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  • Cowlitz PUD responds to Saturday morning outages in Longview, Kalama December 8, 2019
    Cowlitz PUD crews worked to restore power to "upwards of 500" customers Saturday after a handful of outages in Longview and Kalama, said PUD spokeswoman Alice Dietz.
    Mallory Gruben mallory.gruben@tdn.com
  • Candidate filing open next week for special purpose districts December 8, 2019
    The candidate filing period for special purpose districts in Cowlitz County opens at 8:30 a.m. Monday.
    The Daily News
  • Longview School Board to swear in re-elected members Monday December 8, 2019
    The Longview School Board will swear in newly re-elected members, vote on a new president and vice president and appoint board members to be subcommittee and liaison representatives at its Monday night meeting.
    Marissa Heffernan marissa.heffernan@tdn.com
  • Superior Court Roundup: Assault suspect sentenced, burglary charges dropped December 8, 2019
    The following are significant dispositions from Cowlitz County Superior Court cases.
    The Daily News
  • CC Rider to hold public meetings to discuss service cuts December 8, 2019
    Columbia County will hold several public meetings to hear comments about proposed service cuts and possible fare decreases to the Columbia County Rider transit service.
    Marissa Heffernan marissa.heffernan@tdn.com
  • Wilcox & Flegel give 'food and warmth' to families with donation December 8, 2019
    Friday morning, a group of Wilcox & Flegel employees delivered a “sleigh full” of food, clothing, toiletries and gift cards to Longview school district’s needy students and their families.
    Marissa Heffernan marissa.heffernan@tdn.com
  • Walk and Knock passes 40,000-pound goal, brings community together December 8, 2019
    Tom Gunn can trace his connection to Cowlitz County’s largest food drive back 26 years, when he first joined the Longview Early Edition Rotary.
    Mallory Gruben mallory.gruben@tdn.com
  • Dense soil delays opening of replacement of SR 506 Lacamas Creek Bridge December 8, 2019
    A nearly six-month detour around a portion of State Route 506 near Vader will continue through springtime because dense soil forced contractors to adapt the design for a replacement Lacamas Creek Bridge.
    Mallory Gruben mallory.gruben@tdn.com
  • Suspicious bag ended Kelso Tree Lighting Festival early December 8, 2019
    A suspicious bag, which was ultimately found to be harmless, prompted a response from the Portland Bomb Squad and caused the Kelso Tree Lighting Festival to end about a half hour early Friday night, Kelso Police Chief Darr Kirk said…
    Alex Bruell alex.bruell@tdn.com
  • Police Blotter: Dec. 8 December 8, 2019
    Recent reports of criminal activity from our local law enforcement agencies.
    The Daily News

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