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Erasmus Darwin, an 18th-Century scientist, philosopher and grandfather of Charles Darwin, penned a phrase that perfectly describes the strategy that underpins modern political campaigns.
“Ignorance and credulity have long marched together,...
Editor’s note: In memory of the September 11 terrorist attacks, I am republishing this column I wrote in 2019, when I was still the city editor of The Daily News. It has not been changed except to clear up a few typos.
As I was editing Mar...
Dignitaries line up at the dedication of the Longview Public Library on April 26, 1926. City founder R.A. Long is at the center. with his hands clasped. Henry Suzzalo, then president of the University of Washington, is to his left, and Long...
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Photo courtesy of the Vo family.
Editor’s note: Information about the celebration of life service and the Vo family’s formal obituary for Thuy Vo appear at the end of this story.
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Two long-time Mexican residents of Longview were arrested near Tacoma two weeks ago in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement action that reflects a recent surge in immigration arrests Washington.
On August 20, ICE agents arrested landscap...
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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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