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State budget maintains Naselle Youth Camp
Naselle school board has reports, resignations
The Naselle School Board met April 21 to discuss a variety of topics.
Fire consultants: Improvements needed to emergency response
Wahkiakum County should upgrade its law enforcement, fire and emergency response systems, no matter whether or not a liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving...
Council hears reports on city hall, zoning law
The Cathlamet town council handled a wide variety of business when it reconvened its adjourned meeting last Monday. Items ranged from a report on the safety...
Council ponders water grant offer
The Cathlamet town council met yesterday morning as The Eagle went to press to decide weather or not to accept state funding for construction of new mains...
Business fair called success
Track Results
Getting readyHealth officials preparing for swine flu outbreak
Wahkiakum County public health officials have joined others around the world in responding to an outbreak of swine flu in Mexico.
Economic cloud continues to loom over local districts
The Wahkiakum School Board met April 22 to continue the discussion of the need to reduce expenditures for the school year 2009-10.
The Lambing Management School on April 17-18 was well attended including several youth participants.Dr. Scott Lubers and Patrick McKay-Beach worked with...