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What will happen to caravan members who cross illegally into the US?

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What will happen to caravan members who cross illegally into the US?

Asylum seekers who cross the border illegally often look for immigration officials to turn themselves in and ask…

Former President George W. Bush eulogizes his father as ‘the brightest of a thousand points of light’

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Former President George W. Bush eulogizes his father as ‘the brightest of a thousand points of light’

America’s five living presidents were among the hundreds crowded into the pews to celebrate the life and legacy…

(Louis Krauss | Grays Harbor News Group)                                An excavator from Rognlins Inc. demolishes the old Selmers Furniture building in Aberdeen next to the Pourhouse, which was also taken down.

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Another one down

Demolition began Tuesday on the Selmers building in downtown Aberdeen, after the adjacent Pourhouse structure was taken down…

Attorneys general subpoena Trump businesses

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Attorneys general subpoena Trump businesses

Among those receiving subpoenas were 13 Trump organization and four federal agencies.

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After CIA briefing about Khashoggi slaying, GOP senators say it’s clear Saudi crown prince was complicit

After a closed-door CIA briefing Tuesday about the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, key Senate Republicans sharply contradicted President…

Photo courtesy Helen Hepp                                From left, Michael Hankinson, a parks planner with Washington State Parks; Mike Sinclair; Stet Palmer; and Trina Young discuss possible improvements that could be made at Schafer State Park during a meeting Nov. 1 at Montesano City Hall. The agency will spend up to about $4 million over 10 years to help improve the park and habitat along the Satsop River.

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Agency to invest up to $4 million in Schafer State Park

Washington State Parks Department thinks Schafer State Park could use a makeover, and they could spend about $4…

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Final plans outlined for demolition of Alaskan Way Viaduct

For as long as 5 1/2 months, work crews will level the Alaskan Way Viaduct, working on three…

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College Republicans want to build another Trump wall at WSU

Club wants to “own the libs mercilessly” and show support for President Donald Trump’s hardline immigration proposal.

Louis Krauss | Grays Harbor News Group                                An excavator from Rognlins Inc. takes down the Pourhouse building in Aberdeen.

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Pourhouse leveled to make room for Gateway Center

The Pourhouse Tavern, one of Aberdeen’s oldest buildings, was torn down Monday morning to make way for the…

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DNR requests millions for salmon recovery in state, Lewis County

By Alex Brown

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‘Extinction is not an option’: Quinault worry for salmon beset by sea lions, climate change and dams

By Alex Brown

DAN HAMMOCK | GRAYS HARBOR NEWS GROUP                                Hoquiam’s holiday ensemble, with members of the high and middle school bands, performs a selection of holiday favorites under the marquee at the 7th Street Theatre as part of the annual Hoquiam Business Association Ho Ho Hoquiam celebration Saturday.

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Ho Ho Hoquiam features music, cocoa, Santa and more

Scenes from Saturday’s Ho Ho Hoquiam celebration.

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Trump sets national day of mourning for former President George H.W. Bush

By Del Quentin Wilber