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Commercial fisheries disaster opens door to federal relief for Grays Harbor communities
Nine West Coast fisheries, including Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay coho, impacted
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City advisory panel wants to save Selmer’s building
The Historic Preservation Commission asks Aberdeen mayor and city council not to demolish structure
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Fish and Wildlife approves razor clam dig starting Jan. 27
Copalis will have evening digs for five consecutive days, Mocrocks three
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Statewide preservation group weighs in on old Selmer’s
Voices supporting restoration of old building on future Gateway Center want to be heard
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Aberdeen school buses to be outfitted with GPS trackers
Board members also opted to move forward with work on the Stewart Field grandstands
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Aberdeen Police car strikes pedestrian in crosswalk
Teenager not injured in accident at First and G streets Tuesday
Nation/World
Earth sets heat record in 2016 — for the third year in a row
Earth’s average surface temperature has risen about 2 degrees since the late 19th century.
Nation/World
Timeless ritual to meet partisan rancor at Trump’s inauguration
The inauguration is “one of those great turning points” in the nation’s political consciousness.
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Wind gusts, soaking rain cut power to thousands around Westport
National Weather Service: unofficial gust of 47 mph recorded at Westport
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Nearly 7,000 descend on Capitol Campus to call on state to fully fund education
The Martin Luther King Jr. Day gathering was organized by the Washington Education Association.
Nation/World
Repealing Obamacare without replacement would leave 18 million uninsured, report says
Those numbers would only increase in subsequent years.
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Fish and Wildlife Commission increases recreational fishing allocation for fall Chinook
Modification increases recreational anglers’ share from 70 to 75 percent for the next two years
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Kilmer hoping Trump will work with Democrats
Kilmer has been a member of Congress’ Bipartisan Working Group.