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The Chronicle - Centralia
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Bearcats top Tigers at Riverside
The W.F. West boys golf team topped Centralia in Swamp Cup action on Monday, as the Bearcats topped the Tigers 222-292 on a sunny day at Riverside Golf Course. Jamie Conzatti led the way for the Bearcats with a 39, while Jax Potter was just two strokes behind with a 41. Weston Potter and Luis Leal also had impressive days, shooting a 45 and 47, respectively, and Mason McGregor rounded out the W.F. West scoresheet with a 50. Tyler Fagerness led the Tigers with a 48, while Jake Johnson shot a 56 and Kynon Meek shot a 59. Tristin Henning logged a 62, while Jonas Howard finished with a 67. Both teams are on the road on Wednesday, as W.F. West will head to Alderbrook to face Shelton and Centralia will head to Tumwater Valley to face Tumwater. |
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Napavine pulls away to soundly defeat Raymond-South Bend
The Napavine soccer team pulled away for a resounding win on Monday, as four second-half goals propelled the Tigers to a 5-0 win over Raymond-South Bend. Hayden Kaut got Napavine on the board in the first half, but it was just 1-0 at the break. An own goal from the Ravens made it 2-0 in the 60th minute, and it was the first of four Napavine goals in a 15 minute span. Hannah Fay made it 3-0 just three minutes later, and in the 70th minute, Kaut converted from the spot for her second goal of the game. Kaut helped Fay score her second just four minutes later, when Fay connected off a pass from Kaut to make it 5-0. “It was a good game,” Napavine coach John Bates said. “Kind of coming together slowly. With a couple more preseason games, by league we should compete.” Napavine (2-2) will return home on Tuesday, Sept. 24 to host Highland. |
Washington State News
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Sounders eye third straight win when last-place Quakes visit
(Photo credit: Joe Nicholson-Imagn Images)
The Seattle Sounders will attempt to extend their win streak to three matches when they play host to the San Jose Earthquakes for a Wednesday clash in the Pacific Northwest.
Seattle (13-9-7, 46 points), which has points in three of four matches, will also be out for a measure of revenge on Wednesday. The Sounders dropped the only other meeting between the two clubs this season 3
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NYT Politics
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Musk Super PAC Switches Field Plan Again in Arizona and Nevada
The pro-Trump group America PAC, which was founded by the billionaire Elon Musk, has cut ties with a canvassing firm in two battleground states, just seven weeks before Election Day.
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Secret Service Scrambled After Trump’s Short Notice on Golf Outing
The agency did not sweep the area where a gunman lay in wait for the former president at his club in Florida.
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Columbian Newspaper
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Yacolt man sentenced to 4 months in prison for involvement in Jan. 6 Capitol riot
A Yacolt man was sentenced Tuesday to four months in federal prison for his participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the U.S. Capitol and disruption of a joint session of Congress convened to confirm the 2020 presidential election results. |
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Class-action suit alleges Vancouver’s ZoomInfo misled investors, executives ‘dumped’ stocks
Investors are suing Vancouver software and data company ZoomInfo and two of its executives, alleging the company misled investors and violated securities laws. |
Portland Business News
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Kroger-Albertsons merger: FTC hearing wraps with closing arguments
Attorneys for the FTC, Kroger and Albertsons summarized three weeks of witness testimony and evidence. Here's what they said.
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Seattle Times Opinion
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Boeing: Uncertain future
Re: “Boeing factories go quiet as Machinists make noise outside” [Sept. 14, A1]: The Boeing management debacle, so well-documented in The Seattle Times, allows an ironic reflection built into the sign on the side of Interstate 5 providing directions to the (Boeing) “Future of Flight” museum. I, for one, am worried that the present-day Boeing […] |
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Clallam County sure knows how to pick ’em
Clallam County, WA, voters' political tendencies match those of other, far-flung counties when it comes to picking a president, |
