Washington Hospitals No Longer Required to Report All Substance-Exposed Infants

Posted 6/29/23

Washington has introduced a new policy that changes hospital reporting requirements for infants affected at birth by substance use, a step the state hopes will help combat stigma against parents with …

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Matt McKnight says Tracy Murphy spoke of sheriff’s connection to drug trafficking

Centralia High School theater program returns to stage after nearly a decade

Fluoride will stay in Centralia water supply after split council vote

Longtime budget administrator to fill role as Lewis County manager departs

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