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Andrea Watts / The Daily World On Saturday, May 9, citizen scientists participating in the Grays Harbor Stream Team Macroinvertebrate Program met at a site on the east fork of the Wildcat Creek where they spent the afternoon collecting macroinvertebrates samples.

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What macroinvertebrates do we spy?

After the macroinvertebrate ID night and sampling techniques training session, the citizen scientists participating in the Grays Harbor…

Andrea Watts / The Daily World For their Day of Service on Saturday, McCleary VFW Post 5564 members, along with VFW auxiliary and community members, spent the morning cleaning many of the 250 headstones of veterans and auxiliary members in the city of McCleary cemetery.

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McCleary VFW Post 5564 participates in VFW Day of Service

Among those buried in the city of McCleary cemetery are 250 veterans and VFW auxiliary members. For their…

Andrea Watts / The Daily World On May 8, Taholah School District students presented the Missoula Children’s Theatre production of Sleeping Beauty. The final scene has the King (Derrick Waugh), the Queen (Leah St. Germaine), the Lady in Waiting (Faith Underwood Pickernell) and Spot (Lilly St. Germaine) greeting an awakened Sleeping Beauty (Austin Grover).

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From the Wings: Chitwhins present Sleeping Beauty

Friday night was theater night at the Taholah School District, with a cast of 34 students staging Sleeping…

Andrea Watts photos / The Daily World Stage West Community Theatre is performing Harvey, a Pulitzer-prize winning play at the Ocean Shores Lions Club on May 8-10 and 15-17. From left, John Howley (Duanne Wilson), Ron “Duke” Delagne (William R. Chumley, MD), Jake Francis (Lymna Sanderson, MD), Sara Hansen-Lund (Myrtle Mae Simmons and Bary Van Wert (Judge Omar Gaffney).

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From the Wings: Stage West Community Theatre presents Harvey

“Cool your jets, Harvey,” Craig McCobb joked as he waited on set for the go-ahead to resume Act…

Jones Photo Historical Collection Beginning this month, History98520 is launching a city-wide America’s 250th exhibit in Aberdeen. Windows of vacant buildings will be filled with photos on a specific theme, and the first building to be decorated is the Moore building, which will feature images relating to Aberdeen being the lumber capital of the world.

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Celebrating America’s 250th in Grays Harbor County

As part of the commemoration, the Grays Harbor Museum Association is producing a county-wide passport