Two arrests made after weeks-long drug investigation
Two men were arrested on drug-related charges in the 100 block of Karr Avenue in Hoquiam on Tuesday.
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Mattis blasts Trump in lengthy rebuke
Elective surgeries resume at Grays Harbor Community Hospital
County Commission proposing millions in small business grants through CARES Act money
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Russell Wilson on George Floyd: ‘A guy was murdered last week. There needs to be a change. It’s not overly complicated’
Unattended candles may have led to Tuesday Aberdeen house fire
News
County Commission proposing millions in small business grants through CARES Act money
Grays Harbor County Commissioners are working this week to finalize plans to distribute more than $4 million in federal CARES Act money for COVID 19-related expenses
Levy failure leaves Centralia school sports in jeopardy
District board members and staff are discussing significant cuts to combat a nearly $12 million projected deficit for the 2020-21 school year.
Police encounter ‘chaotic’ scene during arrest at Shelton tavern
Coronavirus has closed courthouses, stopped trials. How does Washington’s justice system come back?
Elective surgeries resume at Grays Harbor Community Hospital
GHC President’s List for winter quarter
Unattended candles may have led to Tuesday Aberdeen house fire
Northwest News
WSP apologizes after officer tells his team, ‘Don’t kill them, but hit them hard’ in reference to Seattle protesters
This came after video surfaced of the officer telling his team, “Don’t kill (Seattle protesters), but hit them hard.”
Hundreds gather for peaceful rally at Olympia park in wake of violent protests
It was the largest Olympia gathering this week in response to the May 25 death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Here’s where, when hundreds of traps for the Asian giant hornet will be set in Whatcom County
Seattle demonstrations vent anguish at death of George Floyd and more, for a ‘grieving nation’
Seattle fishing trawler docked after 85 crew members test positive
Over 150 honor Floyd with vigil, march in Olympia
Half of newly diagnosed coronavirus cases in Washington are in people under 40
Business
Sound Publishing to offer grants for local businesses
Sound Publishing is launching a program to help local companies spread the…
Will working from home become permanent? Answers from the experts
IRS fails to pursue thousands of rich tax cheats, watchdog says
Boeing to cut nearly 10,000 jobs in Washington, more than 12,000 overall
Cherry growers face their own epidemic as harvest nears
Disney World, other Florida theme parks gear up to reopen
Sports
Levy failure leaves Centralia school sports in jeopardy
District board members and staff are discussing significant cuts to combat a nearly $12 million projected deficit for the 2020-21 school year.
Russell Wilson on George Floyd: ‘A guy was murdered last week. There needs to be a change. It’s not overly complicated’
Anglers can fish for free June 6-7, 2020
Commentary: How does Seahawks’ ground game look with addition of Carlos Hyde?
Elma standout coach Lisa Johnson announces retirement
Fishing, golf to reopen in places May 5, with restrictions
Obituaries
Death notice
Anna Quellman
Dan Lutz
On April 26, 2020 Dan Lutz, 63, went home to meet the Lord.
Opinion
Commentary: Yes, meet rioters with overwhelming force
Restoring order to America’s cities isn’t a complicated proposition.
Commentary: Trump wants armed conflict. Don’t give it to him
The days and hours ahead could define our nation, in the same way that the turmoil of 1968 did.
Dahleen Glanton: White America, if you want to know who’s responsible for racism, look in the mirror
Commentary: The fabric is fraying: Redemption is becoming a thing of the past
Commentary: George Floyd, killed in Minneapolis, is why Amy Cooper’s Central Park call was so repugnant
COMMENTARY: A pandemic prompts the return of the tea party
Commentary: ‘You bothering me for nothing!’
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