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Port manager Jim Sayce has highlighted the potential of an underused interior space at Bendiksen Landing in South Bend. The article discusses the significance of the waterfront location and the opportunities it presents for local development, emphasizing the role of local journalism in covering community issues.
Congress is set to approve funding for a study addressing flooding issues in the Grays River Valley, as announced by U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell and Representative Marie Gluesenkamp Perez. This study, part of the Water Resources Development Act of 2024, aims to explore solutions for recurrent winter flooding in Western Wahkiakum County, which is often worsened by heavy rain, snowmelt, and high tides.
The Washington State Legislature will soon consider the future of the Naselle Youth Camp property, with a task force recommending its transfer to the Chinook Indian Nation for a tribal headquarters. This decision is crucial for local governance and community relations as the 2025 legislative session approaches.
Norman Frederick Sotka, a 93-year-old resident of Rosburg, passed away on December 7, 2024. His obituary honors his dedication to family and community, highlighting the significant role of local figures in shaping regional life. The article also features additional obituaries, reflecting the recent losses within the community.
The Washington Supreme Court is set to hear a significant case on tribal sovereign immunity, which will determine if tribes can be sued in state courts. This ruling could greatly impact dispute resolution between tribes and state entities, highlighting important discussions around tribal rights.
A report from the Long Beach Police Department details a December 1 incident involving a man bleeding from the arm, suspected to be linked to domestic violence. The uncertainty of the caller highlights ongoing community safety concerns, emphasizing the need for vigilance regarding domestic issues.
Public Hospital District 3 of Pacific County will hold a special board meeting on December 10, 2024, to discuss important issues affecting local healthcare services. Community members are encouraged to attend and participate in discussions that may shape future healthcare policies.
The article discusses how the first frosts have marked the end of the fall foraging season along the Southwest Washington coast, featuring insights from local forager Junie B. Fungal on the abundant mushroom growth due to mild weather and the importance of local foraging.
Ilwaco High School choir members recently showcased their talents at Carnegie Hall in New York City, performing in the annual 'An Eric Whitacre Holiday' concert, directed by renowned composer Eric Whitacre. Choir director Rachel Lake emphasized the significance of this opportunity for the students.
A 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Eureka, California, on December 5, 2024, raising brief tsunami concerns for southern Washington and northern Oregon. The U.S. National Tsunami Warning Center is monitoring the situation closely.