A Look Back in Time: Japanese Americans of Lewis County Boarded on Train to California Internment Camp in 1942

Compiled by Matthew Zylstra / matthew@chronline.com

Posted 6/3/22

Fifty-three Japanese Americans left the Chehalis Train Depot on Tuesday, June 2, 1942, on a train headed to Tule Lake, California, to be held in a “Japanese assembly center.” The 53 …

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In Focus: It was Christmas in July in downtown Centralia

Centralia School District, first responders partner for active shooter training

I-5 lanes closing in both directions near Nisqually River this weekend

United Way of Lewis County’s Power of the Purse event to return Aug. 6

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