LOCAL NEWS with ERIC SHARP
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Man Tries To Run On Foot After Flipping Car Over Spike Strips
Deputies in Thurston County say a man tried to run off on foot after flipping a car after running over spike strips.
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Police Caught Driver Who Was Flying Past Cops At More Than 100 MPH
There are also reports that this is the same driver that seen speeding through the county back in January
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North Beach School District Looking To Secure Grant Funding For School-Based Health Center
Community members are invited to an information forum this week.
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Razor Clam Diggs Announced Last Week Are Still Going On This Week
Razor Clam Diggs announced late last week are still going on this week.
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Three days of razor clam digging at Mocrocks beaches starts Saturday, Feb. 4
Copalis Beach also open Feb. 5 and Feb. 7
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Celebration Of Life For Local Wrestling Legend
Gary Frey passed away in December of natural causes.
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Wind Advisory Blowing This Way
A wind advisory is in effect for Grays Harbor today.
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Gas Prices Going Up Again
While much of the country is seeing gas prices dip slightly, Washington’s statewide average went up this week.
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Clam Digging Open For Selected Beaches Friday
Washington’s Department of Fish and Wildlife shellfish managers confirmed on Wednesday that razor clam digging will reopen at Copalis Beach this Friday, February 3rd.
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3 Finalists Selected For GH College President
The Grays Harbor College Board of Trustees says after a nationwide search, they have narrowed the selection down to three finalists for the position of college president.
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Working Families Tax Credit Officially Launches
Washington’s Working Families Tax Credit officially launched on the first of the month.
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Chehalis Basin Film Festival Later This Month
One half of a two-part Chehalis Basin Film Festival will happen later this month in Hoquiam.
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Senior Discounts Possible According To PUD
Grays Harbor PUD is reminding its senior customers about possible discounts of up to 35%.
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House Capital Budget Committee May Help Twin County Schools
The House Capital Budget Committee recently held public hearings on legislation that would assist schools in Grays Harbor and Pacific counties with capital finances and provide revenue to small school districts.
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American Heart Association Basic Life Support Provider CPR Course For Healthcare Professionals Scheduled
The East Grays Harbor Fire and Rescue will be hosting an American Heart Association Basic Life Support Provider CPR Course for Healthcare Professionals.
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Cause Of Deadly Van Fire Released
The cause of a van fire last week in Aberdeen that killed a local man has been determined.
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Missing 14 Year Old May Have Been Found
Looks like some good news about a reported missing teen girl.
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American Cancer Society Shows No Relay For Life Event In Grays Harbor For 2023
The closest event for us will be in Thurston County.
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Parents Night Out In Elma Set To Help With Talks With Kids About Drugs
Elevate East County will put on the town hall type event on February 15th at the Elma Timberland Library.
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Life Flight Network Expanding To Hoquiam
The Life Flight Network has announced it is expanding operation to Hoquiam.
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Oakville Fire District Responded With Mutual Aid In Thurston Country
The Oakville Fire District responded to a mutual aid call for a house fire in Thurston Country on Monday.
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WSDOT Shows Over 500 Considered “Poor” Condition
WSDOT shows out of over 7,000 bridges in the state, over 500 are considered in “poor” condition, including 30 bridges in Grays Harbor.
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PAWS Of Grays Harbor Says THANKS!
PAWS of Grays Harbor is thanking everyone who has donated by shopping through Amazon Smiles.
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High-Speed Chase Last Night Through The County
Elma police along with State patrol were trying to stop a suspected intoxicated driver.
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Registered Sex Offender Arrested In Aberdeen On Outstanding Warrant
When officers attempted to arrest, he man, he retreated to a bedroom of the home and refuse to come out.
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Gas Prices Are Up Again
Grays Harbor and Pacific County drivers are paying more for gas these days.
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Washington's National Park Fund Awards 1.1 Million To Mount Rainier, North Cascades and Olympic National Parks
Three of Washington's national parks will receive over one-million dollars after a record breaking fundraising year.
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State’s Boating Advisory Council Looking For 2 New Members
They are asking for either experience with Injury prevention and public health or recreational boating education.
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A.I. App Chat GPT Helping Students Cheat
An app that can help students cheat by writing essays for them is being banned in school districts across Washington.
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Suspected DUI Arrest Involved Stolen Car
More details about the suspected DUI arrest in Aberdeen on Monday.
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Chaplains On The Harbor Withdraws From Cold Weather Shelter
Chaplains on the Harbor has withdrawn from consideration for a contract for an emergency cold weather shelter just outside the Aberdeen city limits.