Lewis County News, December 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
Ground laid for more flood trouble?, Seattle Times, Dec. 26
Read more...Ground laid for more flood trouble?, Seattle Times, Dec. 26
Read more...Flood Authority Closes Membership, Centralia Chronicle, Nov. 21
Residents Discuss South Lewis County Growth, Centralia Chronicle, Nov. 19
State’s Proposed Forestland Swap Questioned, Centralia Chronicle, Nov. 11
Chehalis Basin Timberland Up for State DNR Property Swap, Centralia Chronicle, Oct. 31
No Membership for Quinault Tribe, Centralia Chronicle, Oct. 17
GMA ignored in floodplain ruling, Everett Daily Herald, Oct. 15
Feds Question Floodplain Development, Centralia Chronicle, Oct. 2
Meet the Candidates: Lewis County Commission, Centralia Chronicle, Oct. 1
Work at Opus Site Resumes, Centralia Chronicle, Oct. 1
Centralia Audit Comes Back Clean, Old Issue Lingers, Centralia Chronicle, Sept. 24
Floodplain Development Allowed, Centralia Chronicle, Sept. 24
South County Plans to Avoid Chamber Way-Like Gridlock, Centralia Chronicle, Sept. 18
Discovery of Artifacts Revealed as Cause for Opus Work Stoppage, Centralia Chronicle, Sept. 18
Tribal Concerns Stall Opus Project, Centralia Chronicle, Sept. 17
PacifiCorp completes buy of power plant, Portland Business Journal, Sept. 16
Bringing the Hub Back, Centralia Chronicle, Sept. 13
Quinault Nation Wants to Join Flood Authority, Centralia Chronicle, Sept. 13
Low-Income Housing Cooks Hill Project Faces Opposition, Centralia Chronicle, Sept. 11
County to Launch Water Study in Upper Chehalis Basin, Centralia Chronicle, Sept. 11
Developer Reveals New Winlock Site for Horse Center, Centralia Chronicle, Sept. 11
Winlock site selected as new proposed home for equestrian center, Longview Daily News, Sept. 11
Debris removal a key part of flood recovery, The Olympian, Sept. 8
Stormy Politics Hovering Over Lewis County, Centralia Chronicle, Aug. 29
River cleanup costs may be lower than expected, The Olympian, Aug. 28
Proposed Road Would Further Connect St. Helens and East County, The Chronicle, July 19
Chehalis floods blamed on clearcuts, Capital Press, July 18
Debating the Costs of Growth, The Chronicle, July 15
Return of the Wobblies?, The Chronicle, July 12
Senate bill includes $2.2 million for Lewis County flood control, The Olympian, July 9
After Four Years, Ag Land Lock Continues, The Chronicle, July 9
Lewis County Ag Invalidity Order Will Stand, The Chronicle, July 8
Facing Flood Costs, Pe Ell Mulls Town Status, Centralia Chronicle, June 21
An Old Creek, a New Vision for Development, Centralia Chronicle, June 19
Centralia to fertilize corn with sewage sludge, The Olympian, June 16
Grant lets mine site be studied for growth, The Olympian, June 11
State fines property owner $232,000 for filling in wetlands, The News Tribune, May 30
State fines equestrian center developer $232,000, The Daily News, May 29
Centralia to Hike Utility Rates, Centralia Chronicle, May 28
Developer to Ask for Chehalis’ Help, Centralia Chronicle, May 24
Port Gets $1 Million for Wetlands, Centralia Chronicle, May 22
REQ Center Planners Look for Sales Deal, Centralia Chronicle, May 21
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