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Jason Hummel The nearly century-old Enchanted Valley Chalet was named to the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation’s Most Endangered Places list in 2014, the same year that a crew moved the chalet 100 feet back from the banks of the Quinault River.

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Cantwell and Murray question Forest Service chief on understaffed National Forest trails

An internal USFS report warned of decaying infrastructure and declining public access; From Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie to the Olympic…

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Body of missing person found in Sol Duc Valley

Search and rescue teams in Olympic National Park recovered the remains of a missing person on Friday, according…

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Grays Harbor County restaurant health inspections

There are two types of violations recorded on the inspection report:

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Sickman Ford Bridge restricted to light passenger vehicles

Tiny Brewery Concert

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Live music roundup

There are plenty of live musical performances scheduled in Grays Harbor in the coming days and weeks, plus…

Andrea Watts / The Daily World The McCleary Bears are dressed up for Valentine’s Day.

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Valentine’s weekend event round-up

Whether you’re in for romance, or not, there are plenty of activities lined up for Valentine’s weekend

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Future of Shilo Inns Ocean Shores in doubt

Embattled hotel franchise’s locations have been closed for various reasons

City of Ocean Shores

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Sanctuary city? Ocean Shores postpones City Council meeting

City expecting higher than normal attendance due to sanctuary city discussion

Andrea Watts / The Daily World One of seven VFW posts in Grays Harbor County, McCleary VFW Post 5564 was chartered on Feb. 9, 1946, and this Saturday, Feb. 7, the post is celebrating its 80th anniversary.

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80 years of serving McCleary veterans and the community

This Saturday, Feb. 7, VFW Post 5564 is celebrating its 80th anniversary at the VFW Hall in McCleary

South Beach Regional Fire Authority Firefighter Destiny Bramstedt will participate in the Blood Cancer United Firefighter Stair Climb.

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SBRFA firefighter set to participate in fundraiser

Kairee Zinga / Oakville School District During the week of Feb. 16, the Oakville School District is hosting the Missoula Children’s Theatre, and the students will perform Sleeping Beauty. This is the fourth year that Missoula Children’s Theatre has visited Oakville; last year the students performed The Snow Queen.

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From the Wings

Missoula Children’s Theatre visiting Oakville School District; new performing arts group formed

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World Gone By

In 1966 200 feet of North Cove beach dropped into the Pacific Ocean

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Harbor Happenings

Find out what’s happening in and around Grays Harbor …