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County Commissioners evening meeting sparsely attended
Three people attend the Monday evening County Commissioners meeting
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Harbor dredging project underway
U.S. Army Corps of Engineer dredging project means bigger cargo loads at the Port of Grays Harbor.
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Aberdeen School District Superintendent announces retirement
Tom Opstad will leave at the end of this current school year.
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Swanson’s Foods changed ownership
The business has been around for more than a century and has always been family owned
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24th District hopefuls disagree on school funding, other issues at forum
Candidates said funding public schools is a priority, but disagreed on ways to provide the money.
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Seattle says it will clear The Jungle, tells residents to leave encampment
Earlier this year officials found more than 200 tents in the encampment, which stretched under and near Interstate…
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You’d think the Sierra Club would back carbon-cutting I-732 — but you’d be wrong
Initiative 732 would gradually ramp up the price of coal, oil and natural gas — while reducing other…
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Two former teachers vie for state schools chief job
Both Erin Jones and Chris Reykdal say they will be strong advocates for K-12 education in what could…
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State’s new vehicle license fees kick in
The increases were approved by the Legislature in 2015 as part of Connecting Washington, a package to fund…
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Hydropower isn’t carbon neutral after all, WSU researchers say
While much attention has been paid to the effects of dams on fisheries and the natural form and…
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Required permits, approvals and plans
Long list of permits and approvals required before projecy can begin
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FEIS for crude oil shipment terminal in Hoquiam released
Significant and unavoidable environmental impacts to health and safety likely if an accident occurs
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Shelton’s Taylor Shellfish faces racial discrimination lawsuit
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) filed the lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Tacoma, on behalf of…