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Column: Economic development: The complex tradeoffs
In terms of economic development, new projects are sold to communities based on job creation, tax revenue and ...
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Time Out for Faith: Is a train wreck headed for your family?
I put a jeopardy question before you. Under the topic Jesus Christ-Jesus taught more about this then heaven ...
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Coast Chronicles: Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — Phone 988
I’m putting the 988 number right up front because it is so important, and I want everyone to ...
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Animal Shelter Report: Pet of the Week features beautiful Uma
Uma is a sweet and gentle 5-year-old German shepherd looking for her forever home. She’s calm, enjoys car ...
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Animal Shelter Report: Outgoing Saffron is Pet of the Week
Sometimes it makes us sad to see the cats and dogs at the shelter we know to be ...
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Elementary, my dear: The three taboo subjects… and one more!
Dylan was oh so right back in 1964 when he wrote “Times they are a changin.” At warp ...
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Coast Chronicles: The Days of Yore
“Memories light the corner of my mind Misty-water-colored memories of the way we were.” —Alan and Marilyn Bergman ...
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Guest Column: Trust Land Transfer program offers way to protect Legacy Forest
Thank you for your extensive reporting on the future of the Fields Fir proposed timber sale on Naselle’s ...
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Coast Chronicles: Ick — ticks!
Yikes I’m pretty much of a softie when it comes to the animal, bird, fish, plant or insect ...
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Being Frank: Washington fisheries managed using a conservation-first approach
This year marked the 40th anniversary of the partnership between treaty tribes and our state co-managers to establish ...