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Quinaults recalled live and whole-cooked crab

For crabs caught Dec. 23-28

Jan 8th, 2021 by
Dan Hammock

Sound Publishing to offer grants for local businesses

Sound Publishing is re-launching a program to help local companies spread the…

Dec 31st, 2020

Tri-Cities bar says state pulled its liquor license for defying COVID rules

KENNEWICK — A Kennewick bar says the state of Washington has pulled…

Dec 30th, 2020

Maribel Moreno-Musillami, founder and owner of Purely Meat Co., watches chef Matt Ronan tie up a Wagyu prime rib cut Dec. 23, 2020, in Chicago. Purely Meat, which distributes meat to high-end restaurants and some grocery stores, saw its business plunge 70% at the start of the pandemic but built a direct-to-consumer website. (Erin Hooley/Chicago Tribune)

2020, a nightmare for restaurants and food suppliers, may have permanently altered how and what we eat

By Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz Chicago Tribune There were moments, early in the pandemic,…

Dec 29th, 2020

Boeing’s 737 Max returns in U.S. with American Airlines flight

By Justin Bachman Bloomberg News Boeing Co.’s 737 Max has returned to…

Dec 29th, 2020

James Bond studio MGM is exploring a sale. So who’s buying?

Los Angeles Times Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, the film and TV company behind the…

Dec 26th, 2020

Marine toxins shut down recreational crabbing in Willapa Bay

Crabbing reopens on the coast north of Pt. Chehalis

Dec 23rd, 2020

Shipping delays, new warehouse rules crimp holiday season payday for some Amazon merchants

By Katherine Khashimova Long The Seattle Times Marty Mickelson had hoped this…

Dec 23rd, 2020

Walmart accused in US lawsuit of fueling opioid crisis

By Jef Feeley and Matthew Townsend Bloomberg News The U.S. government accused…

Dec 23rd, 2020

Schuyler Burkhart named next PUD general manager

The Grays Harbor PUD Board of Commissioners has started the process of…

Dec 22nd, 2020

Fisher Scones maker fined for most occurrences ever of overworking teens

TUMWATER — The maker of popular Fisher Scones has been cited for…

Dec 21st, 2020

Local Business Briefs

GGHI to host annual Legislative Send-Off Greater Grays Harbor Inc. will virtually…

Dec 21st, 2020

McMenamins on the brink: Company pleads for easing of dining restrictions

By Debbie Cockrell The News Tribune The family behind the McMenamins group…

Dec 21st, 2020

Waugh’s — a century-old Aberdeen mainstay business — sold to 24-year-old Harbor native

By David Haerle/ The Daily World — Waugh’s Men’s and Women’s Apparel,…

Dec 21st, 2020

American Airlines to offer pre-flight COVID testing for domestic travel

By Taylor Dolven Miami Herald As the busiest travel season approaches, American…

Dec 14th, 2020

Higher home prices added $1 trillion to U.S. owners’ equity in most recent quarter

By Steve Brown The Dallas Morning News With home prices surging in…

Dec 14th, 2020

New jobless claims jump 10% as business restrictions, consumer safety concerns spur layoffs

By Paul Roberts The Seattle Times New claims for unemployment benefits in…

Dec 14th, 2020

VA Puget Sound to open new clinics, including one in Olympia

By Abbie Shull The News Tribune The VA Puget Sound Health Care…

Dec 14th, 2020

The Finch & bull food truck will be serving “benefit” burgers in Ocean Shores on Wednesday.

Pop-up burger benefit cooking for food industry workers in Ocean Shores

By David Haerle The Daily World Several local restaurants and brewpubs are…

Dec 13th, 2020

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Cannabis 21 employee Jeremiah Hughes stocks a display case at Cannabis 21’s store in Hoquiam, located at 428 10th St.

Pandemic fuels a major surge in retail pot sales on Harbors

By David Haerle The Daily World Like those around the state, Twin…

Dec 11th, 2020