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Cats rescued from Rochester structure fire available for adoption - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Two cats who were recently rescued from a structure fire in Rochester are now up for adoption. Cinder, a 3-year-old male tabby and Hot Stuff, a 2-year-old male tabby, were among 14 cats … Unlock unlimited access for just $1 for your first month Click here to start a digital subscription To continue reading, you will need to either log in to your subscriber account, below, or purchase a new subscription. If you're a print subscriber, but do not yet have an online account, click here to create one
Tenino High School unveils new sign made by its students - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Five years ago, Tenino High School took down its historic wooden sign for refurbishment, and discovered it was damaged beyond repair. Instead of simply ordering a replacement, the school decided to embrace the situation as an opportunity to involve students and staff in their school’s legacy. The culmination of their work was formally unveiled Monday, Sept. 28, with a new sign decorating the front of Tenino High School. “It's been a really fun process, and it's a lot more fun once it's done,” sa
Candidates highlight policies at Thurston Chronicle forum - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Thurston County will undergo tremendous leadership changes this coming year, as the longtime elected heads of four county departments decided to open the door to newcomers rather than run for reelection. And with two first-term incumbents — Thurston County District 5 Commissioner Emily Clouse and Thurston County Sheriff Derek Sanders — facing challengers on the ballot, voters have the option to elect even further change within county leadership. The potential for change comes as Thurston County
Longtime alternative community newspaper returns to print - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Olympia’s longtime independent, volunteer-run news outlet is returning to print. Works in Progress relaunched its print edition Friday, Sept. 9, after a three-year hiatus from physical media. The outlet first began in the 1990s as a project of the Thurston County Rainbow Coalition, a chapter of a national organization established by Jesse Jackson to support his campaigns. The Thurston County publication was primarily focused on grassroots community organizing, and maintained that focus after the
Beloved Thurston County berry stand’s future uncertain as city of Olympia begins construction on community park - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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With construction of Jolene Unsoeld Community Park set to begin this fall, the Olympia community is raising concerns about what the development means to a longstanding berry stand on the property. Spooner Berry Farms has had a stand on Yelm Highway for the last 43 years. The City of Olympia purchased the property the stand is housed on in 2018, and since then has leased a portion of the property to the Spooner family to use for the berry stand. That contract expires on Oct. 1, and the city does
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