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Chehalis River near Bunker Creek Road in Adna from a Cessna Cardinal.
In Focus: The Chehalis River From Above, Part Two
As The Chronicle's "Headwaters to Harbor" project continues to move down the Chehalis River, here are more aerial photographs to show the waterway from above.  See the first installment … more
David Douglas, namesake for the Douglas fir.
A Historical River Voyage, Part 2: Up the ‘Cheecheeler River’
Editor’s Note: As Chronicle journalists paddle down the Chehalis River for the "Headwaters to Harbor" project, we look back at one of the first written accounts of a similar voyage, from … more
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Reporter Isabel Vander Stoep paddles near the state Route 6 bridge over the Chehalis River on Monday.
How to Stay Safe While on Western Washington Rivers, Lakes
As the weather warms up, Washington residents are sure to turn to water activities like boating, swimming, paddling and all sorts of water sports. And this year, as the cost of gas soars, safety … more
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Brian Mittge paddles near an eroded bank of the Chehalis River Monday afternoon.
Headwaters to Harbor: River Diary No. 2 — The River Giveth and Taketh Away
Editor’s Note: This story is part of "Headwaters to Harbor," a project by The Chronicle to document the Chehalis River from Pe Ell to Grays Harbor while highlighting people and issues connected … more
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The sun shines down on a rock face along the Chehalis River near Pe Ell on Saturday.
Headwaters to Harbor: River Diary No. 1 — Up a River With Only a Paddle
Editor’s Note: This story is part of "Headwaters to Harbor," a project by The Chronicle to document the Chehalis River from Pe Ell to Grays Harbor while highlighting people and issues connected … more
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Downed trees catch on sandbars along the Chehalis River Friday near Pe Ell.
Chehalis River Fun Fact: Why Engineer Log Jams? Fish Are Fans of Large Wood in River
By 2021, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) had installed 27 log jams along the Skookumchuck River. At a glance, large wood in the river may appear to impede the water and life … more
The river gage in Doty is seen over the Chehalis River outside Owl and Olive on Saturday.
Chehalis River Fun Facts: Water Measurements — What’s a Cubic Foot Per Second?
A garden hose fills a 5-gallon bucket in about one minute. Therefore, water in the hose can be measured as 5 gallons per minute. Water in rivers is measured by USGS gages at a rate of cubic feet per … more
David Douglas (1799-1834), Scottish botanist
A Historical River Voyage, Part 1: The Harrowing Journey of David Douglas to the Chehalis River
Editor’s Note: One of the earliest written records of a voyage along the Chehalis River came from explorer and botanist David Douglas. As The Chronicle’s journalists paddle the river in … more
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Dave Neiser smiles while standing next to his yellow Cessna 177 Cardinal at the Chehalis-Centralia Airport last week.
Flying Over the Chehalis River With a Former Lewis County Detective
Editor’s Note: This story is part of "Headwaters to Harbor," a project by The Chronicle to document the Chehalis River from Pe Ell to Grays Harbor while highlighting people and issues connected … more
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The Chehalis River flows from the Willapa Hills past Pe Ell on Friday.
The View From Above: The Upper Chehalis River Basin in Photos
A day prior to departing for a journey from Pe Ell to Grays Harbor, Chronicle journalists Isabel Vander Stoep and Jared Wenzelburger were treated to a look from above by pilot Dave Neiser. The … more
The Owl and Olive, a restaurant with Mediterranean and Italian inspired food between Doty and Pe Ell, is pictured beside the Chehalis River from above. A cable from the USGS Doty Chehalis River gage can be seen stretching across the water in the center of the photo.
Mediterranean, Italian Food at the Doty Chehalis River Gage
Food from a barn on the Chehalis River doesn’t necessarily conjure high expectations. Fortunately for Owl and Olive owners Stephen Hueffed and his wife, Amy, that means customers are … more
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The Chehalis River is seen from above in this photograph taken by Chronicle photographer Jared Wenzelburger Friday.
Brian Mittge Commentary: Spring Days Paddling on the Chehalis River
Today, if all goes according to plan, two Chronicle journalists will begin an epic trip down the Chehalis River. Reporter Isabel Vander Stoep and photographer Jared Wenzelberger are beginning … more
Lee First, an environmental activist, and geomorphologist Paul Bakke paddle the Chehalis River during a trip with Chronicle journalists Isabel Vander Stoep and Jared Wenzelburger Tuesday.
From Headwaters to Harbor: Journalists to Chronicle Chehalis River Adventure From Pe Ell to Hoquiam
Shrouded by early May mist and Oregon ash, the Black River on Tuesday morning swallowed up our shadows as we paddled downstream. Honks of Canada geese and trills of red-winged blackbirds tuned out … more
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