By SCOT PEARSON
SOUTH BEND – Staged curbside at the 101 Public House, a new business is hoping to catch your eye.
...HIGH SURF IS EXPECTED ON THE NORTHERN AND CENTRAL WASHINGTON
COAST SATURDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY...
Spring has sprung so that means it's time to support the annual “Adopt-A-Basket” program.
Dear Savvy Senior,
My wife is having an increasingly difficult time going up and down the stairs in our house. We are interested in purchasing a stair lift, but aren’t sure what to get or where to look. Can you help us?
Need a Lift
Social services — at best, a moving target. And not only the times are changing, but so are legislative decisions, budgets, populations and anything else capable of being changed. Generally, that means that what we used to do, we still do. There’s just more of it and the service net has grown wider.
By FRANK CLEMENTE
You pay your fair share of taxes. Small businesses do too. It’s the price we pay to educate our kids, protect our communities and have some security in retirement. Why shouldn’t some of America’s largest corporations pay their fair share too?
To the Editor:
Yes we do deserve good leadership in Pacific County.
The Willapa Harbor Chamber of Commerce is offering training to local area restaurants. The two-hour workshop will be offered Tuesday,
On April 11th, the Raymond High School Leadership Class spent the day at the Chehalis food bank and coalition. They packed, sorted, and weighed food as well as helped to distribute food to clients. Shown are the students, along with other food bank managers and volunteers. On May 9th, the same group of students is hosting a high school Lock In. Raymond, Valley, South Bend, and Naselle students are all invited. It begins at 6 pm, May 9th, and goes until 7 am, May 10th. It takes place at Raymond High School; the entry is $5. There will be many activities for all to enjoy throughout the event. All proceeds go to the Willapa Harbor Helping Hands and the victims of the Oso landslide.
Glance at the Past
Ten years ago
Daisy Girl Scout troop being formed
Nicole Pickernell of Raymond and Cheryce Daughtery of South Bend are trying to form a “Daisy” unit of Girl Scouts of America in our area.
Heiden sentenced in baby beating
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