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A Look Back in Time: Suspect found in closet in prohibition-era raids; Former Centralian named commander of Air Force Wing with famous WWII Doolittle Raid squadron; Sunbirds opens in Chehalis

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By Owen Sexton
| Tacoma News Tribune Verified
In this installment of A Look Back in Time, the Saturday, July 3, 1926, edition of The Chronicle featured a story about the multiple prohibition-era arrests including John C. Miller of Centralia, who was found hiding in a closet during a string of prohibition raids by Thurston County Sheriff Claud Havens. U.S. Air Force Colonel Reginald J.
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A Look Back in Time: Suspect found in closet in prohibition-era raids; Former Centralian named commander of Air Force Wing with famous WWII Doolittle Raid squadron; Sunbirds opens in Chehalis

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By Owen Sexton
| Centralia Chronicle Verified
In this installment of A Look Back in Time, the Saturday, July 3, 1926, edition of The Chronicle featured a story about the multiple prohibition-era arrests including John C. Miller of Centralia, who was found hiding in a closet during a string of prohibition raids by Thurston County Sheriff Claud Havens. U.S. Air Force Colonel Reginald J.
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Volunteers begin vandalism cleanup at High Rock Lookout as donations come in

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By Owen Sexton
| The Reflector Verified
While investigators still have no suspects when it comes to who committed the vandalism, volunteers began the cleanup work this past week on the damage done at High Rock Lookout, according to members of the High Rock Lookout Restoration Project. Restoration efforts at the lookout have been ongoing for over a decade at the lookout near Mount Rainier, and damage was discovered by project volunteers and reported to U.S. Forest Service (USFS) officials on Thursday, June 11.
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