Double threat of Cascadia earthquake and sea-level rise could change Pacific Northwest coast forever
By luck of geology, the Pacific Northwest coast isn’t being hit nearly as hard as other areas of the world...
Smokey Bear, pickleball, and pollinator license plates on the way in WA
Summit Pacific chair leads effort to strengthen rural hospitals
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Bobcats ninth overall; Elma’s Guadarrama, Hoquiam’s Burtenshaw, Willapa Valley’s Strozyk win state
Light schedule of heavy hitters for KOSW in June
Sound of the Shores morning show to feature elected officials, authorities and more
Quilcene School District latest in WA to ban trans athletes in sports
Tensions ran high at a recent Quilcene School Board meeting as the board debated and then adopted a resolution on…
Bishops sue to overturn new WA law requiring clergy to report child abuse
Washington’s leading Catholic bishops filed a lawsuit Thursday contending the new state law requiring religious leaders to report child abuse…
Some federal library staff, services get reprieve, state not so much
Timberland Regional Library Aberdeen branch launches summer program
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Results for 1B, 2B, 1A and 2A classes inside
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Aberdeen grocer welcomes new UPS Store
Trina Young, a long-time Grays Harbor resident, spent much of her childhood outdoors on her family’s strawberry farm in Elma. The Memorial weekend was busy across Grays Harbor County, with solemn remembrances and activities such as chainsaw carving and windsurfing. Would Westport Golf Links be good for the community? Reader takes issue with Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission columnMeet Trina Young, watershed hero: Protecting prairie habitat, forests and parks
Memorial weekend sprinkled fun with remembrances
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Double threat of Cascadia earthquake and sea-level rise could change Pacific Northwest coast forever
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Aberdeen sign vote tabled
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Quilcene School District latest in WA to ban trans athletes in sports
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Fond memories of the 1950 and ’60s
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Some federal library staff, services get reprieve, state not so much
