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FILE PHOTO Last year’s Shop with a Cop had about 60 kids and law enforcement from around the county buying and wrapping gifts at Walmart. This year’s event has been canceled due to COVID-19, but the Hoquiam Police Department is working on plans for a modified event to help local families in need.

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Shop with a Cop canceled, but Hoquiam to set up giving tree to help families in need

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COURTESY DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE Razor clam digs begin Sept. 16 at three beaches. Tentative digs have been scheduled through the end of December.

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Razor clam digs start Wednesday

Multiple tentative dates scheduled through December

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Facebook to delete ‘false’ claims about Oregon fires as conspiracy theorists unfoundedly blame Antifa

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Pullman’s party problem

Skyrocketing COVID-19 cases could bring reckoning for WSU culture

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Rental assistance applications will be available later this week

Grays Harbor County qualified for more than $800,000 in rent assistance early in August

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Apply now for the new GGHI Small Business Relief Grants for local businesses

Up to $10,000 available per business

COURTESY PORT OF GRAYS HARBOR The Port of Grays Harbor’s new pilot boat Vega. The green vessel behind the Vega is the 60-year-old Chehalis, which the Vega will replace.

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Port of Grays Harbor takes delivery on new pilot boat, Vega

Replacing the 60-year-old Chehalis

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Student enrollment numbers down in Hoquiam, Aberdeen

Families adjust to online learning

Poll: Most adults wary of taking any vaccine approved before the election

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Poll: Most adults wary of taking any vaccine approved before the election

Resistance to taking the vaccine is strong among respondents of all stripes

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Fire danger nixes Loggers Playday fireworks show

A possibility of rescheduling

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Nighttime single lane closures coming to 101 through Aberdeen

Sept. 14-18

Tall fire breaks out in South Bend

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Tall fire breaks out in South Bend

Flames were near homes, but firefighters reacted quickly

DAN HAMMOCK | THE DAILY WORLD The homeless camp north of Aberdeen City Hall, built to hold 70, currently holds 22. The city is looking to shrink the footprint of the camp, but it is likely it will stay in operation through the winter months.

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Aberdeen homeless camp down to 22 residents, city looks at shrinking its footprint

Located behind City Hall