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The Fort Borst Park drive-thru light display will open to the public on Friday, Dec. 6. People of all ages are invited to enjoy colorful holiday displays from the comfort of your vehicle. … more
ving, I want to take this opportunity to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who makes the Centralia School District such a remarkable place to learn, work and grow. I am thankful for our … more
We have all heard the horror stories of working customer service. According to NELP, the National Employment Law Project, an employee who worked at McDonald’s reported that a man hit her … more
The commentary in the Nov. 12 Chronicle by the Seattle Times writer really missed the mark. Obviously, being a Seattle reporter, he’s going to be liberal and wonder how the left lost and most … more
On behalf of the Sacred Heart Preservation Foundation and the Byzantine Catholic congregation of Winlock, we extend a heartfelt thank you to our many local supporters. The Old Sacred Heart … more
Apparently, qualifications to work in the new Trump administration include being a Vladimir Putin stooge or to have been a sexual abuser. Tulsi Gabbard has openly taken Russia’s side in the … more
We in America are separated in our basic moral beliefs, conservative MAGA Republicans versus pro-government Liberal Democrats. This unprecedented conflict between our people is consistent with our … more
Abortion needs to be legal and safely accessible to all women in the United States. Women have been told for years that our bodies do not belong to us and that we should not have any say in … more
Brian Dow’s letter to the editor on Nov. 20 goes to show that, once again, the left doesn’t get it. He starts with the long-term health care initiative that didn’t pass, complaining … more
With the upcoming visit by Gov. Jay Inslee and other public servants to Green Hill, we're hoping to express that Chehalis has done its duty, housing our state's troubled youth since the 1890s. … more
Using the restroom in public schools can become one of the most controversial things in today’s society for the teenage generation if something doesn’t change. When a human being … more
No breaks for juveniles. No more sheltering minors who are arrested for felonies. This protects gang members and their parents, but does not protect the public. Murder is murder, … more
There seems to be a lot of misinformation finding its way into the opinion columns in this paper recently. So much so I almost wanted to recommend a change to the section they are posted in all … more
The recent revelations about Centralia Police Department Interim-Commander David Clary’s actions during the Oct. 11 incident demand swift and decisive accountability. Commander Clary … more
I agree with Washington state Sen. John Braun of the 20th Legislative District in his Nov. 9 op-ed. “Let's go to work!” Braun has been allowed more than ample space on the opinion … more
The left hates the right and the right hates the left. There is no middle ground. I was a Democrat until King Obama and Queen Inslee took office, and then I opened my eyes and became a … more
Letter writer Trisha Reeves thinks landlords are greedy. When the cost of doing business increases because of changes in supply and demand or because some elitist government agency requires … more
I think letter writer Shirley Lewis has an excellent suggestion on improving the operation of the assessor’s office. My own idea was to provide the comparables with the notice of new values … more
I am concerned about the future of Washington under newly-elected governor Bob Ferguson. His last speech was nothing but an attack of Donald Trump and what he plans to counter-defeat. … more
I would like to give a “shoutout” to the Lewis County Public Works Department for their response to a situation I brought to light a couple weeks ago. I live near the end of Lucas … more
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