Without opening a history book, it can be hard to see the presence of the Cowlitz villages that once dotted the Cowlitz River.
Now, a vibrant reminder of the area’s first inhabitants is …
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By Beth Lipoff / The Daily News
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10/9/24
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Sex reassignment procedures and surgeries on children have gained national prominence in recent years, and half of U.S. states now have laws passed either restricting or banning them.
Newly …
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By TJ Martinell / The Center Square
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10/8/24
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September saw an increase in earthquake activity at Mount Adams, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Cascades Volcano Observatory and the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network.
A total of …
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By The Chronicle staff
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10/3/24
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If there was any question of the interest in the Third Congressional District, the collection of state and national media who traveled to Longview Wednesday for a debate between freshman Democratic …
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By Mitchell Roland / mitchell@chronline.com
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10/3/24
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As Third Congressional District candidates U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, the Democratic incumbent, and Joe Kent, her Republican challenger, prepare to face each other in a debate at Lower …
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By Mitchell Roland / mitchell@chronline.com
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10/1/24
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The proposed new Interstate 5 bridge could lead to a 13% to 17% reduction in crashes by 2045, according to projections.
On Friday, Sept. 20, the Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) Program …
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Norman Helgason / norman@thereflector.com
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9/30/24
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The cause of a mysterious stench, a suspicious smell, an odor described as “funky,” “foul,” “putrid,” is still unidentified by experts.
The rancid air event …
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Cade Barker / cade@thereflector.com
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9/30/24
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Two in-person and two virtual public hearings will be held in October in response to the Interstate Bridge Replacement program’s draft supplemental environmental impact statement, which was …
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The Reflector
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9/23/24
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When the two men vying to be Washington’s next governor debated last week in Seattle, Republican Dave Reichert seemed rattled and unprepared, stumbling through answers and unable to respond to …
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Jerry Cornfield / The Washington State Standard
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9/23/24
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When a school district in southwest Washington began a cellphone ban this year, superintendent Asha Riley said teachers and administrators saw positive results right away.
Students were talking …
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Grace Deng / The Washington State Standard
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9/23/24
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Camren Putman’s daughter, an eighth grader at Mt. Solo Middle School, was too anxious to attend classes Friday after a student posted threats against her school and several others online.
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By Minka Atkinson / The Daily News
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9/19/24
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Third District U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, testified Wednesday, Sept. 11, at a House Veterans’ Affairs Subcommittee on Health legislative hearing in support of her bipartisan …
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The Reflector
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9/16/24
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The Washington State Patrol (WSP) is holding a statewide emphasis patrol in honor of fallen trooper Christopher Gadd on Friday, Sept. 27.
Gadd was killed after being struck by an impaired driver …
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The Reflector
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9/16/24
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Following the primary election, 18th District Rep. Stephanie McClintock does not plan to slow down in her campaign for reelection.
In the Aug. 6 primary election, McClintock garnered 23,739 …
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Norman Helgason / norman@thereflector.com
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9/16/24
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On Friday, Sept. 27, the Washington State Patrol (WSP) will conduct a statewide “One More Stop” emphasis patrol in honor of fallen Trooper Christopher Gadd.
The statewide emphasis …
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By The Chronicle staff
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9/13/24
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Youth in Clark County will once again have an opportunity to hunt pheasants this month thanks to an ongoing partnership between the Vancouver Wildlife League (VWL) and the Washington Department of …
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By The Chronicle staff
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9/11/24
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Deb Hodge and James Evans arrived at an accessible campsite at Paradise Point State Park in southwest Washington last May and quickly noticed something was off.
The site was very far from …
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Laurel Demkovich / Washington State Standard
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9/10/24
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Third Congressional District Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, recently hit a milestone for having recovered over $2 million owed from federal agencies to constituents in southwest …
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The Reflector
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9/9/24
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Third District Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez announced last week that she will host a Service Academy Open House in Clark County.
The event will take place from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. …
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The Reflector
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9/9/24
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Deken Letinich, a Democratic candidate running for the 18th District state representative first position seat against Republican incumbent Stephanie McClintock, seeks to champion the needs of working …
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Norman Helgason / norman@thereflector.com
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9/2/24
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