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Heating up: Aberdeen fire to hold firefighting program for high school students
It’ll show them the basics, and give them hands-on experience
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Judges, leaders support reelection of Judge Vini Samuel
Grays Harbor Superior Court Judge Vini Samuel filed for the 2024 election on Monday with the support of…
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Schafer State Park adds campground, facilities
Schafer State Park is ready to welcome visitors to its expanded campground, just in time for its centennial…
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John Hughes to sign new book at Polson Museum on Saturday
One of Grays Harbor’s favorite writers is up to his old tricks with a new project.
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Spotting shorebirds: Tens of thousands stop on journey to arctic
Shorebirds arrive as festival celebrates one of nature’s most epic migrations
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Fifth graders three-peat on Sasquatch protections
Bigfoot refuge now spans most of Olympic Peninsula, thanks to Hoquiam students
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Aberdeen City Council meetings shift to Rotary Log Pavilion
One of Aberdeen’s oldest civil servants has quit. But it’s not a person, it’s the elevator at Aberdeen…
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Celebrating 10 years of Aberdeen Bloom Team
If flowers are planted in downtown Aberdeen, do they make a sound? Yes, yes they do.
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Forest Service invests $331K in Grays Harbor
The USDA Forest Service announced it is issuing more than $232 million through the agency’s Secure Rural Schools…
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Hoquiam to Oceanshore City road closures coming
Capital Region Educational Service District (ESD) 113 named Kathi Dahlstrom their 2024 Regional Classified School Employee of the…
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Author Burlingame returns to his roots
Editor’s note: The Daily World recently caught up with Aberdeen native Jeff Burlingame to talk about his latest…
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Most mountain goats died after airlift from Olympics
DARRINGTON — About five years ago, wildlife biologists with the Tulalip Tribes used GPS collars to start tracking…