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Kalama City Council ~ November 20, 2025

Kalama City Council ~ November 20, 2025

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Kalama City Hall downtown Kalama

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It’s About Pain – Guest Editorial from the Desk of Dr. Kirkpatrick

It’s About Pain – Guest Editorial from the Desk of Dr. Kirkpatrick

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Cowlitz County ~ On September 18, 2025, Governor Bob Ferguson announced the appointment of then Cowlitz County Superior Court Commissioner Jill Karmy to the position of Cowlitz County Superior Court Judge.

Meet Judge Jill Karmy, Cowlitz County’s Newest Superior Court Judge

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The City Council adopted its 2026 Capital Facilities Plan, which includes a 4% increase in all water and sewer rates and a 6% increase in all stormwater rates.

Castle Rock – Water & Sewer Rates for 2026

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We’re on the verge of a technological breakthrough in the political arena. With the bromance between President Trump and Elon Musk seemingly back on, one cannot help but wonder what this means from a technological standpoint, and of course, the coveted mid-term elections.

Views in the News – Technological Advance or Digital Political Weapon

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The Kelso City Council approved a 1% increase in the property tax levy for 2026, and residents will see a 10.5% increase in their water rates that was previously approved in 2024.

Kelso – Property Tax & Utility Rate Increases, Catlin & Main Project Update

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Woodland City Council - Six of the Seven City Council Members Voted NOT to Raise Property Taxes

Woodland – Votes Not to Raise Property Taxes

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Ozempic – Taking the Fifth a Guest Editorial from the Desk of Dr. Kirkpatrick

Ozempic – Taking the Fifth a Guest Editorial from the Desk of Dr. Kirkpatrick

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This week, there is no getting away from the fact that two self-proclaimed Democrat Socialists (others would say Communists) are now called Mayor-Elect in both New York and Seattle.

Views in the News – Center for Vocational Transitional Studies at LCC

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The Longview School Board has approved a levy for a special election in February 2026. The Levy is to renew the capital projects, security, and technology levy voters approved in 2022. It is not intended to increase or create new taxes for district residents.

Longview School Board Approves Levy for February 2026 Ballot

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