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Inslee talks financial aid during AHS visit
Gov. Jay Inslee came to the Twin Harbors Wednesday and pitched the state’s new programs for school and…
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Stevens School vote falling short, next count Friday
In initial ballot counting Tuesday, a bond measure to build a new Stevens Elementary School in Aberdeen was…
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The child care dilemma … local families share their struggles
Lack of child care impacts a lot of families in the region, for a variety of reasons. Many…
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Gov. Inslee talks homelessness, health care, economy with Daily World editorial board
Gov. Jay Inslee stopped by the Daily World offices during his tour of Twin Harbors schools Wednesday and…
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Wild Olympics Act passes U.S. House of Representatives
The divisive Wild Olympics Wilderness and Wild and Scenic Rivers Act passed out of the U.S. House of…
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Stevens Elementary bond issue lags by narrowest of margins
Elma stadium bond issue still trails also
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Lack of day care options a strain on county’s overall economy
Policy makers and business leaders across the state refer to scarce child care options as a crisis and…
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State set to repave 101 through Hoquiam, Aberdeen
A four-mile paving and sidewalks improvement project that starts on the west end of Hoquiam and goes along…
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Youngblood enters not guilty plea in fatal hit and run
Zachary Youngblood, accused of fatally striking a woman with his girlfriend’s truck in Aberdeen last month and then…
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Popularity of state’s new paid family and sick leave law leads to processing backlog
By Arielle Dreher
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RIP to these Washington state legislative bills
OLYMPIA — Four weeks into the 2020 legislative session, it’s impossible to say what new laws will be…
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Emerson Manor gets improvements while historical integrity preserved
As the scaffold and sheeting that covered Hoquiam’s Emerson Manor for many months came down over the last…