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Libraries face uncertainty amid funding cuts
Rural, independent and underserved libraries could be hit hardest by latest round of federal funding chops
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Ocosta senior Madeline Schaeffer accepted to Harvard University
Ocosta High School has announced that senior Madeline Schaeffer, a lifelong Ocosta student, has been accepted to the…
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Aberdeen’s Haymon assumes NAS Fallon command
Capt. Michael Haymon, from Aberdeen, became the 35th commander of Naval Air Station Fallon in Nevada earlier this…
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KOSW Radio set to interview public officials and newsmakers
Several government officials and representatives for different community organizations are set to appear during the month of April…
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Washington salmon fishing seasons tentatively set for 2025-2026
Anglers in Washington can expect similar salmon fishing opportunities in 2025-2026 compared to last season, which also includes…
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Congressperson Perez, Chinook Tribe at odds over bill
Resource rights at heart of discord as tribe fights for federal recognition
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Grays Harbor College President’s Honor List for winter quarter
Grays Harbor College has released the President’s Honor List for winter quarter. Students listed have maintained a 3.5…
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State will appeal after FEMA denies disaster-relief request
Gov. Bob Ferguson announced Monday that Washington will appeal after the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) denied the…
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Family seeks $165M after baby burned in Grays Harbor
Nine-month-old boy’s biological parents were on notice by the Washington State Department of Children, Youth and Families
Obituaries
Mrs. Margaret Marie ‘Peggy’ Harp
Mrs. Margaret Marie “Peggy” Harp, age 78, passed away peacefully on April 3, 2025, in Moscow, Idaho.
Opinion
When the state pushes parents aside, we all lose
This weekend, I made a mistake. I reposted information about a bill that had just passed out of…
Opinion
Monthly message from Greater Grays Harbor, Inc.’s CEO
I hope you’re doing well, and enjoying spring as much as I am.