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Kilmer weighs in on President Trump’s budget proposal

Congressman says cuts would impact rural communities, job creation

Jonathan and Stephanie Bennett, owners and operators of the new Steam Donkey Brewing Company on Wishkah Street, are finishing up preparations for their opener Friday at 3 p.m. Opening day fare will include an IPA, Brown Porter, Strong Bitter, and Belgian Ale.

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First brewery in Aberdeen in 70 years opens Friday

Steam Donkey Brewing Company has craft beers in a family friendly environment

Fishing and hunting license increases are still part of the Governor’s budget package, despite legislation regarding those increases failing to get out of committee before the last legislative cutoff.

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Commercial and recreational fishing, hunting license increases still on the table

Bills regarding the increases died in committee, but remain part of 2017 budget package

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Hoquiam City Council approves additional utility fee hike effective April 1

Additional $3.31 hike added to the $4.09 approved late last year to bolster lagging ambulance fund

The Satsop Business Park has welcomed two major new tenants this year, which will more than triple the number of employees who work there.

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Under the towers: Satsop Business Park tenants offer wide range of products

Job-rich tenents will be added to the mix

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Port, Pasha become hub for recalled Volkswagens

Unknown number of recalled diesel vehicles staging at Terminal 4, Satsop Business Park

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Hoquiam school superintendent candidates narrowed to four

Candidates will be available to the public at meetings Tuesday, Wednesday

Ericka Corban of Aberdeen performs her blind audition Monday on NBC’s The Voice.

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Chairs didn’t turn, but “Voice” appearance may open doors for Ericka

Singer/songwriter will focus on motherhood and tv/film soundtracks

The South Quinault Ridge and Moonlight Dome areas of the Olympic National Forest are part of the Wild Olympics legislation reintroduced by Sen. Patty Murray and Rep. Derek Kilmer Wednesday. Here a hiker stops at the South Quinault Ridge proposed wilderness, taking in the view of the Moonlight Dome proposed wilderness.

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Sen. Murray, Rep. Kilmer renew commitment to Wild Olympics legislation

State Rep. Walsh of Aberdeen calls Wild Olympics bill ‘bad for this area’

Hoquiam Mayor Jasmine Dickhoff swears in new Hoquiam Police officer Rob Verboomen at the beginning of the Hoquiam City Council Monday evening. Hoquiam Police Chief Jeff Myers is in the background.

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Spring cleanup returns to Hoquiam; new officer sworn in at Monday council meeting

Vouchers to be given for dumping at LeMay

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Projections indicate state salmon fisheries will again be tempered by low coho runs

Low predicted numbers of native salmon in several rivers challenge state fisheries managers

Nick Burgess performs at the Tap Room as part of The Alley’s First Friday event. Burgess is a good example of the type of performer you’ll see in The Alley; he is by day a paraeducator in Elma and is also a passionate musician, performing as a solo act, providing lead vocals and rhythm guitar for the pop punk band With Roots Above, and is also part of another local band, Across the Coastline, who according to the band’s Facebook page, will be performing at the famous Viper Room in Los Angeles in July.

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Burgeoning local music scene finds home in “The Alley”

Effort drives audience to sample what local artists, businesses have to offer in downtown Aberdeen

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WEfish will hold meeting Thursday to discuss Westport Fisherman’s Memorial

Ideas sought for improving memorial to reflect respect, honor for those lost at sea