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Chehalis honors firefighters who saved resident from burning home - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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The Chehalis Fire Department chief on Monday recognized two firefighters for their role in saving the life of someone trapped in a burning building as well as two others who have completed five years of local service. Chehalis Fire Chief Adam Fulbright was the opening act at the Chehalis City Council meeting, where he awarded firefighters Jacob Ross and Jackson Sayler with the Chehalis Fire Department Life Saving Medal. The recognition honors their actions in rescuing the occupant of a residenti
Chehalis City Council balks at price, weighs options in required post-annexation redistricting - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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After annexing a large swath of land and roughly 2,000 new residents, the City of Chehalis must redraw its city council districts ahead of the May 2027 candidate registration deadline for next year's local elections. City council members, however, are concerned they might be overpaying for redistricting services. The Chehalis City Council voted unanimously against approving a contract in the amount of $57,550 with FLO Analytics for redistricting services during its Monday night meeting. The coun
Dog declared dangerous after attacking, killing neighbor’s cat in Pe Ell - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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The Lewis County Dangerous Animal Designation Board declared a Jack Russell terrier named Flash to be dangerous during a hearing last month after it and another Jack Russell terrier named Roscoe allegedly killed a neighborhood cat in Pe Ell. The board convened for an evening session on Monday, Sept. 14, to hear testimony from the owners of the two dogs and the owner of a deceased cat named Azula. After a roughly 40-minute hearing and drawn out deliberation, a majority of the board ruled that Fla
Lewis County therapeutic court grads share life-changing impacts of programs - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Seeking to further dismiss the stigma surrounding addiction and mental health crises, eight current and former participants of Lewis County Therapeutic Courts shared their experiences entering, surviving and graduating from therapeutic court during the Roots to Rise dinner over the weekend. “My favorite form of self sabotage used to be doing drugs, and now it's getting up in front of people that I don't know and talking about it,” Caitlin Goodeill said as she introduced members of the panel. The
Centralia City Council tours Bob Oke Game Farm with WDFW for update on contamination mitigation - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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After a Friday Sept. 18, tour of the Bob Oke Game Farm with the Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW), Centralia City Council members said they were satisfied with mitigation efforts taken to curb nitrate contamination in the nearby aquifer. At the same time, they renewed calls for relocating the farm and critiqued the agency's lack of communication with the public. In an interview with The Chronicle and during a Tuesday city council meeting, Centralia Deputy Mayor Kelly Smith
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