Articles from the April 16, 2009 edition
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Youth, family Safety Jamboree April 25
St. James Family Center in Cathlamet will present programs on youth and family safety on April 25, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Organizers say the program will feature activities for people of all ages. Organizers plan to have a bicycle raffle. Topics include,...
Track and Field Results
April 9 at Kalama Winners and Wahkiakum results Boys: Kalama 140.5, Rainier 131, LaCenter 75.5, Tenino 70.5, Wahkiakum 67, Rochester 57.5 . . . 100m--1. Jacob Neiman K 11.51; 2. Riley Prestegard W 11.66; 7. Bryce McClain W 12.18.200m--1. Prestegard...
By Refuge staff assess toll of January flood
January’s flood event was the second time in two years the Julia Butler Hansen Wildlife Refuge for the Columbian White Tailed Deer experienced a major flood event and the third since 1996. The high waters hit during the middle of the day, so many o...
Fall ballotmay include clinic measure
As 2009 progresses, it seems more and more likely that local officials will ask Wahkiakum County voters if they will pay a tax to support the Wahkiakum Family Practice Clinic. Revenues this year haven't met their targets, and the clinic is looking...
Disputed Westend road solution still unclear
Efforts to determine whether or not an old road in the Grays River Valley meets criteria for a county road right of way are making slow progress, county Prosecuting Attorney Dan Bigelow said Tuesday. Valley resident Bob Larson has asked county...
Covered Bridge Road closure starts Monday
Construction and repairs to the Grays River Covered Bridge will close Covered Bridge Road two or more days next week. Wahkiakum County Public Works Director Pete Ringen said the closure should start Monday. He believes the work can be completed in...
Actors present program on bullying
The Taproot Theatre Company traveled from Seattle to perform for students at Naselle-Grays River Valley School Monday. The company travels to schools and churches all over the Pacific Northwest to teach students of all ages about respect and the powe...
Chamber of Commerce planning more events
Wahkiakum Chamber of Commerce President Jennifer Hanigan said this week that last month’s crab feed was a huge success. After advertising fees, the chamber earned an estimated $8900. The total income is up approximately $2200 from last year, she s...
Cathlamet Yacht Club sailing along
The new Cathlamet Yacht Club is off to a good start. Club Commodore Chuck Norton reported that high interest in the club has surprised and pleased its founders. The club has completed it incorporation as a private, non-profit organization, he said,...
