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Revitalization Roundtable: Centralia lacking in commercial retail, office space, multi-family housing

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By Jacob Moore
| Tacoma News Tribune Verified
An ongoing study suggests Centralia is seriously lacking in commercial retail space, office space and multi-family housing. On the contrary, Centralia's Main Street corridor offers more than 20 parcels that are prime for redevelopment. The Centralia Downtown Association hosted another Revitalization Roundtable event at The Station Lewis County Coffee Co. Monday evening, the second such event this year.
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Campaign finance: Partisan support boosted MGP campaign early on

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By Jacob Moore
| The Reflector Verified
The race for a seat to represent Washington's Third Congressional District is heating up and, as a battle ground district, is expected to be one of the more expensive races in the country. The rising totals raise the question: Where is the money coming from? Ahead of the August primary, The Chronicle is taking a closer look at campaign finances for the two highest fundraisers in the race: Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, and state Sen. John Braun, R-Centralia.
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N.S. First Nation loses appeal, must pay legal fees to fishing group

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By Jacob Moore
| Acadia Broadcasting Verified
Despite trying to appeal their case, a Nova Scotia First Nation still must pay thousands in legal costs to a commercial fishing group. Sipekne’katik First Nation appealed that decision, but their appeal was denied last week by the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal, according to a written decision. Sipekne’katik launched a lawsuit in 2021 against DFO and the attorney general after their lobster traps were seized in St. Mary’s Bay.
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