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News items in October 2003 are:
Oct. 30, 2003 DOE, according to The Chronicle, is granting another $448,000 to finish cleanup at Lewis County Central Shop along Jackson Highway and Forest-Napavine Road.
- Oct. 28, 2003 -Decades of pollution problems are finally going to be fixed, under a final cleanup agreement for the former Roderick Timber site in b Junction City east of Aberdeen.
- Oct. 24, 2003 The Chronicle reports that as they sipped juice, nibbled on pastries and tried to digest concerns about an inch-think draft plan that, all agreed, it isn't ready to use.
- Oct. 24, 2003 On 10/23/23003 The Chronicle reported on the major issues facing the Chehalis Basin Partnership (CBP).
- Oct. 21, 2003 With the recent deluge you might be interested in the curent, recent and historical monthly rain along the Black River.
- Oct. 20, 2003 Hmmm. Despite the lack of watershed news there seems to be a lot of issues surfacing within the Chehalis Basin Partnershp. The October agenda is online now.
- Oct. 15, 2003 Our Chehalis River Council website has answers to some of the questions being asked:
- Jul. 11, 2002 The Chronicle reports: Army Corps of Engineers officials presented their plan to reduce flood damage to Interstate 5 and the Twin Cities Tuesday night at the Lewis County Courthouse in Chehalis.
- Jul. 09, 2002 Here is an aerial view of the proposed levee solution to safeguard Centralia and Chehalis properties during the next 100 year flood.
- Oct. 08, 2003 WaDOE says Oyster-growing and pulp-making will be able to work side by sideunder a new discharge permit that has been issued to Weyerhaeuser's pulp mill in Cosmopolis.
- Oct. 08, 2003 The Aberdeen Daily World reports on significant entry of Washington Environmental Council (WEC) into the four-year battle over the Half-Moon Bay golf course.
- Oct. 06, 2003 What will be the modifications to the Skookumchuck dam, where will the dikes go, who will run the dike districts, what will the taxpayers pay - these are some of the questions that Lewis County Commissioners hope their $2 million contract with PIE will now start to answer. For more information, see this story publiished in The Chronicle
- Oct. 05, 2003 Sort of quiet this month, but it is prudent to remind you at this time of year check into - What to do before it floods - - or - - after it floods.
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