Rep. Peter Abbarno, R-Centralia, discusses the flaws of the state’s new long-term care program and payroll tax with KVI’s Ari Hoffman. Abbarno is proposing to repeal the tax, which takes effect Jan. 1. The 20th District lawmaker also discusses Zack’s Law, a measure he plans to introduce to warn people through signage at waterways about the hazards of cold-water shock. Rep. Abbarno introduced HB 1594 to repeal the long-term care program.
In the Centralia-Chehalis Chamber of Commerce by Rep. Peter Abbarno In Lewis County, our forests are more than scenery. They are a cornerstone of our economy, a source of family-wage jobs, a critical funding mechanism for schools and local services, and an important...
The energizing of the new Lewis County Public Utility District substation near Winlock is more than a milestone for South Lewis County. It is an example of the type of long-term infrastructure investments Washington must continue...
One of the most important responsibilities of an elected official is bringing people together to solve problems. In today's polarized political climate, that can be difficult. Too often, public policy debates are framed as employers versus employees, business versus...
