North Cove community steps up to aid stranded mariner
By Melissa Vergara For Grays Harbor News Group William “Road Dirt” Flower…
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Human remains found in Donkey Creek area
Steep drop in children’s vaccinations worries Washington health officials
Pacific County courthouse, offices to reopen in June
Westport charter boat operations to resume Thursday, with restrictions
Cherry growers face their own epidemic as harvest nears
Unemployment payments may be delayed as state implements safeguards
News
OS Library Foundation seeks board members
The Ocean Shores Library Foundation is seeking applicants for its five-member board of directors.
Info sought in Capitol theft
WSP is seeking information about the theft of a historical marker from the Capitol campus in Olympia during the week of May 11.
Northwest News
Boeing to cut nearly 10,000 jobs in Washington, more than 12,000 overall
SEATTLE — Boeing announced to employees Wednesday a first batch of almost…
Cherry growers face their own epidemic as harvest nears
By Tony Buhr The Wenatchee World In the midst of COVID-19, cherry…
Steep drop in children’s vaccinations worries Washington health officials
Unemployment payments may be delayed as state implements safeguards
Washington state aims to regulate water temperature at federal dams, wading into controversy
Pe Ell’s Jones Creek brewery set to reopen outdoor seating
Lewis County group works to repeal sex ed law
Business
Cherry growers face their own epidemic as harvest nears
By Tony Buhr The Wenatchee World In the midst of COVID-19, cherry…
Boeing to cut nearly 10,000 jobs in Washington, more than 12,000 overall
SEATTLE — Boeing announced to employees Wednesday a first batch of almost…
Disney World, other Florida theme parks gear up to reopen
Shoalwater Bay Casino scheduled to reopen to public Friday
U.S. consumer confidence stabilized in May on reopening optimism
Pe Ell’s Jones Creek brewery set to reopen outdoor seating
After coronavirus shutdowns, consumers’ unpaid utility bills loom as costly problem
Sports
Commentary: How does Seahawks’ ground game look with addition of Carlos Hyde?
SEATTLE — In six of Pete Carroll’s 10 seasons with Seattle, the…
Life
OS Library Foundation seeks board members
The Ocean Shores Library Foundation is seeking applicants for its five-member board of directors.
High schools devising new ways to honor grads
It’s been a memorable year for the Harbor’s high school seniors, but certainly not in the usual way.
Dear Journal: I’ve bonded with my sourdough starter
Ex-area postmaster writes about harrowing Coast Guard incident
Dear Abby: Wife can’t shake distrust of husband caught in a lie
J.K. Rowling unearthed an old work for her new children’s book that’s free online
Summer 2020 book preview: Books to read in quarantine
Obituaries
Richard P. Malloy
Richard Patterson Malloy, age 85, a resident of Aberdeen, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Thursday, May 21, 2020 in Olympia, Washington.
Opinion
Commentary: ‘You bothering me for nothing!’
By John M. Crisp Tribune News Service It’s always chancy to write…
Commentary: Trump doesn’t like mail-in voting, but it’s not his call
By Doyle McManus Los Angeles Times A confession: I voted by mail…
Commentary: A fight over unemployment benefits is brewing as businesses reopen.
Commentary: The love-hate relationship between restaurants and delivery services
What will you do this Memorial Day?
Commentary: Trump’s coronavirus numbers can’t be trusted
Commentary: The Trump-Biden campaign is a battle over truth
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