Articles from the January 22, 2009 edition
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Author, archives presents pictorial history of Naselle-Grays River
A new book by Donna Gatens-Klint and the Appelo Archives of Naselle presents a pictorial history of the Naselle and Grays River valleys. Gatens-Klint used photos from the Appelo Archives to create "Naselle-Grays River Valley." The 127-page book is...
By WSU Master Gardeners
Ah, New Year's Day is behind us but it’s not too late to make resolutions or work toward completing those already made. One of my resolutions is to read a couple of good books. Winter is an ideal time to read books that will enrich my mind and g...
WSP in Naselle sees number of fatal collisions drop
The Washington State Patrol has seen a significant reduction in the number of state route fatality collisions in Pacific and Wahkiakum Counties over a four year time period, working towards Target Zero, Washington State’s goal of zero traffic f...
What's happening at the Fair?
It’s been a chilly week but that hasn’t stopped us pushing forward with the flood cleanup down at the fairgrounds. We have an excellent crew and are determined to restore the fairgrounds back to its former glory. I must say a big thank you to the...
PUD deals with water leaks, power outages
Monday’s power outage was due to a tree down in Rainier, Oregon, PUD Manager Dave Tramblie reported this week. The power was restored quickly and no crews were needed, he said. During the floods earlier this month, he said, crews noticed s...
Parent program teaches skills for healthy families
Improving parent-child relationships is the focus of a series of discussion sessions beginning on February 2 at 6:30 p.m. at St. James Family Center, sponsored by St. James Family Center Family Support program. The discussion will be based on...
New memorial library to open in Naselle
The Appelo Archive Center, operated by the Wahkiakum Community Foundation, will officially open the new C.A. and Agnes Appelo Memorial Library on February 1 with an Open House from 2-5 p.m. Located in the Appelo Plaze in Naselle at 1052 SR 4, the...
Mule wrestlers post wins in dual, exhibition meets
Last week, the Wahkiakum Mule wrestling team competed in back to back competition. On Wednesday, the Mules traveled to Adna High School to take part in a double dual versus Ocosta and North Beach, and on Thursday the Mules hosted three schools in an...
Mule boys top Adna68-66 in overtime
Mule boys top Adna 68-66 in overtime The Wahkiakum Mule boys basketball team faced some tough Central League opponents this week, losing two games to league leaders but picking an overtime win Tuesday at home. The Mules and Adna Pirates finished...
LNG foes to challenge FERC
The fight over a proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal at Bradwood may be headed to court. On January 15, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission upheld the approval it gave September 18 to the proposed Bradwood Landing Terminal. A FERC...
Lady Mules fall to Ducks, plunder Pirates
The Wahkiakum Lady Mule girls basketball team lost 40-37 to Toutle Lake last Saturday and swamped Adna 58-38 in Central League action this past week. On Tuesday, Adna took a 7-4 lead, and it looked like the Pirate press would give the Mules trouble....
Council fills vacancy, acts on varied business
The Cathlament Town Council appointed Steve McNicholas to fill a vacant council position and handled a large quantity of other business at its meeting Tuesday. McNicholas was the only applicant to fill the vacancy created when John Hannah resigned...
Commissioners work on clinic, ferry, storm damage
Administrators of the Wahkiakum Family Practice Clinic have identified early goals for 2009, Business Manager Crystal Stanley reported. The first goals are to increase revenue and improve the patients' experience. The clinic will expand hours and...
