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Photos by Matthew N. Wells / The Daily World Betty Bullock turned 100 on Nov. 29, and she spoke about her remarkable life. She flew in a plane in 1932, lived in France and West Germany for years, and she raised seven children with her husband Carl. Behind Bullock are her children’s high school graduation photos. She’s holding Ozzie, her stuffed cat, whom she loves dearly.

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Ocean Shores woman talks about living to 100

Betty Bullock celebrated her centennial birthday a couple weeks back, and she’s as sharp as ever.

Matthew N. Wells / The Daily World The Ocean Shores City Council voted Monday night, signing off on a plan to create two new positions at the Ocean Shores Fire Department for two consecutive years to begin addressing the growing medical needs of the aging community.

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Ocean Shores city council votes for stepped increased fire department staffing

Two new positions for two consecutive years will be created.

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Mayor Martin gets raise, more duties with city

Shores council votes 5-2 to provide mayor with $65,000 salary

Matthew N. Wells / The Daily World Two of Big Moon’s smoked specialties — chicken and ribs — lead customers to the order counter, where they meet the friendly staff who helps them get their order right. Brisket and pulled pork are two of the other specialties Kevin Mooney, the restaurant’s owner, serves his customers. The sides — macaroni and cheese, beans and cole slaw — are also homemade.

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Big Moon’s BBQ serves up southern barbecue

When you eat at Big Moon’s BBQ and Southern Cuisine, you’re tasting history.

(Photo courtesy of Michelle Fogus) The Mobile Assistance Van (MAV) at its inaugural event in October. The van provides health supplies, food, and access to healthcare services.

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Mobile health van on tour this month

Van provides food, health supplies and access to health services free of charge

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Central School to host no-cost vaccine clinic

Kids from all schools and from all ages are welcome

Michael S. Lockett / The Daily World A pair of men were arrested Friday for attempting to steal wiring and other items from an industrial site on the Chehalis River in Montesano.

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Amphibious offenders attempt aquatic escape, apprehended with alacrity

The suspects used kayaks to gain access to an industrial property.

Michael S. Lockett / The Daily World U.S. Coast Guard rescue vessels from Station Grays Harbor practice operating in heavy surf conditions on Dec. 9.

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Day at the beach: Coast Guard carries out surf rescue exercise

Towering waves might deter some, but not them.

The police departments of Aberdeen, Hoquiam and Cosmopolis will work together to host a 12-week Citizen’s Academy for Grays Harbor County residents beginning in January. (Michael S. Lockett / The Daily World)

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Central Grays Harbor police departments to hold citizen’s academy

The 12-week course can fit 25 residents.

In a past year, the Delimonts — Joseph, 8, Eliot, 6, and Jarom, 9, show off their new bikes they got from “Bicycles from Heaven,” with their parents Kina and David (from left.)

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Generosity shines through Grays Harbor

The Aberdeen Lions Club is here to help children get some nice wheels.

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Cold weather shelters push forward with contingencies

Providers and health department working though details about location, occupancy

Evie Wentworth, Taholah Chitwins middle school girls basketball team manager, reaches to high-five Ruthie Bolton Wednesday night. (Clayton Franke / The Daily World)

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Aiming higher

Hoping to motivate and inspire, basketball star visits Taholah school

Clayton Franke / The Daily World Flu vaccines are an easy way of preventing severe infections as the influenza virus sweeps the country, choking hospitals with patients, said a hospital spokesperson.

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Hospital brimming as flu sweeps Grays Harbor

The facility is almost full to capacity as a formidable flu season wracks the nation.