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Lewis County Naturopath Hopes Book Helps Women Find Help, Support Through Menopause

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By Carrina Stanton / For The Chronicle For her first published book, traditional naturopath Vanessa Nixon knew she wanted to tackle a subject that many people find hard to discuss but affects so many: menopause. Through her naturopathicwork with her clients, Nixon said she realized that many felt invisible, unprepared and isolated when they began the phase that happens at the end of a woman’s fertility.
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Southwest Washington Dance Center Celebrates 25 Years of Nutcracker

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By Carrina Stanton / For The Chronicle For dancers and supporters of Southwest Washington Dance Center, the loss of their beloved “Nutcracker” in 2020 to COVID-19 restrictions was an especially hard blow. It wasn’t just any “Nutcracker” that was canceled. It was the 25th anniversary of the beloved Christmas show presented by the nonprofit Chehalis dance center. This year’s performance, taking place Dec.
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Ten Years of Bachelor’s Degrees at Centralia College

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By Carrina Stanton / For The Chronicle Ask someone who was there when Centralia College began offering four-year degrees 10 years ago and they often remember feeling a little like they were in uncharted territory. The state had only been allowing two-year colleges to offer bachelor’s degree programs for a few years, so they were largely building a program from the ground up.
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