Thu, Mar 7, 2013
Lower Columbia River Community Conversation March 13
Columbia Riverkeeper is hosting a Lower Columbia River Community Conversation on Wednesday, March 13 at the Skamokawa Grange from 6-7:30 p.m.
Tips to save on groceries
Fri, Mar 1, 2013
State's high court rules unconstitutional two-thirds-vote requirement
Decision relates to 2010 initiative targeting tax increases
Thu, Feb 28, 2013
Commissioners act on varied business
Commissioners agreed to pick a name March 19 for the new county ferry that will be built to replace the Wahkiakum.
Investors seek to build brewery at marina
Workshop scheduled for March 6
Human remains found near Brookfield
Bones delivered to forensic pathologist for further study
Herrera Beutler searches for bipartisan partners
Congresswoman states she is a proud Republican, but . . .
WDFW biologists researching elk hoof rot
Starting this month, up to five young elk will be taken from industrial forestland in Pacific County for a comparative study of elk from the Cowlitz River Basin, where the disease has spread rapidly among elk since 2008.
Baseball signups announced
Babe Ruth and Little League seasons in planning stage
Thu, Feb 21, 2013
Council offers park site to food bank
The Cathlamet Town Council on Tuesday voted to offer the Helping Hand Food Bank a site in Erickson Park to locate a new building for the food bank (updated Thursday).
AED enables responders to save people's lives
“The message here is to know your CPR. Not to know is the worst feeling in the world,” said Witham's daughter Collyn Roberts.
PUD: No bonus; umbrage taken over water pact
Wahkiakum PUD Manager Dave Tramblie will not receive a bonus in appreciation for his stewardship of the PUD’s $2.3 million substation construction project that was completed last month.
Port 2 acquires park model
Port District 2 will soon have a new office at Skamokawa Vista Park.
What's happening on Main Street?
news of local businesses and events
Mooers: No progress on Steamboat Slough dike
Diking District 4 Commissioner Maurice Mooers and two federal agencies remain as far apart as ever in agreeing on a plan to replace the Steamboat Slough Dike.
School board OK's policy banning marijuana on school property
Wahkiakum School District’s board of directors approved a policy on Tuesday night prohibiting the use, possession, or distribution of marijuana on school district property and also discussed the payment of transportation costs for summer extracurricular programs.
Tue, Feb 19, 2013
Ferry headed to dry dock next week
Last run tentatively set for 7:15 a.m. Monday morning
Thu, Feb 14, 2013
Naselle/Grays River building bond fails to reach 60% approval
Voters in the Naselle/Grays River Valley School District supported an $8.1 million building bond issue in Tuesday voting, but the vote tally wasn't high enough to pass the measure.
Dike agreement in the wind
Diking commissioner holds out to protect private landowners
Ferry Wahkiakum headed to shipyard
County Public Works Director Pete Ringen said the ferry is tentatively scheduled to go out of service February 25 and be in the yard about a week.
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