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Articles published Thu, Mar 4, 2010
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community-news
Great White Tail contest winners announced
Special TRSN board meeting called
down-river-dispatches
GRV Library open house this Saturday
Our Naselle Comet basketball team deserves our thanks for such a great team effort this year. Though they didn’t quite make it to state, they did their best as a well rounded team. Congratulations to a successful year.
legals
letters
Let Coast Guard to LNG security work
Elochoman Grange on the move again?
Property owners do object to emmissions
Reader believe Port made costly mistake
Seventeen states say FERC acted improperly
news
Ferry union contract: Up, or another year ?
Wahkiakum County commissioners hope to get to the bottom of a debate over dates: Does the contract with the ferry crew's union expire March 31, 2010, or March 31, 2011?
Mayor announces Main Street advisory
Cathlamet Mayor George Wehrfritz this week announced the appointment of a group to advise him on Main Street revitalization.
Work on the new Puget Island ferry ramp is nearly finished, but the contractor and county officials have a long way to go to resolve a violation of grant funding conditions.
Grow your own groceries at sixth farm summit
Ahlberg Park gets new historic signs
Columbia River and familiar faces star in free film screenings March 13
“Roll On, Columbia,” a free public program of inspiring short documentaries starring the Columbia River will take place on March 13.
obituaries
sheriffs-report
Sheriff's Report - March 4, 2010
skamokawa-news
Sound of train was really just the wind
As this week begins, the weather was pretty decent, some dry spells and sunshine; a nice relief from some nasty, wet days last week, except for Thursday morning, which was gorgeous.
sports
Mules knock off third ranked Tigers, then boot NW Christian; start state tourney Wednesday