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I would like to thank The Chronicle for their professionalism and commitment to fair reporting. By sending a reporter to City of Winlock council meetings, they provide citizens with accurate …
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9/15/25
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“I received threats to my job and my safety, some over email, some over the phone, including one that mentioned my wife by name,” writes high school librarian Gavin Downing about …
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9/15/25
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In response to Mike Kimbrel’s letter on Sept. 14, I must take issue with his biased opinion that Democrats don’t just tax the rich, they tax everybody.
In a democracy, everyone is …
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9/15/25
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Martin Luther King Jr. was a beacon of hope during the civil rights movement; he exemplified the power of non-violent resistance, and his dreams were not merely for equality, they were for …
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9/15/25
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Today, a lot of people don’t like to discuss politics. Families have been broken up over discussions about politics. I think this fact is so widely known that I don’t need to waste space …
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9/15/25
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1. People are angry and volatile and need to take a breath.
2. Our public officials need to stop jumping to conclusions without any facts.
3. Taking responsibility for wrongful/hurtful …
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9/15/25
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Charlie Kirk is dead. He was murdered by an assailant while debating at a Utah college. A terrible tragedy, but why is this more important than any other death?
The fact of the matter is that it …
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9/15/25
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Patrick Tidwell felt hopeless. He was living in a park in Sacramento seven years ago, addicted to methamphetamine and other drugs. One day he finally cried out to God.
“I feel like I'm …
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Commentary by Brian Mittge / For The Chronicle
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9/12/25
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Charlie Kirk brought his formidable debating skills, love of country and strong faith in God to the University of Washington’s Seattle campus in May 2024. The popular young conservative leader …
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Commentary by Sen. John Braun
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9/12/25
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Enough is enough.
Charlie Kirk has now become one of the most infamous modern-day martyrs — a man who boldly carried Christian values everywhere he went. His voice stirred hearts, shook …
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9/12/25
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There are three kinds of voters in our country today: Those who work for a living and produce something of value; those who save and invest and benefit from owning capital; and those who wish to live …
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9/12/25
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A recent letter to the editor lamented lack of balance in The Chronicle’s opinion section. It seems to me that lately, we’ve been seeing letters and opinions from different sides of our …
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9/12/25
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If you believe we need, and deserve, responsible leadership and local representation in Washington, D.C., here is a great opportunity for you.
Sen. John Braun is running for Third Congressional …
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9/12/25
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Please plan to attend the fundraising reception for state Sen. John Braun (who is running for the Third Congressional District seat) at Jester’s Auto Museum located at 321 Hamilton Road, …
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9/12/25
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Dear students, staff, faculty, administrators, Centralia College alumni and communities served:
Hearty congratulations to all as we celebrate Centralia College’s 100th anniversary.
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Commentary by Dr. Henry P. Kirk
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9/12/25
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Centralia is in the midst of making long-term decisions on growth. We’re completing our comprehensive plan, which is a planning document that uses a 20-year horizon and covers the gamut of …
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Commentary by Kelly Smith Johnston
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9/12/25
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An often-overlooked factor correlated to the health of an individual or family is their financial security. When families can pay their bills, keep the lights on and put food on the table without …
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Commentary by state Rep. Peter Abbarno
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9/12/25
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In 1787, as delegates emerged from drafting our Constitution, a citizen famously asked Benjamin Franklin what sort of government have you given us? His reply—“A republic, if you can keep …
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By Cathy McMorris Rodgers / Cathy McMorris Rodgers Leadership Institute
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9/12/25
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I’ve owned a 1993 Honda Trail 70 for years. Although it is street legal, it has seen very few miles actually on the street.
But I have always kept it licensed for those moments when …
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Commentary by John McCroskey / For The Chronicle
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9/10/25
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The saying is, "Agriculture is a profession of hope." But hope in the farm community is waning. Or so says the monthly report from the Purdue Center for Commercial Agriculture.
The Purdue/CME …
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By Pam Lewison / Washington Policy Center
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9/10/25
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