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Aberdeen police are seeking information on missing teenager Serenity Hauss. (Courtesy photo / APD)

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Police seek information on missing girl

She was last seen about two weeks ago

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After a report from Grays Harbor County Public Health recommended implementing behavioral health crisis clinics at medical centers, hospitals are considering financial and logistical feasibility.

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Crisis centers key piece to behvioral health system, report says

Would reduce strain on EDs, jails, but hospitals uncertain about financials

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About 30 people from many different facets around the city showed up to the city of Aberdeen’s first stakeholder outreach group meeting in order to learn more about the North Aberdeen Bridge Project. The meeting, which Debra Seeman, project manager for David Evans and Associates, Inc. led, went over many of the realities and uncertainties regarding the bridge that the late Kurt Cobain made famous. Some of the residents in attendance left feeling better about the process, which will continue to evolve, than they did going in.

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First stakeholder outreach meeting on Young Street Bridge leaves residents feeling heard

In what will continue to be a long, fluid discussion about what to do with the Young Street…

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Summit Pacific Medical Center CEO Josh Martin addresses the crowd during the hospital’s groundbreaking ceremony for its new expansion project on Wednesday, Jan. 31.

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Summit Pacific breaks ground on $60M expansion project

Project to add 30,000 square feet, double bed capacity, should take a little more than two years

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The Ocean Shores Police Department is investigating a new string of possible mail thefts.

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Ocean Shores police investigating new string of mail thefts

It’s unclear if it’s connected to a similar pattern last month

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Blood levels in Washington are at a low ebb, according to nonprofit donation agency Bloodworks Northwest.

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Blood donations urgently needed after holidays, icy weather

Low numbers of donors have reduced supplies to critical levels

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Connie Parsons, who volunteers with The Friends of the Aberdeen Museum (FAM), gives a tour of the space at 200 W. Market Suite 1. To enter FAM, which is situated inside the Aberdeen Art Center building, head to the door on K Street. Parsons said it takes about “one month’s worth of research,” and then about a week to get the exhibits going.

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The Friends of the Aberdeen Museum make history come alive

Grays Harbor used to be full of theaters, but now it only has a few left in operation.…

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The Grays Harbor County Coroner’s Office is working to identify circumstances of the death of a man in Aberdeen last Friday.

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Man found dead in Aberdeen identiifed

The cause of death is not yet known

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The Galway Bay’s ABC3 Festival begins on Friday.

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Fiddles at the ready: Appalachian and bluegrass fest returns to Harbor

It’s a celebration of what Irish music grew and flourished into

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Bobbi McCracken, left, and Bette Worth, right — both of the Downtown Aberdeen Association — share a laugh at Tinderbox Coffee Roasters while they discuss what they love about Aberdeen. The topic is because the Downtown Aberdeen Association is launching a contest Thursday called “Tell us … why you love Aberdeen?” The point is to spread positivity about Aberdeen.

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Downtown Aberdeen Association launching contest to spread town cheer

A lot of people have negative comments about Aberdeen, so here’s a chance for people to point out…

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The Miller Jr. High School band performs a debut of the “Miller March,” an original composition by former Miller student Gordon Shaw, at the school’s centennial celebration on Sunday, Jan. 28.

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Miller Jr. High enshrines 100-year legacy

Middle school centennail celebration highlights history, draws community of former students

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A fishing crew loads pots aboard their fishing boat on dump day in Westport Harbor.

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Commercial crab fishermen sortie for dump day

About 150 boats launched out of Westport alone

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Hairdresser Pat Gordon, left, provides a haircut to Alisha Polequin, whose daughter, Millie Polequin, looks on. The haircuts were one service provided at Grays Harbor’s 2024 Point in Time Count at the Aberdeen Senior Center on Thursday, Jan. 25.

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Point in Time Count in Aberdeen collects homeless data

Annual event connects homeless community with resources, updates homeless tally