Centralia, United States (Local)
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Owen's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly government and community events in the United States, specifically Washington and Chehalis. His articles often cover local politics, important city council decisions, elections, as well as community initiatives.
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Correction: In an article about the Winlock City Council meeting in Saturday's edition of The Chronicle, it was incorrectly stated commenters at a public hearing opposed the proposed traffic revision under consideration at the public hearing, when they actually opposed the status quo.
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By Owen Sexton / [email protected] A new display celebrating the Oregon Trail and the settlers who came on the trail to settle in the area is now up at Toledo City Hall, courtesy of the Toledo Historical Society.
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On Nov. 8, 2022, a fire destroyed the old Winlock Haunted Hostel Bed and Breakfast in the South Lewis County community, leaving a massive, fenced off pit in downtown Winlock where the hostel once stood.
By Owen Sexton / [email protected] Classic and custom car and motorcycle owners are set to bring their prized rides out to the Onalaska Volunteer Firefighters Association (OVFA) Car Show at 9 a.m.
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By Owen Sexton / [email protected] In this installment of A Look Back in Time, the Saturday, Aug. 7, 1926, edition of The Chronicle featured
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With a quorum present, members of the Vader City Council convened for their first regular meeting of the month on Wednesday, Aug. 5, inside the southern Lewis County community's city hall.
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After temporarily closing at the end of July when owner Steve Hubbard suffered a heart attack, Beatbox Donuts in downtown Centralia has reopened and resumed normal business hours.
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By Owen Sexton / [email protected] While they still meet at least every other week, if not more often, Gayle Schilling's garden club members
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By Owen Sexton / [email protected] Last year, Mossyrock resident Rhonda “Rhonnie Ray” Wilkinson partnered with Onalaska residents Clem and Odette Cilluffo of O&C Barber to open up a barbershop in downtown Mossyrock.
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By Owen Sexton / [email protected] With the sun shining down on Saturday, Aug. 8, gearheads both young and old flocked to the Lewis County
