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The Daily World file photo A plane crashed at Ocean Shores Municipal Airport on Saturday, June 8, 2024. The cause of the crash has been released nearly a year later.

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NTSB announces cause of Ocean Shores plane crash

Rough landing caused last June’s crash that injured two

The Daily World file photo Hoquiam Police Crime Watch Coordinator Betsy Seidel, with McGruff the Crime Dog Jr., entertained children and adults alike with an irrefutable, joyous glow during a past National Night Out at the Polson Museum.

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Longtime GGHI volunteer Betsy Seidel retires

Seidel served as a volunteer ambassador for Grays Harbor County chambers of commerce for 31 years

Trina and her pal in front of Garry oak trees. (Kathy Jacobson)

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Meet Trina Young, watershed hero: Protecting prairie habitat, forests and parks

Trina Young, a long-time Grays Harbor resident, spent much of her childhood outdoors on her family’s strawberry farm…

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Aberdeen library to offer World Music Day activities

Record swap, history and tote bag making highlight library’s involvement in annual happening

Gwendolyn Martindale Vivienne Martindale, granddaughter of Sandra and David Bielski, played TAPS during the annual Memorial Day Service at Fern Hill Cemetery in Aberdeen on Monday. The cemetery has been in the Bielski family since 1924. David and Sandra have been hosting the service to honor our fallen veterans, since 1995.

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Memorial weekend sprinkled fun with remembrances

The Memorial weekend was busy across Grays Harbor County, with solemn remembrances and activities such as chainsaw carving…

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Salary Commission sets county commissioner pay to $143K

Commissioners vote to increase salaries for almost all elected county officials

Kyndra Burkland photos / For The Daily World Joseph Kuntz of Blazing October

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Live music and surf culture join in harmony at LOGE Westport

On Saturday afternoon, the LOGE location in Westport welcomed dark folk artist Blazing October to perform for traveling…

Ezra McCampbell At about 8:04 p.m. on Saturday, May 24, a motorcycle vs. deer accident on U.S. Highway 101 near Street Road was reported to Pacific County Dispatch. A Raymond Fire Department ambulance crew was the first to arrive at the accident scene followed by Pacific County Fire District 3 firefighters and South Bend Fire Department firefighters. The responding firefighters assisted the ambulance crew backboard the patient and load up the patient into the ambulance. The rider was transported to Harbor Regional Health Community Hospital by a Raymond ambulance crew. Both lanes of state Route 101 were shut down until about 10 p.m. while the Washington State Patrol conducted their accident investigation and the motorcycle was towed away.

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Motorcyclists strikes deer on U.S. Highway 101 near Raymond

Ezra McCampbell

pacificnwseasons.blogspot.com/ Expect miles of mudflats at Bottle Beach State Park due to low tides this week.

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Lowest tides expected in Grays Harbor and across Western Washington

One of the lowest tides of the year is inbound for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, so get your…

Aberdeen Police Department photo Money confiscated from a drug bust by the Grays Harbor Drug Task Force.

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Aberdeen drug bust includes fentanyl worth $1.1M

The Grays Harbor Drug Task Force recently made three arrests related to an extensive investigation of the distribution…

Grays Harbor Fire District 2 At 1:38 p.m. Thursday, Grays Harbor Fire District 2 units were dispatched to a vehicle fire on state Route 12 at Briarwood. While Engine 211 managed the car fire, Engine 221 from Brady arrived and positioned behind the scene to block the lane — a standard safety procedure to shield responders from oncoming traffic. Shortly after taking position, Engine 221 was struck by a passing vehicle, sustaining significant front-end damage. Thankfully, it served its purpose — protecting our firefighters. No injuries occurred. Crews remained on scene until the Washington State Patrol completed their investigation. All units returned to service with the exception of Engine 221 which will be out of service until further notice. This marked the sixth call of the day.

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Grays Harbor Fire District 2 busy last Thursday, fire engine struck

Grays Harbor Fire District 2

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Murray urges Trump to reconsider denial of disaster declaration

Severe storms resulted in extensive damage to critical infrastructure, parks, cultural sites, schools, public buildings and more, resulting…

Jerry Knaak photos / The Daily World A car adorned with placards for Jerry Reeves’ business sits outside this former machinists’ union lodge (LL W130) building that Terry Emmert purchased for $339,000 in 2021. The car has been parked on the property for months.

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What’s next for Terry Emmert in Aberdeen?

Oregon-based property investor’s holdings are key to downtown revitalization.