Life

World Gone By: In 1994, veterans recall their experiences on D-Day

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Herbert M. Johnson Jr. D.O.

Obituaries

Herbert M. Johnson Jr. D.O.

Herbert Marshall Johnson Jr. D.O. of Aberdeen, Washington, passed away on May 27, 2019, in Olympia, Washington at…

Delores (Dee) H. Boyd

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Delores (Dee) H. Boyd

Delores (Dee) H. Boyd, loving wife, mother, grandmother and sister passed away on May 26, 2019.

Ethel “Marie” Hunt

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Ethel “Marie” Hunt

Ethel Marie Hunt passed away in her home on Thursday, May 23, 2019, at the age of 98.

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Florence Hazel Sisk

Florence Hazel Sisk was born on Jan. 18, 1933, in Tacoma, Washington; the youngest of six children born…

Anthony R. “Tony” Choate Sr.

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Anthony R. “Tony” Choate Sr.

Anthony Rex “Tony” Choate Sr., 56, Elma resident and former Diesel/heavy equipment Mechanic for Weyerhaeuser at Longview, died…

Opinion

Jay Ambrose: Trump defenders are not bad people

John Pavlovitz is a liberal, widely read Christian pastor who has composed an internet article saying good people…

Opinion

Douglas Perry: Despite poor ratings, Trump will be re-elected

President Donald Trump has never been able to reach a 50% job-approval rating in mainstream opinion surveys.

Opinion

Carl P. Leubsdorf: Uncertain times for US, allies

Seventy-five years ago, thousands of American and allied sailors, soldiers and aviators began the decisive campaign to end…

New team pulling strings for Festival of Colors

Life

New team pulling strings for Festival of Colors

The North Coast’s annual kite-flying extravaganza will take place Friday through Sunday.

TNS News Service Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred

Sports

Commissioner Rob Manfred visits Seattle, addresses possible expansion, changes in game play, fan safety

By Lauren Smith

Sports

Ex-Husky quarterback Colson Yankoff officially transfers to UCLA

Former Washington quarterback Colson Yankoff has found a new home in the Pac-12.

Sports

‘We make no apologies’ for being a run-first team, says Seahawks coordinator Brian Schottenheimer

By Bob Condotta