Mitchell Roland is a local journalist based in Chehalis, Washington. He writes for multiple publications, including The Chronicle, Case Publishing, Inc., Nisqually Valley News, and Yahoo News. Mitchell's articles cover a range of topics, including local politics, public safety, environmental initiatives, and community events.
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Mitchell Roland's coverage focuses primarily on local government and politics in the Washington, Chehalis area. He heavily features government announcements and legal policy regulations. If you have insights related to local legislations, policies or reactions from lawmakers in this specific region, your pitches are likely to resonate with him.
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Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez speaks during a roundtable event at the Van der Salm Farm in Woodland on Tuesday, April 4.
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Residents of Southwest Washington might soon be able to get a few swings in at Topgolf before finishing their night off with a Double Double and Animal Style fries, if a county commissioner has his …
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Republican says focus on fentanyl must be a major priority
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FILE PHOTO — A dispatcher uses one of three mouses to control her computer screens at the 911 Dispatch Center in August 2019.
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The first time Rachel Robidoux met Lewis County Superior Court Judge J. Andrew Toynbee, the pair didn’t get off to the best start. “She was late coming to court,” Toynbee said …
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Supporters of an initiative involving a natural gas ban wave signs at cars for a “super signing” event at Eubanks Glass in Centralia on Thursday, June 27. The event is intended to collect initiative petitions ahead of a July 5 deadline to submit enough signatures to qualify for the November ballot.
ToledoTel executive reminds public to be mindful of roadside workers
People sit in the Greater Toledo Community Library in this Chronicle file photo.
Homelessness, public camping restrictions at center of Supreme Court decision
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As they jockey to advance out of the top-two primary, candidates for the Third Congressional District have continued to roll out their endorsements. In separate announcements, the trio of …
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