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Grays Harbor Fire District 12 switches EMS provider
District 12 is now contracting with Olympic Ambulance as the primary responder with East Grays Harbor Fire and…
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2026 Youth Leadership Council seeking applications; Grays Harbor County Fair Board Scholarship accepting applications
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Man flees police, crashes vehicle, and then flees on foot
High-speed pursuit starts in Tokeland, ends with car in ditch in Grayland
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From floods to sunshine: Washington’s winter whiplash
If you’re thinking the extra sun Western Washington soaked in this winter is out of the ordinary, you…
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Senate approves tax on personal income over $1M
The bill will next go to the House, as Gov. Bob Ferguson is indicating he’d like to see…
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Mermaid Festival gets underway in Westport
Entertainment, photo opportunities and treasure hunts highlight the annual event
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Aberdeen SkillsUSA teams capture medals at Regional competition
Students in the SkillsUSA clubs at Miller Junior High School and Aberdeen High School enjoyed considerable success at…
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Grays Harbor Transit moves into Rayonier building in Hoquiam
At their monthly board meeting held on Feb. 10, the Grays Harbor Transit (GHT) Board of Directors approved…
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When a McCleary student, school, and community come together to support students
Former McCleary School student Jacelyn Ralkey led an effort to refresh the school’s weight room
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Archer waives speedy trial, remains in jail on sex crime charges
SOUTH BEND — The case involving Jeffrey S. Archer, 44, had a development following a hearing in the…
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Stricter standards for Washington sheriffs approved in state Senate
The Washington state Senate approved legislation Thursday to set stricter eligibility standards for sheriffs and other police leadership,…
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Stabbing in front of Mount Olympus Brewing Monday morning
At approximately 1 a.m. Monday morning, Aberdeen Police officers were dispatched to a reported stabbing in front of…
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Bipartisan tsunami preparedness bill introduced by Cantwell
Bill would boost NOAA’s tsunami preparedness budget by 35%, require planning for a Pacific Northwest megaquake