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Local Projects Included in Over $85 Million to Expand Electric Vehicle Charging Across Washington
All of the funds are going to nonprofits, electric utilities, tribes, and public agencies, and half of the grants will install chargers in communities most at risk of negative health effects said to be caused by fossil fuel pollution.
Effort to Revitalize Quinault Language Enters Grays Harbor Schools
For students in Native Education Programs at Aberdeen and Hoquiam school districts, Friday was the second lesson in Quinault language, part of a larger effort to revitalize the dialect and prevent it from vanishing.
Downtown Aberdeen Association Launching Contest to Spread Town Cheer
The Downtown Aberdeen Association is hosting a contest for people where they write a few sentences that show why they love Aberdeen.
Things To Do in Grays Harbor for Valentine’s Day 2024
Whether you are celebrating with a significant other, your kids or a Galentine’s Day with the besties, it’s fun to do something special.
Clam Digging Returns to Coastal Beaches on Feb. 6
This next tide series will provide some daylight digging days since the first few low tides occur before or just after sunset.
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