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If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s worth the drive across the border to fuel up in Idaho instead of Washington, the answer is a resounding yes — especially if you care about … more
In January 2024, my phone went crazy with Farm Bureau members calling me. I was Lewis County Farm Bureau (LCFB) president at that time. They were very upset about a letter they had received from … more
Starting July 1, Washington families, seniors and small businesses will begin feeling the effects of the largest tax increase in state history. Passed by a Democratic majority in Olympia — with … more
Pointing to statistics from the Washington Policy Center's Report Card for Washington's Future showing student spending is up per pupil from $13,775 to $19,163, while student test scores show decline … more
Residents of Winlock: I am writing to address the profoundly concerning and baseless accusations made in a recent letter to the editor, published in The Chronicle. The City of Winlock wishes to … more
According to reliable reports, Donald Trump is deeply dissatisfied with the recent military parade in Washington, D.C., that celebrated his birthday. The troops did not march   in close … more
After Executive Director Kyle Heaton said “Maybe I attract idiots” at the June 18 meeting, I think the public deserves to know what kind of leaders we have at our citizen-owned port. … more
If you have a Timberland Regional Library card, you can obtain a card for libraries in King County, Pierce County or even Fort Vancouver Regional Library, expanding your access to even larger … more
As someone who supported Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and knocked doors for her campaign in rural Southwest Washington, I write today with deep concern and a hopeful invitation. Our region has an … more
On behalf of the Centralia School Board, I would like to extend a very special “thank you” to Maritza Bravo for her time on the board. Her insights, perspectives and commitments were … more
With the stroke of a pen, the future of the Snake River dams in southeastern Washington state is looking better. President Donald Trump issued an Executive Order on June 12 repealing a secretly … more
Leaders of our state’s Democratic and Republican legislative caucuses responded to the June 14 shootings of two Minnesota state lawmakers with a joint statement condemning what had happened. … more
As if summer weren’t its own reward, we’re entering one of my favorite times of year — community festival season.  Inside each town, one weekend marks the culmination of a … more
Although President Donald Trump and Harvard's recent spats make headlines, key issues in question affect all higher education. Harvard, our nation's first college (1636), is a center of current … more
This is a rebuttal to Chronicle columnist John McCroskey’s recent commentary titled “The good guys don’t burn cars, harm cops, block streets, and wave foreign flags” … more
Thank you to The Chronicle for covering the June 9 Winlock City Council meeting. Your June 13 article quoted Mayor Brandon Svenson stating road projects on the six-year State Transportation … more
Last week, after I wrote about the $2.5 million sale of the Hamilton Uncle Sam sign to the Chehalis Tribe, I received a call from Penny (Hamilton) Mauel of Chehalis, a member of the Hamilton family. … more
If you grew up in Tenino, you know the Quarry Pool isn’t just a swimming hole. It’s a place where local legends are born — whispered by teens sneaking up to the top of the … more
Honestly, sometimes I just have to shake my head at the politics of all levels of government.  In the June 5 edition of The Chronicle was the front page headline “Lewis County … more
When I was younger, I thought the greatest task in life was to figure out what I wanted to do. Now, I think the greater task is to figure out who I really am. It is a journey we all take, … more
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