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Tom Quigg seeks election to Port Commission 2 position
The Port of Grays Harbor mission statement is, “To best utilize our resources to facilitate, enhance and stimulate…
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Westport mayoral candidates weigh in on city’s future
Golf course, city workers, marina ownership among topics discussed
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Long Beach razor clam opener draws just shy of 19,000 diggers
Next round of digs start and north and south beaches Oct. 26, pending toxin test results
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Hoquiam will roll tax funds earmarked for affordable housing in with county
The City of Hoquiam will roll sales and use tax money set aside for affordable housing into a…
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New law means students without MMR immunization can’t be in class
Under new state law, children who are not vaccinated against measles, mumps and rubella are prohibited in schools…
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Aberdeen Police officer, son produce powerful video on dangers of drug addiction
Video features 11 local addicts sharing their stories of addiction and its impacts
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Aberdeen Council votes no on permit for Michigan Street homeless camp
The longer-term and larger homeless tent encampment proposed for South Michigan Street in Aberdeen is on hold for…
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Westport Light golf course proposal packs McCausland Hall
Majority of estimated 150 in attendance supportive of State Parks, Westport Golf LLC’s vision
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Wishkah Street Starbucks packed for Coffee with a Cop
The Aberdeen Starbucks was packed Oct. 2 for the Aberdeen Police Department’s first Coffee with a Cop event.
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Communications, infrastructure included in Cosi mayor candidates discussion
Story updated Oct. 8 to reflect the correct cost for the proposed municipal building, $3 million.
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Aberdeen-Hoquiam fire services study subject of Wednesday open house
The timing is right for the cities of Aberdeen and Hoquiam to explore combining fire and ambulance services…
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South side Aberdeen city property restricted to daylight use
City had originally proposed complete closure to public access
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Aberdeen begins enforcement of sit-lie, public camping laws
Aberdeen Police began enforcing the city’s public camping and sidewalk laws Tuesday, after a federal court judge lifted…