Journey on the Cowlitz Journalists Reach Toledo as Series Nears an End / Main 7-10 $1 Early Week Edition Tuesday, Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com June 16, 2015 Toledo Reserve Egg Days History Officer Saves Department Money, Earns Winlock Museums Tell of Town’s Past as Respect in 29 Years as Volunteer / Main 3 Community Prepares for Festival / Life 1 Lewis County Plans for Drought Chronicle Investigation PUBLIC HEALTH: Residents This summer, Lewis out that the governor has de- dents to conserve water, and is County officials are planning clared it and we want to start working to provide owners of Asked to Conserve and preparing for a possible making sure people are aware,” shallower wells with informa- Water as Summer Nears drought. said Danette York, director of tion about saving water. “It’s early right now and Lewis County Public Health & “What we’re trying to do By Kaylee Osowski people aren’t panicking … but Social Services.
[email protected] we would like to get the word The county is asking resi- please see DROUGHT, page Main 13 Lisa Leigh and Jessy Hamilton are seen to- gether in this photo. ‘One Heart, One Mind’ Mother of At Millersylvania Park, Tribe Canoe Families Celebrate Heritage Drowned Centralian Says She Struggled for Services JESSY HAMILTON DEATH: ‘They Talk to Us Like We’re Stupid When We’re Asking for Help,’ Mother of Autistic Man Says By Natalie Johnson
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