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community-news
GOP looking for grassroots activists
down-river-dispatches
Future of Johnson Park a little clearer
This sure has been an odd winter so far. Definitely nicer than the past few years. My daffodils are already coming up and showing buds.
legals
letters
Prevention is key in teen dating violence
Let’s have a real development debate
Shooting the messenger is not the done thing
Not everyone is on board for LNG
news
Health department plans education for septic system rules
The Wahkiakum County Health Department is planning some educational programs on rules regarding installation of septic sewer systems.
Erosion eats away at Mattson Road
Wahkiakum County road crews will continue to work on protecting Mattson Road, Public Works Director Pete Ringen reported Tuesday.
NorthernStar will withdraw from LNG security talks
The Wahkiakum County Sheriff's Department probably won't provide security for shipments of liquefied natual gas (LNG) to the proposed Bradwood Landing plant.
Council OK's start of sewer plant design
In a special meeting last Friday, the Cathlamet Town Council voted unanimously to complete design of a new waste water treatment plant that could cost $13 million.
Have you got your tickets yet? The 3rd Annual Valentine’s Diamond dinner is quickly approaching with tickets selling like hotcakes.
obituaries
sheriffs-report
Sheriff’s Report - February 2, 2010
skamokawa-news
Free tools for rural survival workshop
While we had some dry days last week, this month began with quite a bit of rain and a pretty nasty Monday.
sports
Lady Mules throttle Mossyrock 58-43
The Wahkiakum Lady Mules basketball team used speed and quickness to defeat the Mossyrock Vikings 58-43 Tuesday evening in Cathlamet.
Mules hand Panthers a 64-57 defeat
The Wahkiakum Mule boys basketball team used a third quarter explosion to post a 64-57 Central League victory over the White Pass Panthers last Friday.
On Tuesday, the battle for first place in the Pacific League boys basketball standings took place in a crowded gym in Naselle, with the Comets beating South Bend 69-55.