
Chad Taylor
Publisher at Centralia Chronicle
Owner and Publisher 📰 of The Chronicle @Chronline, Nisqually Valley News @NisquallyNews, and The Reflector @News_Reflector. Likes/RTs ≠ Endorsements
Articles
Publisher's Note: On safe parking, let’s be willing to try — even if it’s hard - The Daily Chronicle
2 weeks ago |
chronline.com | Chad Taylor
I’ll be honest. When I first heard about the proposal by Hope Housing Collaborative to let families sleep in cars parked overnight in church parking lots, I had doubts. And I wasn’t alone. Many people in our community, myself included, have concerns about safety, about unintended consequences, about who might come into our neighborhoods. Some are asking tough questions that, to others, might seem cold or insensitive. But I don’t think that’s what they are. I think people are unsure.
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Feb 10, 2025 |
chronline.com | Chad Taylor
If you asked the average American how much of their hard-earned tax dollars go overseas, most wouldn't know the answer. Even fewer would know who decides where that money goes. The reality is shocking: an unaccountable bureaucratic machine known as the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) doles out billions of dollars with little oversight, funneling money through layers of organizations before it reaches its final destination — if it even gets there.
Publisher's Note: Washington state’s climate policy is a case study in failure - The Daily Chronicle
Jan 13, 2025 |
chronline.com | Chad Taylor
Washington state’s so-called leadership on climate policy has been a disaster: it has backfired. Although the investments have been made and the words from Olympia have been said, CO2 emissions increased by 4.7% since 2012. For a state that claims to be at the forefront of the fight against climate change, this is simply unacceptable. The actions of Gov. Jay Inslee’s administration have included the implementation of costly climate regulations, and these are where the results are stunning.
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Nov 8, 2024 |
chronline.com | Chad Taylor
Many parents in Centralia have recently become aware of a book assigned in a freshman literature class at Centralia High School that some consider inappropriate for young students. After looking into this issue, it turns out that this book was not part of any state or district-approved curriculum. Instead, it was independently chosen by a teacher and former administrator in 2019.
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Sep 18, 2024 |
chronline.com | Chad Taylor
As Americans, we enjoy the privilege of living in a democratic republic where our voices matter. The privilege to cast our votes was not simply granted to us without struggle; it was a right diligently fought for by those who came before us. Voting stands as a pillar of our framework granting each person the chance to shape the course of our governance. Unfortunately, some fail to appreciate this privilege and overlook the sacrifices made to preserve it.
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