elections by the popular vote rather … more
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An Israeli health worker administers a dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine to a six-year-old child at Clalit Health Services in Jerusalem on Nov. 23, 2021, as Israel begins coronavirus vaccination campaign for children aged five to 11. (Menahem Kahana/AFP via Getty Images/TNS)
Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Year for 2021 Is ‘Vaccine’
Even the dictionary knows you’ve been “doing your own research.” After a year of normalizing phrases like “shots in arms” and “COVID toe,” Merriam-Webster … more
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Matthew Strugar, an animal and civil rights attorney who sued SeaWorld several years ago over captive orcas, shows some of the many mysterious postcards he later received. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
He Sued SeaWorld to Liberate the Whales. Then he Started Getting Postcards From Them
LOS ANGELES — In 2018, Matthew Strugar received a postcard from a whale. The card came out of an old SeaWorld tourist pack, the kind with glossy pictures of animals doing tricks, purchased … more
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Contact tracer Cherie Hunter puts on her headset and sets up her laptop as she prepares to make phone calls from her home in Tinley Park, Illinois, on Thursday, Nov. 4, 2021, to people who have tested positive for COVID-19. (Antonio Perez/Chicago Tribune/TNS)
From Tearful Interviews to Summoning Ambulances, Contact Tracing ‘Takes an Emotional and Psychological Toll' 
CHICAGO — It’s not unusual for people to cry on the phone when they talk with contact tracers. Often, people vent to them about their fears, such as missing work because of a COVID-19 … more
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Annie Farmer, left, and Courtney Wild, right, who claimed they were molested by Jeffrey Epstein when they were teenagers, in a file photo from July 2019. (Emily Michot/Miami Herald/TNS)
As Ghislaine Maxwell’s Sex Trafficking Trial Begins, One Epstein Accuser Is Filled With Dread
NEW YORK — The first woman to say she was assaulted by Jeffrey Epstein is bracing for a moment she’s long dreaded: the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell. Opening arguments begin Monday in the … more
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Heavy Rains, Rising River Waters Bring More Flooding to Saturated Northwest Washington Communities
Heavy rainfall and gusts brought flooding and power outages to parts of northwest Washington, including communities still reeling from devastating floods two weeks ago. The National Weather … more
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Survey: More Than 6,000 Nurses Are Needed in Hospitals Throughout Washington
The nursing shortage is a pressing reality for hospitals across Washington. A recent survey from the Washington State Hospital Association, which included responses from 80 hospitals that have 85% … more
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The Washington State Capitol building
As Opposition Grows, Washington's Long-Term Care Tax to See Fixes in Legislature This Session
Support for Washington state's long-term care benefit program is divisive, but 51% of Washington residents support the program, according to an AARP poll published this fall. A third of residents … more
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UW Researchers Create Wearable Device That Detects and Reverses Opioid Overdoses
University of Washington researchers have developed a wearable device used to detect and reverse opioid overdoses, a potentially significant step in curbing a local and national opioid epidemic … more
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World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus gestures as he speaks during a news briefing on the COVID-19 virus at the WHO headquarters in Geneva on March 9, 2020. (Fabrice Coffrini/AFP/Getty Images/TNS)
WHO Urges Caution as South Africa Calls Omicron ‘Mild’
The World Health Organization is urging caution after two South African health experts, including the doctor who first sounded the alarm about the omicron variant, indicated that symptoms linked to … more
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