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ILWACO — Dungeness crab managers for the mainland West Coast did as expected and delayed opening the commercial Dungeness crab season until at least Dec. 15.
Raymond murderer 'Crazy Shellie' released from prison
Nov 11, 2022 · PACIFIC COUNTY — The community of Raymond is reacting to news that convicted murderer Michelle Knotek, 68, was released on parole from the Washington Corrections Center for Women on Nov. 8, after serving just over 19 years.
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OCEAN PARK — Nancy Helen Roylance passed away peacefully on Oct. 2, 2024, at PeaceHealth Med…
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SMITH CREEK — The Raymond Fire Department responded to the scene of a house fire near the U.S. Highway 101-Smith Creek Road intersection about 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22.
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Ilwaco High School music department under director Rachel Lake hosted the first annual Pacific County Massed Band last week. South Bend, Raymond, Naselle, Willapa Valley, Wahkiakum, Ocosta and Ilwaco bands performed as one.
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NASELLE — The Comet football team earned recognition in the 1B South Division's annual all-league listings. Kevin McNulty was named coach of the year, senior running back Jack Strange was named most valuable player and his classmate, William Anderson, earned lineman of …
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PACIFIC COUNTY — Poring through thousands of photographs from the past year, Chinook Observer photographer Luke Whittaker picked a potpourri of images that reflect the life, times, people and places in Pacific County in 2023.
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ILWACO — A U.S. Coast Guard Station Cape Disappointment boatcrew rescued a man Sunday, Nov. 17, after his cataraft — a small, two-hulled personal watercraft — began to drift out to sea in the Columbia River, in between the South and North jetties.