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Dems contributing heavily to Frasier in bid to unseat Walsh in the 19th

A highly contested House race in the 19th Legislative District has the Democratic Party pouring hundreds of thousands…

LTAC recommends funding for marketing request, not Co-op

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LTAC recommends funding for marketing request, not Co-op

City Council will have final say in how hotel-motel tax funds are dispersed

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Democrats outspending GOP in quest to boost numbers at the Washington Legislature

Outside groups have spent nearly $470,000 so far in 19th District race between Walsh and Frasier.

Ocean Shores hosts summit on coastal issues

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Ocean Shores hosts summit on coastal issues

Ocean Shores hosted the ninth annual Coastal Marine Resources Committee Summit this past week, bringing together about 70…

FILE PHOTO                                Shana Hope Soliz has pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the November 2016 stabbing death of her roommate Paul Mottinger and is facing 14-22-plus years in prison when she is sentenced Nov. 5.

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Hoquiam woman pleads guilty to stabbing roommate to death in 2016

Shana Hope Soliz, the Hoquiam woman accused of stabbing her roommate Paul Mottinger, 59, to death in late…

Photo by Kyle Pauley                                 Student leaders from both schools are preparing for Food Ball 2018. Hoquiam students, from left, are Alex Houbregs, Elyse Goulet, Lucy Roloff, Jackson Folkers and Taylor Strom. Aberdeen students in the back row are Camryn Cook and Abbie Bradt. In the front row are Molly Scroggs, Brooke Solan, Lauren King and Patch Hunt.

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Food Ball events kick off this week

After a record-breaking 2017, Aberdeen and Hoquiam high school students are hoping to keep pace with food and…

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Shellfish growers appeal Ecology ruling on pesticide to control burrowing shrimp

The Willapa Grays Harbor Oyster Growers Association has filed an appeal of the state Department of Ecology’s denial…

Probe of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke sent to U.S. prosecutors

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Probe of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke sent to U.S. prosecutors

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Interior Department’s top watchdog has referred an investigation into Secretary Ryan Zinke to the…

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Cantwell: Collaboration needed to right disruptive economy

For places such as Grays Harbor, that are navigating through a “disruptive economy” that favors technological innovation, the…

Louis Krauss | The Daily World                                This man was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly shoplifting at the Aberdeen Safeway. A bystander said the man fell over and cut his head after being tased during the arrest.

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Police arrest and use taser on alleged Safeway shoplifter

Aberdeen Police officers arrested a man near the homeless camp along the Chehalis River Tuesday for allegedly shoplifting…

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Trump says he’s eyeing an executive order to end citizenship for children born to noncitizens in U.S.

By Noah Bierman

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Legal scholars dismiss Trump’s plan to challenge ‘birthright citizenship’

By David G. Savage

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How much would I-1631’s carbon fee cost you? That depends

By Hal Bernton