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Sen. Jeff Wilson speaks on the Senate floor Tuesday. (TVW screen shot)

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Sen. Wilson kit home bill passed unanimously by Senate

The Washington Senate Tuesday passed a bill aimed at increasing the acceptance of kit homes as a potential…

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Pictured, from left, are Cindy Lu Strode, JR Lakey and Aiden Brown. Phil Connors (Brown) makes acquaintances with Punxsutawney citizens Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland.

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Groundhog Day the Musical Opens at the Bishop Center at GHC this Friday

Grays Harbor College’s rendition of the classic 1993 film Groundhog Day promises to delight audiences as Groundhog Day…

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The Harbor Regional Health Prompt Care Clinic’s G Street entrance.

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Harbor Regional looking for larger facility for Prompt Care Clinic

Due to increasing demand, Harbor Regional Health is actively seeking a new facility to house its Prompt Care…

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The Grays Harbor County Commissioners held a “non-action” meeting on March 4. Superior Court Clerk Kym Foster is seated at the bottom right.

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County Clerk, District Court agree to resolve differences

After a spirited, at times contentious, 30-minute discussion during the Grays Harbor County Board of Commissioners “non-action” meeting…

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James Tiffany, Clyde Mudgett, Sandra Bellon

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Nancy Jane (Brumfield) Anderson

With great sadness, we announce the passing of Nancy Jane (Brumfield) Anderson. Nancy was born on May 14,…

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Betty L. Moore

Betty L Moore passed away peacefully in Aberdeen on Feb. 21, 2025 at the age of 99 with…

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To ensure our forests are economically sustainable, we must first manage them to be ecologically sustainable by ensuring we always have a mix of forest ages and types, the author writes. Pictured is a stand of mature trees in the Rowan landslide area in Oso that has been harvested at least once.

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How I’m setting WA forests on a better management path

Last month, in my first act as commissioner of public lands, I paused the sale of certain structurally…

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A U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer gives food to an immigrant child waiting to be processed at a U.S. Border Patrol transit center after crossing the border from Mexico at Eagle Pass, Texas on Dec. 22, 2023.

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Taking migrant children’s lawyers is just callous

For most of this century, large numbers of unaccompanied children have been landing in the U.S. in need…

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A preliminary sketch of Jenny Fisher’s “Kelp Forest” mural.

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History98520 presents new exhibits at the Micro – Museum

During the months of March and April, the History98520 Micro – Museum in Aberdeen will feature exhibits and…

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An assessment of buildings at the former Naselle Youth Camp determined some should be demolished.

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Naselle Youth Camp bill misses the legislative deadline

Hundreds of bills died in committee last month, extinguishing their hopes of passing and becoming law in this…

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When salmon are not plentiful, we suffer,” said Ed Johnstone, chairman of the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission and a member of the Quinault Indian Nation. Twenty-one tribes sued Washington to enforce their treaty fishing rights, opening a gusher of public spending on culvert replacements.

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Costly salmon recovery effort heads toward mediation

Leaders from Western Washington tribes and state officials have agreed to enter mediation about removing salmon migration barriers,…

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The sidewalk along Market Street in downtown Aberdeen have been uprooted.

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Aberdeen begins sidewalk improvement project

Three blocks of sidewalks and trees on Market Street to be replaced