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Council roundup: Morton residents complain about bee poop - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Bees, or more specifically, their waste, was the topic of discussion during the Morton City Council meeting on Monday, Sept. 28, inside the Bob Lyle Community Center. The discussion came after several unnamed residents complained to the council about bee excrement. According to Morton City Councilor Peter Hansen, both of the known beekeepers within city limits are licensed through the Washington state Department of Agriculture Apiary Registration. Morton City Councilor Jeff Johnson added that, p
Doug DeVany named full-time director of Lewis County Historical Museum - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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After naming him interim executive director earlier this summer following the previous director’s departure, members of the Lewis County Historical Society have officially selected Doug DeVany as the full-time executive director of the Lewis County Historical Museum. DeVany took the reins from former Executive Director Jason Mattson, who left to pursue another career opportunity last June. Despite being thrown into the role with little time left to plan, DeVany facilitated the continuation of th
Fire district to host Onalaska Apple Harvest Festival ‘duck races,’ a challenge course, demonstrations and more - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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With the annual Onalaska Apple Harvest Festival set to kick off this Thursday and continue through Sunday, the firefighters and paramedics at Lewis County Fire District (LCFD) 1 are preparing to host a number of events during the festival as well. Once the Apple Harvest Festival parade, starting at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 3, finally ends, the doors of the LCFD 1 fire station will be open to the public until 3 p.m., according to LCFD 1 Assistant Fire Chief Laura Lee Krause. The LCFD 1 fire s
Winlock city councilors enact six-month moratorium on data center development to create building code guidelines - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Members of the Winlock City Council unanimously voted to enact a six-month moratorium on data center development in the South Lewis County community during a special meeting at Winlock City Hall on Wednesday, Sept. 23. The moratorium is not meant to stop development of data centers in Winlock entirely, but to allow the Winlock Planning & Park Commission to draft updated commercial and industrial building codes, Winlock Mayor Victoria Marincin said. The move will give city staff time to set guide
A Look Back in Time: Man arrested as “157 bottles of home brew” found in his house; Teenage bride files for divorce from Centralia man; Chronicle debuts new website - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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In this installment of A Look Back in Time, the Saturday, Sept. 25, 1926, edition of The Chronicle featured a story about Centralia resident Bob Devereaux, who after being arrested on charges of stealing a car, was found to have “157 bottles of home brew” at his house on West Fourth Street amid the Prohibition era. Earlier that week, The Chronicle also provided an update on the arrest of Lewis County Sheriff Frank Roberts, who had been arrested the previous week on allegations of being involved
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