Mossy Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com $1 Early Week Edition Sweeps Tuesday Toledo on Oct. 27, 2015 Senior Night / Sports 1 Toledo Marshals Say ‘Cheese,’ Chehalis Trio of South Lewis County Veterans to Be Black Sheep Creamery Opens New Storefront Honored at Upcoming Parade / Life 1 in Downtown Chehalis Building / Main 4 Centralia Steam Train Rides Again Council After Repairs Delay Season, Chehalis-Centralia Fixture Is Back to Accept $900,000 for China Creek Flood Work By The Chronicle The Centralia City Council is expected to approve an agree- ment tonight to accept $900,000 for construction of a project to reduce flooding and improve fish habitat in China Creek. The urban waterway produc- es flooding events on an annual basis, spilling out of its banks at various points as it cuts through Centralia en route to the Cheha- lis River. The city evaluated the idea of upstream storage in 2013, and shortly thereafter property in the area of the Agnew ponds was donated to the city for the project. please see FLOOD, page Main 16 Weekend Snow Has White Pete Caster /
[email protected] Pass Thinking Harold Borovec, the chief mechanical oicer at the Chehalis-Centralia Railroad and Museum steam train, looks at the lames inside the irebox of the steam engine as they warm it up in preparation of moving the engine on Monday afternoon in Chehalis. About Winter PRECIPITATION TO ENGINE TESTED: Engineers CONTINUE: High Volumes Troubleshoot Chehalis- of Rain Predicted, Some Centralia Railroad and Snow As Well Museum Steam Train By Justyna Tomtas in Preparation of Year’s
[email protected] First Ride on Saturday For the fourth time this year, By Justyna Tomtas White Pass Ski Area saw some
[email protected] snow at high altitudes over the weekend.