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Abby D. Craig, 22, Aberdeen, makes a video appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Friday, Jan. 30.

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Aberdeen woman accused of money laundering scheme and theft of $26K from Centralia resident

Prosecutors believe suspect is ‘involved in organized crime’

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On Montesano’s City Forest, 22 acres is in riparian buffers. City Forester John Bull, pictured at right, manages the riparian buffers. A proposed buffer change on non-fish bearing waters was passed by the Forest Practices Board. Bull has calculated the economic impact of this proposed change, and it could be up to $100,000 loss in revenue.

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Bill seeks to repeal rule that locks up Washington timberland

The House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee showed a lively interest in repealing a rule that will lock…

Dr. Sameer Hinduja (Florida Atlantic University)

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‘Prevention Night’ set for March 2 in Elma

Event aims to support parents and caregivers in responding to risks facing today’s youth

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KTMK Gloves founder Ken Ervin poses for a photo inside his Aberdeen garage on Thursday, Jan. 29, sporting his custom glove he made for his own personal use.

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Carpenter-turned-leathersmith repairs and makes baseball, softball gloves out of garage

Founder Ken Ervin focuses on preserving memories through restoring leather

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Still need to return your ballot? Consider using a ballot drop box

With less than a week until Election Day, Feb. 10, the Office of the Secretary of State recommends…

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Oakville-based author Elizabeth Goddard has a new book coming out on Feb. 17.

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Novel release, poetry contest, book signings, author talks and more

The Daily World Book Nook is celebrating National Library Lovers Month throughout the month of February. Also, this…

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During the city of Elma City Council meeting on Feb. 2, Mayor Josh Collette swore in Officer Josh Rojas. Before the oath was administered, Police Chief Susan Shultz gave a brief introduction. 
“In 2021, Josh volunteered as an Aberdeen Police Explorer, where he first received exposure to patrol operations and community engagement,” she said, adding, “Josh chose a career in law enforcement to serve as a positive example and to make meaningful difference in his community. His goal is to become a proficient officer and pursue specialized roles, such as a drug recognition expert and or a canine handler.” Following the oath, his mother, Nancy Moreno, pinned him.

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Senate Majority Leader Jamie Pedersen previously backed the payroll tax, but suggests there’s no political path for it. He and others are forging ahead with an income tax proposal.

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Senate leader explains dim outlook for a new tax on big businesses

A year ago, Senate Majority Leader Jamie Pedersen, D-Seattle, signed onto legislation to create a statewide version of…

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The Washington state Capitol on Jan. 12, 2026.

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Ferguson rejects initial crack at income tax legislation

The Democratic proposal targets household earnings over $1 million

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Restoration work on the Lady Washington underway this summer.

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Lady Washington sailing season on hold

Repairs are ready, but funding isn’t quite there yet to finish repairs to the Lady Washington, forcing the…

Ocean Shores Valentine's Chocolate Crawl

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Happily Sharing Ocean Shores presents Valentine’s Chocolate Crawl

Happily Sharing Ocean Shores has announced the particulars for the 2026 Valentine’s Chocolate Crawl set for Feb. 14-15…

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State offering grants for parks, trails, and more

Free webinars set for Feb. 11

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Police are investigating a man’s death Feb. 1 in Raymond.

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Man dies after fight in Raymond; self-defense or manslaughter?

The details have emerged regarding a fight in Raymond that reportedly resulted in a man’s death and another…