Letters to the Editor

Need more info from local health officials

There has been so much conflicting information regarding Covid-19 and downright misinformation, that true facts would be appreciated…

News

North Beach schools likely to begin school year with all remote learning model

Emphasis on mastering remote learning

Republicans will cut jobless payments in new relief plan

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Republicans will cut jobless payments in new relief plan

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senate Republicans propose cutting supplemental unemployment benefits to $200 weekly from $600 until states are…

Nation/World

Results from COVID-19 vaccine trial may be ready by November, Fauci says

WASHINGTON, D.C. — An experimental COVID-19 vaccine being developed by the National Institutes of Health and biotech company…

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Outdoor burn ban started Sunday

The Office of the Grays Harbor County Fire Marshal has announced restrictions on outdoor burning on the Harbor…

Life

Dear Abby: I became pregnant with my second child in 2013.

Dear Abby: I became pregnant with my second child in 2013. When my extended family heard the news,…

Roy Vataja Collection                                 The Hotel Hoquiam opened in June, 1900 - a massive, ornate, four-story structure with turrets and gingerbread trimmings. It stood on the south end of Hoquiam’s business district , bounded by 7th and 8th Streets and M and N Streets - across from the old Hoquiam train station and just south of where the Saron Lutheran Church stands today. It was a White Elephant, losing money and glamour, and ending up as an apartment house, but for the ten years that it stood, it was a beautiful and storied White Elephant. It burned on July 22, 1910 at the cost of 2 lives.

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In the summer of 1910, fire was in the headlines

HARBOR FIRES GREAT AND SMALL - JULY 1910

Take a look at the Class of 2020

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Take a look at the Class of 2020

They may not be the recollections they were expecting, but the graduating seniors of 2020 are ending their…

Life

Dear Abby: Last year I met a special man when I hired him to do some work related to my hobby.

Dear Abby: Last year I met a special man when I hired him to do some work related…

Karen Tully

News

Dear Journal: People count, and the Constitution says count all of them

Editor’s note: Karen Harris Tully is a writer who lives in Raymond and has agreed to keep a…

James E. Law

Obituaries

James E. Law

James E. Law (AKA Jim) was born October 31, 1953 to Alice and James Law in Aberdeen.

Obituaries

Howard Ray

Howard Lee Ray passed away February 15, 2020 in Ephrata, Washington at the age of 88.

Obituaries

Mickey Kauzlarich, Kenneth Youngblood, Kathi Conley, John Duff, Nicole Garrigus, Robert Shultzaberger, William Teachout Jr.

Mickey A. Kauzlarich