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Former-councilor files PDC complaint concerning OS mayor

Complaint alleges mayor allowed campaigning for police station bond at Sept. 26 council meeting

By Clayton Franke The Daily World • November 7, 2022 1:30 am

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A young female humpback whale, seen here on Oct. 15 washed ashore near Ruby Beach in Olympic National Park around Oct. 5.

Whale killed by possible ship strike beaches near Ruby Beach

By Michael S. Lockett The Daily World

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Bill Mullikin, left, program manager for The Walkthrough — a homeless youth shelter program — stands with Lucy Machowek, chief financial officer at Coastal Community Action Program. The duo holds a novelty-sized check showing $11,800 that 100+ Harbor Women Who Care initially raised Tuesday night inside Hoquiam Elks Lodge 1082. Maryann Welch, who leads the Grays Harbor chapter of the 100+ Women Who Care, stands to the right of the happy pair. As of Wednesday, once the final count was done, $14,200 in total was raised for the shelter.

‘Little commitment, big impact’

By Matthew N. Wells The Daily World

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Damage is visible following a house fire on Thursday morning near the main Aberdeen fire station. (Michael S. Lockett | The Daily World) — House near fire department catches fire

No casualties were reported.

By Michael S. Lockett The Daily World • October 17, 2022 1:30 am

The Aberdeen School District had a shutdown Monday following a threat of violence made on social media, and one boy was arrested in connection with the case. (Michael S. Lockett | The Daily World) — Aberdeen schools shut down, one arrested following threat

Posts threatening to bring a gun to school were made on the school’s social media profiles.

By Michael S. Lockett The Daily World • October 17, 2022 1:30 am

Aberdeen City Council President Kati Kachman speaks Wednesday night, Sept. 28, during the Aberdeen City Council meeting. During the meeting the city council voted for $7 million to be uncommitted from the Gateway Center project. (Matthew N. Wells | The Daily World) — Aberdeen decommits $7 million from Gateway

City council vote is another step away from the roughly $14.9 million Gateway Center project

By Matthew N. Wells The Daily World • October 17, 2022 1:30 am

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A ship lies at anchor off Westport on Sept. 3, 2022. The marina is offering walking tours of the waterfront beginning as of Sept. 19, 2022. — Working waterfront walking tours begin once again

2019 was the last time the tours were offered to the public.

By Michael S. Lockett The Daily World • October 5, 2022 1:30 am

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Debris from a motor vehicle crash decorates the corner of Sumner Avenue and Myrtle Street following a two-car crash on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022. — One injured in vehicle rollover in Hoquiam

The accident occured around noon on Tuesday, Sept. 20.

By Michael S. Lockett The Daily World • October 5, 2022 1:30 am

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A Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife staff member demonstrates razor clam harvesting technique. The razor clam harvest is on hold as of Sept. 16, 2022, due to dangerous levels of domoic acid, a neurotoxin taken up by razor clams. — Razor clam harvest postponed due to toxin levels

The season may go ahead soon if toxin levels drop.

By Michael S. Lockett The Daily World • October 5, 2022 1:30 am

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Boulevard Bakery, which is ran out of Vasa Hall in Hoquiam, opened for business on July 7, 2022. The goal of the business to combat local food insecurities and provide residents with a locally owned and operated pastry shop. — Business owner overcomes adversity

Hoquiam’s Boulevard Bakery owner praises community support after financial institution error

By Allen Leister The Daily World • September 26, 2022 1:30 am

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YMCA of Grays Harbor Childcare Director Dannielle Oliver (Holding scissors) cuts the ceremonial ribbon of the newly licensed YMCA Learning Center on Sept. 6, in Hoquiam. Oliver and YMCA of Grays Harbor CEO Franzine Potts (Right of Oliver) led the project for the creation of the more than $2.05 million facility. — YMCA of Grays Harbor Learning Center now open

Center will provide affordable, high-quality child care options to the community

By Allen Leister The Daily World • September 26, 2022 1:30 am

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Martin leads effort to replace defunct chamber — Martin leads effort to replace defunct chamber

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By Scott D. Johnston Grays Harbor News Group • February 27, 2020 10:00 am

County real estate market: Low inventory, higher prices — County real estate market: Low inventory, higher prices

The real estate market in Grays Harbor County had a relatively robust year in 2019, especially in the East County…

By David Haerle Grays Harbor News Group • February 7, 2020 4:45 pm

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