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Winlock graduate Hallie Shepherd publishes first novel; it’s already being developed into a TV series - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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A just-released debut novel by a woman who spent her childhood and youth in Winlock has already gained national attention and is being developed as a TV series with Warner Bros. “Call Off the Dark” by Hallie Shepherd is a psychological thriller categorized as book club worthy with serious themes and a love story, as well as some darker gothic horror elements, too. The plot centers on a spirited young woman caught between her husband and a mysterious stranger who interrupts their off-grid life in
Lewis County willow farm among largest in PNW - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Fields of slender willow growing in arrow-straight rows in southern Lewis County reflect light, strength and resilience, much like the woman who now raises the crop for herself and other weavers. Sarah Todd, 39, grows 24 varieties of willow for basketry, primarily salix purpurea, a shrub or small tree native to Europe that has variations in the color of its bark, ranging from yellow to red, green, purple and brown. She has 2 acres of willow in current cultivation and another 4 acres soon to be p
Centralia collector proves Barbie is not just for girls - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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The Barbie doll first appeared over half a century ago. Over the years, many iterations followed, accompanied by an endless stream of outfits and various accoutrements, including a Dream House, … 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 cr
Unlimited imagination powers work of Centralia self-taught machinist and artist Steve Overton - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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A retired social worker and self-taught machinist with an unlimited imagination has a penchant for old tools, antique fittings, architectural pieces, vintage vehicle parts, scrap wood, bicycle parts, drawer pulls, wires, computer parts, vintage bottles, and gears of all sizes. Steve Overton, of Centralia, sees hidden inventive potential in a wide range of everyday household items such as doorknobs, nuts, bolts, bristle brushes, clock parts, corks, latches, handles, clothespins, hinges and keys,
Toledo’s Mike and Di Morgan foster love for art and community through Camp Picasso - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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This week culminates 40 consecutive years in which an art-loving and art-living Toledo couple has provided summer art and crafts classes on site at their rural property for area children and youth. Originally operating the classes from a doublewide pre-fabricated building, Mike and Di Morgan built their Morgan Arts Centre building in 1998. Subsequently, with a much larger space, the summer lessons continued to evolve. About 10 years ago, it officially became known as Camp Picasso. About a dozen
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