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But it's an interview with the various people, most of them anyway, and And so it talks about how some of the detectives for the sheriff's office, including 30-year-old Bob Nix at the time, that is the main person they talk to in this article.

uh which is another one in the chronicle we were looking at several from uh from this region and they see the they hear the first explosion they're like oh well this isn't good and so they begin to work on evacuation plans and the thing i found interesting and i i bet you're gonna have thoughts on this uh sharon is they had a plan that the state i'll just read it here um Cowlitz County Sheriff Les Nelson assigns Nix to work the Tattle Lake area as a liaison between the sheriff's office and Dwight Crandall.

And he's a USGS scientist.

The state had already created a comprehensive plan to evacuate towns nearest to the mountain in Tattle River Valley, an area located nine miles southeast of Toledo.

And he's fantastic.

And he worked with you and I at the Chronicle way back when.

Oh, yeah.

And so we always have that memory.

Just go out and see him.

Yeah, we'll have some talk of legal issues here shortly.

Just to close off the Best of Lewis County, we're going to publish the results in the Chronicle.

The attendees got this special book that I brought today just so you could lay your eyes on it.

The findings and accompanying analysis are available on NPI's Cascadia Advocate at visitclarkcountytoday.com and find this story for the link.

This report was first published by the Chronicle newspaper.

Welcome to the 297th episode of News Dump, we just reported Sports Dump, I'm burned out already, where we run through the hottest topics in the Lewis County news scene and discuss.

I'm local man Aaron VanTuyl, joined as always by a man who passed the bar in China, it's Chronicle editor Eric Schwartz.

I understand that reference.

We did discuss it earlier at lunch.

Matagi's playing, Danny Matagi.

So yeah, that'll be cool.

And then, uh, we've got some Thurston Chronicle kids up there as well.

They're not kids, I guess, anymore, but they're gonna be up there.

I'm local man Aaron Van Tyle, joined as always by someone who has just signed a deal to import printing diesel from Russia.

It's Chronicle editor Eric Schwartz.

How you doing, big guy?

Is printing diesel a real thing?

They're gonna try to get you to work for free, and just don't do it." And fortunately, I never...

No one ever asked me to do it.

I got an internship at The Chronicle as a teenager, like so many young strapping men around here.

Yeah, it's true.

However, three days passed without any contact from Delmer, and when he failed to show up for work, his employer reported him missing.

The press release by The Chronicle reported that an employee at the Chehalis Walmart failed to show up for work.

The Lewis County Sheriff's Office was notified of the situation.

The article also mentions that the employee, Delmar, had never taken an unexcused absence in the 15 years he had worked at Walmart.

A Toledo man serving community custody in Lewis County is facing a felony telephone harassment charge after allegedly threatening to kill his former partner in multiple voicemails.

The Chronicle reports that 26-year-old Austin Brunette was arrested and later posted a $50,000 bond.

He made a preliminary appearance in Lewis County Superior Court last Friday.

Brunette allegedly left voicemails threatening to kill the woman, shoot her and harm himself.

Hill was sentenced to 40 hours of community service, but the court reduced that to eight hours after he cited hardship.

A Winlock man is accused of assaulting and threatening to kill a man who hired him to complete work on a residential property that he was reportedly living at.

The Chronicle reports that Justin Fletcher faces felony harassment and fourth-degree assault charges.

He was booked into the Lewis County Jail last Friday.