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First day back in Napavine
Photo by Melanie Langley - The repainted rocks in the Napavine High School parking lot welcome students back to school.
First day back in Napavine

Napavine had a busy first day back! There were many things to be done in order to prepare for this next school year. Among those tasks, students needed to acquaint themselves with their new schedules and possibly a teacher they've never had before.

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Toledo shindig fundraiser event sure to be a hit
Photo by Lewis Talk - Chris Gorton of Bonanza BBQ and Catering, Cyndi Philbrook of Farmers Insurance Toledo and Paula Burrows of Windermere Centralia are the hosts for the Down Home Toledo Shindig event.
Toledo shindig fundraiser event sure to be a hit

This week there will be a fundraiser event sponsored by the Windermere Foundation hosted by Paula Burrows of Windermere Centralia, Bonanza BBQ & Catering, and Farmers Insurance Toledo. All proceeds raised will benefit the Toledo School District children with basic needs. It's called the "Down Home, a Toledo WA Shindig" and everyone is invited to attend.

The event sounds like it will be a lively one with music performed by Tony Branco and Gubmint Cheese. There will also be a live, silent, and dessert auction, and of course a delicious "all you can eat" BBQ meal catered by the folks at Bonanza BBQ. Salads and fruit are by the Crowded Kitchen. As you can see, it is an event that the businesses in Toledo are supporting.

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Willapa Harbor Herald News

New DNR simulation shows catastrophic CSZ tsunami impact on the coastline

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources released an updated tsunami simulation model on Tuesday, August 27. The model shows the potential scenario if a Cascadia Subduction Zone quake were to erupt. The updated information has provided both state and local agencies along with residents on the coastline a glimpse of what to expect.

Minutes expected to matter

The new model shows that should a CSZ quake strike off the coastline the Long Beach Peninsula would have a 15-20 minute window before a large caliber tsunami would strike the area. Areas such as Tokeland would be in the same window of time but further into the valley, those near Bay Center may have up to 45 minutes. Raymond and South Bend both are anticipated to have approximately 60-90 minutes before being impacted.

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Rollover crash closes US 101 for over an hour
Photo by Jeff Clemens - Traffic was closed on US 101 between Butte Creek and Smith Creek Roads on Sunday, September 8 while fire crews worked to rescue a trapped passenger after a rollover accident.
Rollover crash closes US 101 for over an hour

A truck hauling a classic truck on a trailer slid off the roadway on US 101 Sunday, September 8. The truck and trailer were headed northbound when they lost control and slid across both lanes coming to a rest in the southbound ditch after rolling over.

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Willapa Harbor Herald ISSUU

September 11, 2019 Willapa Harbor Herald and Pacific County Press
September 11, 2019 Willapa Harbor Herald and Pacific County Press
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Lewis County News ISSUU

September 11, 2019 Lewis County News (Town Crier)
September 11, 2019 Lewis County News (Town Crier)
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