Sound Publishing has named Mike Hrycko publisher of The Daily World and the other publications in the Grays Harbor Newspaper Group.
Body pulled unconscious from ocean Monday afternoon, council learns of tragedy during meeting
Mayor, city investigate concerns about ‘management and leadership’ of the department
Public warned after controlled detonation that shook the North Beach Sunday
Community events and ongoing meetings
Bill would change curriculum for sexual health in schools; democratic representatives support comprehensive sexual health education; evidence-informed curriculum could change sex education in schools
Recent study reported that Seattle had the most cases of missing and murdered indigenous women than any other city; Rep. Mosbrucker helped pass legislation last year to gather data, now is hoping to create a task force and liaisons; some are calling for the bill to add more liaison positions and elevate more tribal voices
Chinook Park would be improved by club, city would take over Perkins Pond trail
The Ocean Shores Police Department has issued a warning about a cougar…
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State shellfish managers have tentatively scheduled razor clam digs for 12 days…
Senator withdraws bill exempting legislature from public disclosure of some records
Proposed bill will hold employers accountable for safety of dancers; lawmakers target unsafe establishments for adult entertainers
Makes discrimination based on immigration or citizenship status illegal; goal is to give those in the citizenship and immigration process avenues for recourse; does not supercede federal law
Would establish a 7-knot speed limit for vessels ½ mile from southern resident orcas; establishes a 650-yard “no-go” zone for whale watchers until at least 2023; regulations would take effect immediately if passed
A full week of afternoon and evening razor clam digs starting Feb.…
More than 3,000 12- to 14-year-olds were charged with crimes in Washington over the last six years; bill would presume this age group incapable of committing crime in an effort to keep more juveniles out of detention; prosecutors worry this would create too many additional procedures and clog courts
Bill would allow homeless people to survive in public without fear of obstruction; law prohibits discrimination based on housing status
Proposed bill designates fourth Saturday of September as Public Lands Day; lawmakers aim to preserve and protect public lands; holiday would promote connection between people and environment
