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“Jesus loves ‘em”: Man with cross offers a simple message - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Wind ripped through the air picking up any ungrounded objects in its path as a storm hit Lewis County on Friday, but Durrell Bell stayed anchored to the ground from the weight of the nearly 6-foot-5 wooden cross over his shoulder. “I’m walking in peace. I’m walking in love,” the Longview resident told The Chronicle while trekking along Harrison Avenue in Centralia. Bell started carrying his cross five months ago when, as he puts it, he felt compelled by God to do so in hopes of improving the com
Man with cross walks to Olympia with a simple message: “Jesus loves ‘em” - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Wind ripped through the air picking up any ungrounded objects in its path as a storm hit Lewis County on Friday, but Durrell Bell stayed anchored to the ground from the weight of the nearly 6-foot-5 wooden cross over his shoulder. “I’m walking in peace. I’m walking in love,” the Longview resident told The Chronicle while trekking along Harrison Avenue in Centralia. Bell started carrying his cross five months ago when, as he puts it, he felt compelled by God to do so in hopes of improving the com
In Focus: Washington Trails Association volunteers lead Seminary Hill work party - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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The Washington Trails Association (WTA) led a work party at Seminary Hill Natural Area in Centralia on Saturday, Aug. 29. It was the second of three work parties at the natural area planned by the WTA. The work parties are tailored to those with a military background, and give veterans and service members from all branches a chance to form-up, build camaraderie, enjoy the outdoors, and maintain hiking trails, according to event organizers. The WTA has been working at the Seminary Hill Natural Ar
Thurston County veteran opens new farm to provide equine therapy for military veterans and first responders - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Susan Cliber has always been an animal person. It’s in her DNA, passed down from her father, who instilled a passion for horses at the tender age of 2. That passion was interrupted by another — service — which led Cliber to a 13-year career in the U.S. Army National Guard where she served in roles ranging from communications to field artillery. Those years of military service, paired with raising a young family, didn’t leave much time for anything else, but as the kids got older and her time wit
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