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Rep. Kilmer (D-WA06) toured downtown Hoquiam with City Administrator Brian Shay and Mayor Ben Winkleman on Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. A stop along Levee Street provided a view of the proposed area for the North Shore Levee–West Segment along the Hoquiam River. Erika Gebhardt I The Daily World

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Kilmer locks down $9.95 million in federal funding for Aberdeen, Hoquiam levee projects

The Office of U.S. representative for Washington’s 6th Congressional District Derek Kilmer (D-Gig Harbor) on Wednesday, March 9,…

Patrons enjoy a Friday afternoon at Hoquiam Brewing Co. on Feb. 18, 2022. According to co-owner Rob Paylor, the recently expanded kitchen and dining menu has been well-received by the public and features "Northwest Brewery pub-style" cuisine. Erika Gebhardt I The Daily World

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Hoquiam business owners fight for revitalization

In 1899, rumors that Hoquiam might become the railroad’s Western terminus spurred a period of frantic growth. That…

Matthew N. Wells | The Daily World Caleb Bogar, Elma School District’s transportation director, shows The Daily World the district’s new, electric “Saf-T-Liner C2 Jouley Thomas Built bus.” The bus holds up to 81 passengers, has enhanced braking, sends out zero emission and needs no fuel station fill-ups.

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Elma School District shows off new electric school bus

The job of a school bus driver takes a lot out on those who choose the profession. From…

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Hoquiam man charged with murder

A Hoquiam man has been charged with second-degree murder two days after he allegedly stabbed a motel employee…

Properties near Connor Creek having been flooded annually in recent years. Fred and Roseanne Thatcher had three inches of water in their home during atmospheric river conditions in early 2021, followed by eight inches of water in Jan. 2022 during county-wide excessive flooding. Photo courtesy of Linda Wagner

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Ocean City residents at odds with environmental regulations

Few local communities know more about the will and brutality of Mother Nature than residents of Ocean City.

Heavy rain Sunday night into Monday morning contributed to standing water on roadways in downtown Aberdeen. Erika Gebhardt I The Daily World

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Winter rain returns to the Harbor

It’s going to be a wet opener for the month of March in Grays Harbor County. A stream…

Traffic counts were up in Ocean Shores by more than seven percent in 2021, and the Ocean Shores Convention is booked all but one weekend until the end of 2022. Erika Gebhardt I The Daily World

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Ocean Shores mayor addresses ‘State of the City’

Surrounded by the waters of the North Bay and the Pacific Ocean, visitors don’t pass through Ocean Shores…

Razor clam digs have been approved along the Washington coast starting Saturday, Feb. 26. Bethany Jean Clement | Seattle Times | TNS | File Photo

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Whole lot of razor clam digging on tap in Grays Harbor

The beaches are brimming with mollusks and that calls for another round of razor clam digging in Grays…

The early afternoon view on Jan. 6, 2022, from inside Alex Kluh American Family Insurance — 323 W. Heron Street, in Aberdeen — shows deep flooding that turned South M Street into a small wading pool. (Matthew N. Wells | The Daily World)

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SBA providing Grays Harbor County with flood aid

One month removed from historic rainfall in Grays Harbor County, there is relief available.

Porthole Pub Kitchen Manager Les Mong (pictured) encouraged owners Heidi and John Coffer to finally introduce the Burger Challenge. Photo courtesy of Stuart May

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From hope to nope: the varying stages of attempting the Porthole Pub Burger Challenge

On Monday, Feb. 21, The Daily World employee Jason Walen decided to do something a bit different with…

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Aberdeen man killed in State Route 8 crash

An Aberdeen man was killed early Sunday morning, Feb. 20, after the vehicle he was riding in crashed…

Rediviva’s owner and Chef Andy Bickar proudly stands behind his bar, his staff and his food. The 2000 Aberdeen High School graduate crafts locally-sourced food in such a way that guests leave full and happy. (Matthew N. Wells | The Daily World)

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Rediviva provides adventure for tastebuds in downtown Aberdeen

Rediviva’s owner and chef Andy Bickar doesn’t want to serve the same old menu in his restaurant.

Lincoln Elementary School students provide guided tours of the new building and identified major renovations. From left to right: Kyron Calica (4th grade), Eli Jones (4th grade), Lyric Ramstein (4th grade), Aubrey Mapel (5th grade), and Harley Quimbey (5th grade). Erika Gebhardt I The Daily World

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Lincoln Elementary School reopens to the public

Hoquiam resident and Lincoln Elementary School fifth grader Harley Quimbey bounds backward as she directs a tour group…