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The Chronicle sports staff is all on board to congratulate Napavine on a state baseball title and discuss the myriad of state track champions. The staff went on one last road swing before summer. Tumwater lost in a heartbreaker.
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On the 279th episode of The Chronicle News Dump, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Editor-in-Chief Eric Schwartz welcome on reporter Jacob Farmer to discuss the latest in the ongoing Tracy Murphy-running-for-Sheriff story, as well as some leaked transcripts from the library chat and a defense of our favorite board member, Literature Corner with Farmer, Maureen’s new column and more.
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The Chronicle sports staff is all in the studio to discuss their adventures in Yakima and Selah, the close calls in the finals for WF West and Adna, Napavine and Tumwater making baseball’s final four, and Zach’s LEAD PIPE LOCKS for state track.
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On the 278th episode of The Chronicle News Dump, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Editor-in-Chief Eric Schwartz discuss the latest in the ongoing Sheriff’s Office race and the flurry of shared chat histories, as well as a murder near Tenino, a new library admin, the comings and goings at the Port of Centralia, and approving indemnification for a quartet of county elected officials.
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The Chronicle sports staff is fully recovered from a wild weekend of district championships and the boys (and Ridley) are here to break it down. Dylan has five words or less from all five teams in the 2B state tournament. Zach has three words on some other things and has sworn to abandon the “F” word if Ilwaco wins two games. Ridley is unimpressed with the boys’ AirBNB choices and the TikTok account is making a return.
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On the 277th episode of The Chronicle News Dump, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Editor-in-Chief Eric Schwartz welcome back former host Kody Christen to talk about his year at WSU, his editorship of The Daily Evergreen, and whatever happened since he’s been gone.
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The Chronicle sports staff is doing a tag team with all of the district tournaments kicking off in the next few days. The sports crew (Dylan and Zach) make their picks for all the district championship games and state entrants and one host attempts a Reubs impression that goes awry.
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On the 276th episode of The Chronicle News Dump, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Editor-in-Chief Eric Schwartz discuss a murder in Chehalis, a sheriff requesting a salary freeze, way too many letters to the editor and more.
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On the 275th episode of The Chronicle News Dump, hosts Aaron VanTuyl and Editor-in-Chief Eric Schwartz discuss the firing of arguably the lead candidate for the Lewis County Sheriff position, the supporting documents and report from Centralia’s chief of police, the unanswered questions about redacted names and the initial complaint, their desire to be invited to more of THOSE parties, what happens next, and more. Also: A host's general malaise, a county commissioner candidate forum, a three-shot suicide in 1956 and illegal dumping in Adna.
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The Chronicle sports staff is down to one, but Zach joins Aaron to discuss the penultimate week of the regular season and where the EvCo and C2BL races are at. Adna sits in one driver’s seat and shares another and W.F. West is atop both EvCo standings. The Chronicle Cup had the best finish Zach can remember.
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