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Former Woodland Mayor and suspended Washington state trooper Will Finn has been charged with 16 felony counts of identity theft, thefts, malicious prosecution and destruction of public records.
The Lewis County Prosecutor’s Office filed th...
The city of Longview’s defense costs in the open public meetings lawsuit against one former and three current City Council members have ballooned to $162,000 — with the most expensive part of the case yet to come.
And a lawyer’s $1,000 cha...
Longview firefighters blast jets of water about 300 feet across a field at the industrial park along Alaska Street as part of a training exercise Saturday morning. The hoses and nozzles shoot out about 500 gallons of water per minute. Fire...
The empty Hope Village pallet homes are destined for auction.
The Longview City Council Thursday agreed to “surplus” the 50 mini homes and give faith-based groups the first crack at purchasing them.
Lower Columbia Currents is a reader-sup...
I am reposting this story to clarify the cost of the levy. Also, the previous version of this story incorrectly reported that this levy would pay for a new training center.
Longview voters in November will decide whether to boost their cit...
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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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