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Pourhouse and old Selmer’s building to be demolished soon
The Pourhouse Tavern, one of Aberdeen’s oldest buildings, along with the two-story brick building right beside it on…
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Diverse experience among 7 Port Commission applicants
The two Port commissioners who will choose a successor to longtime commissioner Jack Thompson, who died in October,…
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Students diagnosed with chicken pox at Hoquiam High
Multiple students at Hoquiam High School have contracted chickenpox, according to a letter to parents from Principal Brock…
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Proposed BHP potash facility at the Port clears hurdle
The proposed BHP potash facility at the Port of Grays Harbor has cleared another hurdle as the City…
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State jobless number hits historical low
OLYMPIA – Washington’s seasonally adjusted monthly unemployment rate for October was 4.3 percent, a new historical low point…
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Aberdeen gets three-peat win in Food Ball
The Aberdeen Bobcats have taken yet another Food Ball victory over Hoquiam High School, as they win for…
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UPDATE: Democrat Frasier concedes 19th District State Rep race to incumbent Republican Walsh
UPDATE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14.
Nation/World
So much changed in statehouses Tuesday. Here’s what it all means.
By Sophie Quinton and Elaine S. Povich
Nation/World
On fire-charred Butte mountainsides, a grisly Sunday exercise unfolds: The search for bodies
By Ryan Sabalow, Kevin Valine and Tony Bizjak
Nation/World
Firefighters worry as wind threatens to feed Woolsey blaze in Southern California
By James Queally and Joel Rubin
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Hoquiam advances to quarterfinals with blowout of Stevenson
Garcia lead Grizzlies with 124 yards rushing in 49-0 first-round romp
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Mistachkin likely winner in judicial race
David Mistachkin emerged as the probable winner by widening his lead in the race for Grays Harbor Superior…