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WA income tax on higher earners clears first legislative hurdle
Democrats rejected GOP amendments before pushing their tax on millionaires through a Senate committee. The bill was revised…
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Ocean Shores city council to hold sanctuary ‘study session’
Topics to include sanctuary status, community safety and federal immigration enforcement
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HRH welcomes new hospital board commissioner Kyle Pauley
Pauley to represent Westport, Grayland, and Cosmopolis
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WDFW seeks feedback on proposed rule changes for shellfish
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is proposing rule changes for state recreational clam, mussel, and…
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From the Wings: When death doesn’t mean an end to friendship or fun
From Feb. 13-22, Stage West Community Theatre is performing Exit Laughing at the Ocean Shores Lions Club
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Ocean Shores glass float release begins Saturday
The 2026 Beachcombers and Glass Float Expo kicks off with the release of hundreds of authentic Japanese glass…
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Coroner delivers monthly report for January 2026
The Grays Harbor County Coroner George Kelley submitted his report for the month of January 2026 to the…
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Union calls for investigation of TRL budget
The Timberland Regional Library staff union raised concerns about future layoffs and called for an independent investigation into…
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WDFW approves six days of coastal razor clam digs beginning Feb. 14 with additional dates planned through early March
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers confirmed today, razor clam digging opportunities at Long Beach,…
Opinion
Strap in, Ocean Shores: The internet is on fire again
Dear Daily World readers, friends, foes, and those who exclusively communicate through meme replies and all-caps comments —…
Sports
Sports Briefs for Monday, Feb. 9, 2026
Elma’s Weld sisters commit; Elma to host Unified hoops game; North Beach to host baseball clinic
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Pacific County K-9 unit uncertified three years later
K-9 Kova’s utilization has stalled within the Pacific County Sheriff’s Office. (Observer file)
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As pennies disappear, Washington must address how retailers make change
Businesses want uniform rules and clarity; state lawmakers have a proposal that involves rounding to the nearest nickel