How a reclusive ‘town of aging hippies’ worked to screen itself from coronavirus

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                                Ocean Shores Police Department personnel bring one of two kayakers out of the surf near the North Jetty Thursday, April 30.

Two rescued from Ocean Shores surf

Ocean Shores Police personnel rescued two people from the surf near the…

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Help for renters, landlords during pandemic crisis

Today, we’ll concentrate on information that renters and landlords need to know during these unprecedented times.

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COURTESY OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR 
                                On June 17, 2019, Gov. Jay Inslee attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the first electric school bus in Washington at Franklin Pierce High School in Tacoma. The Elma and Lake Quinault school districts were recently awarded more than $600,000 in Ecology grant money to purchase two electric school buses.

Elma, Lake Quinault school districts get $600,000-plus in Ecology grant money for electric buses

The Elma and Lake Quinault school districts have been awarded state Department…

 

 

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Why the construction industry is essential to local toilet paper stocks

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Continue learning, and get free money to do it!

The new Washington College Grant gives free money to middle- and low-income families for education

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Pizza with pizzazz that won’t break the bank!

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Marketplace

Why the construction industry is essential to local toilet paper stocks

Diverse, interconnected forest products industry need all components working

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Organics 101: ‘This was our calling’

Grays Harbor grocer shares the love with all things organic

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Continue learning, and get free money to do it!

The new Washington College Grant gives free money to middle- and low-income families for education

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Pizza with pizzazz that won’t break the bank!

Local restaurant celebrates one year of homemade, affordable, family-friendly dining

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Obituaries

Adolph R. Hammer

Adolph R. Hammer, 61, of Aberdeen, Washington, passed away Friday, April 17, 2020, surrounded by his children at Swedish Hospital in Seattle, Washington.

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Death notices

Eva Tinneer, Fred Bernard, Joseph Nicolazzo, David Waara, Burrell Robinson, David Johnson, Raymond Lead.

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Opinion

Commentary: Will the people finally lead their leaders?

By Martin Schram Tribune News Service As America’s leaders struggle to survive…

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