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New Ocean Shores program provides activities for those living with dementia, respite for caregivers

Ocean Shores Friends is a weekly program that offers engaging activities and lunch for those living with dementia,…

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Artificial Intelligence’s role in education continues to evolve

Pros and cons of latest technology wave affecting educators and students alike

Sportsmen for the Wild Olympics The steep forested slopes of the Moonlight Dome Roadless Area forms the critical headwaters for both the East and West Forks of the Humptulips River (seen on the left), one of the top ten trophy fishing rivers in Washington state, located about seven miles east of Lake Quinault.

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Backlash mounts over proposed repeal of protections for 2M acres of forest in WA

Washington tribal leaders and environmental advocates are speaking out against the Trump administration’s plan to repeal protections for…

Grays Harbor College TRIO Upward Bound students, staff, and chaperones at the entrance of the Tunnel Club, where Seattle Seahawks players enter the field.

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30 students visit Lumen Field with GHC’s TRIO Upward Bound program

Thirty high school students from the Twin Harbors recently visited Lumen Field with Grays Harbor College’s TRIO Upward…

File photo A roundabout decorated with items of significance for the Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation is illuminated along Anderson Road near Oakville.

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Chehalis Tribe gets $1M for large-scale solar farm

The Washington state Department of Commerce delivered $41.1 million to 49 Clean Energy Community Grants awardees in 22…

Ridley Hudson / The Chronicle A photo of Leira Wilson and Curtice Gordon.

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Slain Rochester dog trainer remembered for love of animals and family

Kraftwerk K9 owner Wayne Curry charged in death of former employee

Aberdeen School District Aberdeen High School students take part in an Organizational 101 workshop.

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Aberdeen High School students GEAR UP to start school year

School board officially adds new member, accepts donation from 1st Security Bank

Jeff Clemens / Chinook Observer Salmon fishing has been good late this summer in Willapa Bay, Willapa River and other local streams.

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Hatchery Chinook salmon fishing ‘hot’ in Willapa bay and river

Recreational salmon fishing in Willapa Bay and its tributaries has been hot for several weeks, with anglers encountering…

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Grays Harbor restaurant inspections during the month of August

There are two types of violations recorded on the inspection report:

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The Daily World’s Book Nook

Jeffrey Dunn reads from his book Radio Free Olympia

Kellie Henwood Joel Kawahara holds an oyster in Dabob Bay in 2018.

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Remains of Quilcene fisherman recovered near Clallam Bay

CLALLAM BAY — The body of a Quilcene fisherman lost at sea last month has been found.

Port of Grays Harbor The Westport Marina is offering walking tours of its unique working waterfront on Thursday, Sept. 25 and Saturday, Sept. 27.

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Port of Grays Harbor and Westport’s Fresh Catch announce Walking Tours

The Port of Grays Harbor and Westport’s Fresh Catch, a community effort to promote local seafood, are pleased…

Michael Wagar / The Daily World An evening razor clam dig last fall at Roosevelt Beach.

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WDFW announces 47 days of coastal razor clam digging

Popular season set to start on Oct. 6 along the coast