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Drug users fear consequences of syringe exchange ending
With Grays Harbor County’s syringe exchange potentially ending June 30, the program and the county commission’s decision to…
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Blind Justice escorted out of meeting by police in latest free speech test
For months, an Aberdeen man who says he’s motivated by First Amendment freedoms has been testing local governments…
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Street improvement tax extension sent to Aberdeen voters
Ballots for Aberdeen’s Feb. 12 special election were sent out this week, asking citizens to vote on a…
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Grays Harbor Transit adds six new buses with upgrades
Grays Harbor Transit has purchased six new diesel buses — complete with some new features — to replace…
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Health and county officials consider syringe exchange solutions
The syringe exchange program in Aberdeen is still slated to end June 30 following a vote last month…
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Homeless people receive free haircuts, acupuncture and more at Project Homeless Connect
At the annual “Project Homeless Connect” event in Aberdeen Friday, more than 50 homeless people turned out for…
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Art teacher Nathan Barnes expands opportunities at GHC
In Nathan Barnes’ drawing class at Grays Harbor College, 15 students are circled around a complex tower of…
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King tides viewing party showcases dangers of sea level rise
To foreshadow more extreme high tides that could be the norm because of sea level rise in the…
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Aberdeen’s Electric Building slated for new Vietnamese restaurant
A new Vietnamese restaurant plans to open in the old Electric Building in downtown Aberdeen this summer, and…
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Fire takes down wooden structure at homeless camp
A fire burned a wooden shelter at the homeless encampment along the Chehalis River in Aberdeen Tuesday morning.…
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Police investigate possible “skimmer” fraud
There’s still no confirmation on which local gas station was hit with a skimmer device that led to…
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Pointed debate: Health and safety officials bemoan end of syringe exchange
With Grays Harbor County’s syringe exchange slated to end June 30, public health and fire officials are concerned…