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Legal proceedings in a two-year-old lawsuit against three current and one former Longview City Council member are about to end, but the fireworks are going to continue a week or two longer.
The Council Tuesday night unanimously approved a...
The Longview School Board approved a revised contract and pay raise for acting Superintendent Patti Bowen after a round of public comments that often featured shouting between members of the public and board president Don Wiitala.
At one p...
The city of Longview will pay $80,000 to settle a two-year old lawsuit that accused three current and one former City Council member of violating the state Open PublicMeetings Act on multiple occasions in early 2024.
Under the deal, the ac...
It’s been nearly five decades since the eruption of Mount St. Helens transformed Spirit Lake and raised it more than 200 feet, but logs blown and washed into the lake still float on its surface. Photo courtesy of The Centralia Chronicle
Ed...
A new federal plan would lower Spirit Lake 40 feet, construct a second drainage tunnel and repair an existing one as a hedge against future catastrophic flooding.
The plan would cost hundreds of millions of dollars and would drastically ch...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Andre Stepankowsky is an essayist and prize-winning journalist, including sharing a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens. He writes about science, volcanoes, politics and issues of interest to Southwest Washington.
With a decade of journalism experience under my belt, from school boards to science, I found my niche covering recycling policy and freelancing.
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