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State Softball: Pirates Power On Results From Adna Baseball Team Advances With Upset / Sports 1 Yakima / Sports $1 Weekend Edition Saturday, May 30, 2015 Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Iron Falls Fun Take a Trip Up the Cispus River for an Exciting Camping Trip or Hike / Life 1 CenturyLink Phone Outage Continues FRUSTRATION BUILDS: Company Today marks 11 days since a construc- frustration with the elongated process. he said. tion crew inadvertently damaged Centu- Brian Dalessi, of CenturyLink, said Many of those affected have said the Has No Firm Timeline for ryLink phone wires, conduits and fiber the phone outage impacting areas in company has done a poor job of commu- Repairs; Number of People optic lines, knocking out telephone ser- Centralia and surrounding communities nicating, leaving some without a means vice for 1,172 customers. might be more complex than originally to call 911 if an emergency were to occur. Affected Unknown On Friday, a spokesman for the busi- thought, an explanation that has been re- Dalessi said the company attempted ness still couldn’t provide certainty for peated over the past several days. to inform customers and worked with By Justyna Tomtas when the repairs would be completed as Some phone lines have been restored, [email protected] residents and businesses express growing but a specific number was not available, please see OUTAGE, page Main 11 Vader City Council Serving Up Support Considers United Way Chef’s Night Out Vote for to Benefit Boys and Girls Club Name Change LITTLE FALLS: Councilors Table Discussion for Future Meeting By Kaylee Osowski [email protected] Ten years ago, an attempt to change the name of a small South Lewis County town failed. In November, Vader resi- dents could see the question on Jesse Smith / For The Chronicle their ballots again, asking them Chef Alfredo Franco, from RumRunners in if they want the town to reclaim Chehalis, is new to the competition this year. a name it was once known by — Little Falls. Vader, a town of about 600 people, went by the name Little Falls when it was home to thou- sands of residents, logging en- terprises, a brick manufacturing company and a railroad station. Mayor Pro-Tem Kevin Flynn said he is interested in changing the name back as part of a move- ment to revitalize the commu- nity. The idea was tabled for fur- ther discussion at a Vader City Dawn Lawson Donnie Stancil Darin Harris Jeremy Wildhaber Eric Baum Jack Heinselman Council meeting Thursday. Dawn’s Delectables Olympic Club Boccata Jeremy’s Farm to Table O’Blarney’s Lucky Eagle “We’ve been trying to change the image of the town and change the structure of the town CHEF’S NIGHT OUT: Event A new partnership has for the United Way of Lewis conversations aimed at eliminat- formed in Lewis County to help county. ing the barriers of those living in and bring it back to the way it Will Kick Off Fundraising was when it was a thriving com- end the cycle of intergeneration- At this year’s Chef’s Night poverty, the board of directors munity,” Flynn said. Efforts for the First al poverty in local communities Out event, United Way is team- of United Way of Lewis County The town was incorporated by tackling the root causes of ing up with the Boys and Girls determined the Boys and Girls in 1906 as Little Falls, named Lewis County Club the problem. Club of Chehalis to begin the Club has the same goal. after a nearby waterfall on One of the first steps will be fundraising efforts for the fledg- “With a proven track record By Justyna Tomtas for local chefs to serve up some ling club. please see VADER, page Main 11 [email protected] of their favorites at a staple event After extensive community please see SUPPORT, page Main 11 The Chronicle, Serving The Greater Deaths Rochester Fire State Track Lewis County Area Since 1889 Duey, Thora A., 82, Fire Centralia’s Follow Us on Twitter Centralia @chronline White, Joseph David, 60, Officials Pullin Sets Napavine Seek Cause School Find Us on Facebook Kirchner, Betty Ann, 59, of Candy Record in www.facebook.com/ Centralia Cottage Pole Vault thecentraliachronicle Blaze / Sports 7 / Main 16 PASSENGER GREAT BUY! STARTING 99 READY FOR AT 39 P155/50TR-13 SUMMER TRAVEL? TREAD DESIGN MAY VARY 748-0295 36 N. Market Chehalis 736-6603 • 1211 Harrison • Centralia � � CH540411cbw.cg Main 2 • The Chronicle, Centralia/Chehalis, Wash., Saturday, May 30, 2015 PAGE TWO News Daily Outtake: County Jail of the Chaplain Weird Tattoo Man With First Name Mystery of Pete Caster / [email protected] Bill Malotte, a chaplain ‘God’ Settles With Credit Disappearing Holes in at the Lewis County Jail, Rating Agency Swiss Cheese Solved shows one of his many NEW YORK (AP) A New BERLIN (AP) — The mys- Christian-inspired tat- toos while at the jail on York City man whose first name tery of Swiss cheese and its dis- Wednesday afternoon in is God has settled a lawsuit with appearing holes has been solved: Chehalis. He and his wife a credit reporting agency that The milk’s too clean. are stepping away from had refused to recognize his A Swiss agricultural insti- the chaplain program name as legitimate. tute discovered that tiny specks to work at a church in Under the agreement reached of hay are responsible for the Oregon. Both said they in Brooklyn federal court this famous holes in cheeses like identiied with the in- week, Equifax will enter God Emmentaler or Appenzeller. As mates, therefore making it Gazarov’s name into its database. milk matures into cheese these easier to ofer advice and The terms of the settlement were “microscopically small hay par- spiritual guidance. The not disclosed. ticles” help create the holes in story, and many other Gazarov now has a robust the traditional Swiss cheese va- photos, is available to 820 credit score. He says he was rieties. subscribers at www. shocked by Equifax’s refusal to The government-funded chronline.com. acknowledge his moniker. The Agroscope institute said in a Russian native is a Brooklyn jew- statement Thursday that the elry store owner who is named transition from age-old milking after his grandfather. He says it’s methods in barns to fully-auto- a relatively common name in his mated, industrial milking sys- native country. tems had caused holes to decline He told the New York Post during the last 15 years. he’s relieved the matter has been In a series of tests, scientists settled and plans to buy a new added different amounts of hay Notable Quote BMW. Lawyers for Equifax de- dust to the milk and discovered clined to comment. it allowed them to regulate the number of holes. “As a guy who grew up in Lewis County in Chehalis, it’s nice to see the Boston Still Has Snow hometown folks win one, and win one big.” Piles — and They’re Police: Steven Tyler Not Really Doing a Filled With Trash Andy Kelly BOSTON (AP) — Snow piles Strawberry Farm Show assistant superintendent of public instruction from the record-setting New WEST WINDSOR, N.J. (AP) England winter are lingering — Police have alerted residents of (see page Main 7 for the full story) in the Boston area, even as the a New Jersey township that Aero- weather turns summer-like. smith frontman Steven Tyler will A 75-foot-high snow mound not be performing at a small pick- in Boston’s Seaport District has your-own strawberry farm. Mail Bag been reduced to a three-story NJ.com reported the rock The following letter was Dear Jesse, pictures for years to develop pile of dirt and trash — includ- star and “American Idol” judge hand-written and mailed by Jes- You are an exceptionally their talent. Attending college ing bicycles, traffic cones and was listed on concert websites se Ervin, a boy from Rochester. kind young man for compli- and taking journalism classes even half a $5 bill — that re- ReverbNation and Eventful as menting our photographs and helped as well. mains encrusted in solid ice. performing a Saturday morning Dear news reporter, taking the time to send us this Being a reporter is very fun Department of Public Works show at Windsor Farm & Market. I have a few questions for nice note. and rewarding. You learn some- Commissioner Michael Den- Farm owner Wayne Kalin- you. How long does it take to I bet your family is extremely thing new every day. nehy tells The Boston Globe the owski says he was tipped to the sort the newspapers and how do proud of you. You are more than welcome vile pile is “a science experiment problem when a woman wanted you get such good pictures for It takes a lot of work and time to come for a tour. Make sure an waiting to happen.” to know more about the venue. the paper? Is it fun being a news to put together each edition. adult provides permission and Crews have been working for After Kalinowski reported reporter for The Chronicle? Can Teamwork helps it happen, comes along with you, and I will six weeks to clean away the trash the issue, West Windsor police I have a field trip there someday from the newsroom and adver- give you a VIP tour of our facili- as it breaks free from the mound. sent an email alert Wednesday to see how The Chronicle works? tising department to the press ties. So far, they have pulled out 85 tons telling residents Tyler wasn’t By the way, I’m excited to see to- and delivery drivers.