Willapa Harbor Herald and Pacific County Press August 11, 2021

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Tokeland Woodfest Is On The premier wood carving, art show and music festival happens on Saturday & Sunday, August 14 and15 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Tokeland - Woodfest has returned to the quaint village of Tokeland. One of the most popular events on the south beach in Pacific County. Make your plans to join this magical gathering where artists, wood carvers and musicians come together for a great time.

“Woodfest brings out the best in folks who appreciate unique and high energy art created by chainsaws while listening to live music,” said internationally acclaimed wood artist Jeffro Uitto of Knock on Wood.

This year’s carvers are among the best in the country including Jeff Samudosky. Jeff was filmed in the first chainsaw reality television show Saw Dogs which aired on the DiscovPhoto courtesy of Tokeland - North Cove Chamber ery channel. Josh Blewitt

Cases New cases over the last 14 days: 81 Case rate per 100k over last 14 days: 374.3 Active cases: 67 Total cases since start of pandemic: 1,196 Hospitalizations New hospitalizations over the last 7 days: 7 Total hospitalizations since start of pandemic: 54 Deaths Total deaths since start of pandemic: 15 As cases spike throughout Washington state, Governor Jay Inslee has strongly suggested that we need to put the face coverings back on in indoor public spaces to help control the spread of the variant. This includes the vaccinated and unvaccinated people.

Jeffrey Michael Samudosky works his magic on a fallen redwood by carving a massive octopus.

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Golf course under new ownership

Photo Courtesy Nancy Morris Students from Willapa Valley and South Bend worked and learned construction trade skills, soft business skills while building a storBy GEORGE KUNKE, age shed to be used by the Willapa Valley FFA program and geoakunke@gmail.com greenhouse.

Willapa Valley, South Bend students team up to enjoy Youth Exploration Program MENLO – ANEW, a community resource based in Renton, worked with 10 students from Willapa Valley and South Bend school districts in their Youth Ex-

ploration Program for five days recently at Willapa Valley.

Students worked for 40 hours, learned construction See youth Page A2

The Willapa Harbor Golf course is now owned by Dr. Daniel Hamilton and his wife, Heather Hamilton.

The Hamiltons purchased the property from Kosses USA, Inc. (Bong Hyun Back) on July 9, 2021.

Heather Hamilton said she will be “the main one overseeing things at the golf course.” She offered her time to answer questions from the Herald over the weekend about the purchase of the course, which has been closed for a period of approximately three years.

When it was open, Willapa Harbor Golf Course was a scenic 9-hole course that offered unique looks for each hole. The par 36 course featured 3,004 yards from the longest tees and had a course rating of 39.6 with a slope rating of 112.

The course was designed by Walter Fovargue in 1926 and has room for recre-

ational vehicles for any golfers, travelers or avid sportsmen. The course is located at 2424 fowler Road in Raymond.

Herald: Why did you purchase the golf course?

Hamilton: We purchased it because we drive by it everyday on our way home and it was sad to see it fall into disrepair.

Herald: What do you intend to do with the golf course?

Hamilton: I intend to run it as a golf course.

Herald: What kind of shape is the golf course in?

Hamilton: The property will need a lot of work to restore it back to a golf course.

Herald: Why and for how long was the golf course closed?

Hamilton: I am not exactly sure why the golf In the future, many local linksters will not have to go out of town course was closed, the to play a round of golf as Willapa harbor Golf Course was recently See golf Page A3

purchased and is undergoing renovations.

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By Karen S. Carter Food security is something most people did not have to think about until the economic upset of the pandemic hit. It would be nice to say that food insecurity missed Pacific County, but anyone who has either stood in line or driven by the food bank knows it is a growing issue.

In response to food insecurity within the county, government services and local nonprofits have gotten together to form the Pacific County Food Council Coalition on May 24, 2021.

Founders: • Pacific County Public Health & Human Services • Legacy Community Outreach • North Pacific County Food Bank • Willapa United Methodist Church • First Lutheran Church • Ocean Park Lutheran Church • DSHS – South Bend office • Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe Food Bank Pacific County SNAP-Ed Coordinator Allison Graves saw the growing need in Pacific County and proposed the formation of a new coalition “that would partner with food serving organizations county-wide to leverage A volunteer helps the Chinook Nation distribute food to families in need.

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Cross country practice starts August 23

Beans & Rocks Crushers

Photo Courtesy Jennifer Oatfield From left in front are members of the 10 and Under softball team Beans & Rocks Crushers, including Blu Erickson, Harper Glazier, Olivia Mullen, Londyn Oatfield, Lexi Teague and Emme Hodel. In back from left are Shelby Brock, Layla Andrews, Sadie Kaech, Koryn Andrews, Rhian Verboomen and Jersey Maneman. Not pictured is Sailyr Thompson.

Crushers complete fine season, second in league

By GEORGE KUNKE, geoakunke@gmail.com The Beans and Rocks Crushers, a 10 and Under softball team, recently completed a successful season under head coaches Jennifer Oatfield and Amber Kaech.

During the season, the youngsters gained valuable experience at tournaments in Chehalis, Lacey, Olympia and Aberdeen. The Crushers finished second in their league with a record of 8-2-1.

“This is such a fun group of girls to coach,” Coach Oatfield told the Herald.

“They work hard, give it their best and know how to have fun. This year was all about going back to the basics and building confi-

dence since we missed out on playing last year.

“I am very excited to see how these girls do next year after having a year of experience and knowing what to expect,” Oatfield said.

“Unfortunately, we did not win a game in tournament play but our girls did really well and scored runs, just wasn't enough to pull off the win,” Oatfield said.

“We are also part of the CFL league, which includes Willapa Harbor and Grays Harbor,” Oatfield informed. “Grays Harbor had teams from Aberdeen, Elma, Montesano and Hoquiam. In the CFL League, our girls placed second out of 11 teams.”

Team members this past season were Sailyr Thomp-

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son, Emme Hodel, Londyn Oatfield, Sadie Kaech, Blu Erickson, Harper Glazier, Koryn Andrews, Olivia Mullen, Lexi Teague, Shelby Brock, Layla Andrews, Rhian Verboomen and Jersey Maneman.

Assistant coaches included Assistant coaches Ryan Oatfield, Tj Kaech, Kyle Maneman and Meagan Sanaski.

The Crushers were sponsored by Beans & Rocks, LLC, owned by Rosalyn Erickson.

“Thank you to our sponsor and thank you to everyone who supported these girls over the season as we traveled to games, tournaments and fundraised along the way,” Oatfield added.

By GEORGE KUNKE, geoakunke@gmail.com Cross Country and all fall sports are about to get started.

Willapa Harbor Tri-District Head Cross Country Coach Brad Donovan told the Herald “that any high School student from Valley, Raymond or South Bend interested in cross country are encouraged to contact” him at his email address “at bradd@willapavalley.org.”

Coach Donovan said, “The first practice starts on August 23 at 3:30 at the Valley grandstands.”

Coach Donovan added, “Meet this year's captain, Alexis Hillock, and a number of returning runners.”

Below is the partial cross country schedule.

Willapa Harbor Tri-District Cross Country 2021 Schedule 9/11 at Ocosta Invite 9/16 at Onalaska 9/23 TBD 9/30 TBD 10/7 TBD 10/14 at Black Lake Inv.

(at Ilwaco) 10/21 League

(at Ocosta HS) 10/30 District (TBD) Photo Courtesy Brad Donovan 11/6 State Alexis Hillock, a senior at Raymond HS, is the captain of this year’s

(at Pasco) Willapa Harbor Tri-District cross country team.

Donate blood today at Elks Anyone wanting to donate blood can do so today from 1-6 pm at the Raymond Elks Lodge #1292, located at 326 3rd St. downtown Raymond.

The American Red Cross has an emergency need for lifesaving blood amid the ongoing severe blood shortage. Blood donations continue to be critical to meet hospital demand and the public is urged to make an appointment to give now.

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trade skills, soft business skills, and earned minimum wage while building a storage shed to be used by the Willapa Valley FFA program and greenhouse. Life Skills teacher Desiree Solso arranged for ANEW’s program to come to our area. Solso and fellow teacher, Jamie Howell, volunteered their time all week to support the program and assist the students. In this workshop, the focus was on giving teens the chance to explore a trade.

Volunteer contractor Chris Martin donated a week’s worth of his time to teach these young people all they needed to know — from how to pound a nail correctly to “measure twice, cut once,” to how to use a chop saw, to how to build a door.

ANEW’s general mission is to improve people’s lives by providing quality training, employment navigation and supportive services learning to successful family wage

careers. ANEW’s Youth Exploration Program Manager, Venus Dean-Bullinger said, “I couldn’t be more proud of them…those proud construction workers.”

Students participating in the program included Seth Buchanan, Matthew Flemetis, Adam Hartwell, Sujey Medina, Shelby Mitchell, Ethan Peebles, Hayden Perkins, Kaleb Sherman, Tristan Solso and Avante Williams.

Good Sports of the Week River Harden, WVHS

Aubree Triplett, WVHS

Grady Christen, WVHS

Congratulations to River Harden for earning high honor roll status as a junior at WVHS during Term 4, Semester 2. Harden posted a perfect 4.0 grade point average.

Congratulations to Aubree Triplett for earning honor roll status as a junior at WVHS during Term 4, Semester 2.

Congratulations to Grady Christen for earning honor roll status as a junior at WVHS during Term 4, Semester 2.

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Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice • Public Notice Legal Public Notice IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ASOTIN In the Matter of the Estate of LOIS E. VALENTINE, Case No. 21-4-00060-02

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FOR INFORMATION ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH RCW 42.30.080 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Willapa Harbor Hospital Board of Commissioners will hold their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, August 24, 2021 at 5:30 pm in the hospital’s Cedar Conference Room.

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The personal representative named below has been appointed as personal representative of this estate. Any person having a claim against the decedent must, before the time the claim would be barred by any otherwise applicable statute of limitations, present the claim in the manner as provided in RCW 11.40.070 by serving on or mailing to the personal representative or the personal representative’s attorney at the address stated below a copy of the claim and

filing the original of the claim with the court in which the probate proceedings were commenced. The claim must be presented within the later of: (1) thirty days after the personal representative served or mailed the notice to the creditor as provided under RCW 11.40.020(1)(c); or (2) four months after the date of first publication of the notice. If the claim is not presented within this time frame, the claim is forever barred, except as otherwise provided in RCW 11.40.051 and11.40.060. This bar is effective as to claims against both the decedent’s probate and non-probate assets.

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Residents living in and around the Raymond area can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, and other chronic, serious conditions with affordable screenings by Life Line Screening. Raymond Elks Lodge 1292 will host this community event on August 18. The site is located at 326 3rd St. in Raymond.

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and that he was planning to turn it into a farm and campground. I do not know exactly how long it was closed but I think it might have been three years?

Herald: When do you expect it to reopen?

Hamilton: I do not have an estimated date for reopening as I am not sure how long the whole restoration project will take.

Herald: Will it be the same name or do you intend to change it?

Hamilton: When we were under contract for the purchase of the golf course, I went online to create a company to purchase the golf course and saw that Willapa Harbor Golf Course LLC was available as a company name. I then went through the process of creating that company and had the contract assigned to the new dedicated to ensuring a healthy, happy company.

Herald: Will you also and fed Pacific County through partnerships, active collaboration and community continue to use the RV park? Is that still open? input.”

Hamilton: The permit How can you be involved? to run an RV park is not

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resources and work to ensure healthy food access and food security.”

“Pacific County Public Health & Human Services has been receiving funding from the Washington State Department of Health to run their SNAP-Ed program since 2010,” Graves said. “The March 2020 pandemic caused an undeniable increase in barriers to healthy food access and food security on top of existing barriers.”

She began the founding of the coalition by calling the local food banks, food distribution centers and churches.

Within weeks, the Pacific County Food Council was created with the funding of Washington State Department of Health’s SNAP-Ed Program. Currently there are over 17 community partners working for the success of the group.

According to Graves, “The group is

The council is currently looking for volunteers to serve on their board. You may nominate yourself or someone you know by going to: https://forms. gle/6tmNLQosVvuL1qb78. Board meetings are the second Monday of each month at 10:00 a.m. and the council meets the first Thursday of each month from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. with the exception of September.

The meetings are currently conducted through Zoom. For questions or more information, please contact Allison Graves, SNAP-Ed and Food Council Coalition Coordinator, at agraves@co.pacific.wa.us or by calling 971-606-0608.

transferable. We have not applied for a new permit, so we are unable to run an RV park at this time. All of the previous tenants have left with the exception of one couple who say that they will be out shortly. At some point, we would like to reopen the RV park but want to have it available for only nightly, not monthly renters.

Herald: Is there still going to be a sports bar and restaurant?

Hamilton: We anticipate there being a sports bar and restaurant. After the improvements are complete, we would also like to make the clubhouse available as a wedding venue.

Herald: What kind of renovations need to take place on the course, RV park and restaurant/bar?

Hamilton: We have already started improving the clubhouse with cosmetic changes, like painting and flooring. There is a lot of old equipment, a couple of dilapidated trailers and lots of garbage that we are working on getting removed. The course had grass so high that we had to begin by bringing

in our hay equipment. We have purchased golf course equipment and are in the process of purchasing additional equipment to help in the restoration project.

Herald: Is fishing available in the South Fork Willapa River from the golf course?

Hamilton: There is already a state maintained fishing spot nearby. We don't anticipate making fishing available on the golf course property at this time.

Herald: Do you intend to make any changes with anything or add anything different with the golf course, RV park, restaurant/bar, etc.)?

Hamilton: Our first goal is to clean-up and fix-up what is already there.

Herald: Is there anything you would care to add about anything?

Hamilton: We have a large family. I gave birth to eight children and about seven years ago we became guardians of six of my nieces and nephews. Three of our children are now married.

We have two grandsons and one grandson on the way.

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from Ridgefield Washington will be here as well. He is the creator of amazing spheres and the welcome signs for Long Beach and Ocean Park Washington complete with beautifully carved humpback whales.

In harmony with the sound of chainsaws, a stellar line-up of musicians will take the stage both Saturday and Sunday including Hell-

bound Glory, an American country and roots rock band featuring singer-songwriter Leroy Virgil. Virgil describes the band’s style as “Americana,” with influences from “Hank Williams, Nirvana, and Hank Williams Jr.” Other bands include Alessandra Rose and Daniel ‘Mudcat’ McKinstry who rounds out the headliners

with his downhome “roots of rock and roll” sound.

This festival of wood, saws, art and music takes place on the grounds of the Tokeland Hotel and Restaurant on Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on August 14 and 15.

Woodfest started in 2007 and continues its tradition of being an event not to miss.

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FORMAL IDENTIFICATION: amendment to Ordinance No. 142/Regulating the Sale and Use of Fireworks SUMMARY: an ordinance adding a section related to the prohibition of the discharge and sale of fireworks and amending the effective date.

SECTION 7 – DATES AND TIMES CONSUMER If either of the above criteria have been met, the Chair of the FIREWORKS MAY BE SOLD OR DISCHARGED Board of Pacific County Commissioners may, along with the consultation of the Fire Marshall, issue an emergency Order The allowable dates and times consumer fireworks may be prohibiting the sale or discharge of consumer fireworks. The sold or discharged shall be as follows: emergency Order will remain in place until the fire danger has been mitigated or cease to exist and the burn ban has SELL AND PURCHASE been lifted.

• July 1 - July 4 12:00PM (Noon) 11:00PM • December 29 - 31 12:00PM (Noon) 11:00PM Section 8 may not affect professional fireworks displays unless stated as such in the emergency Order.

USED OR DISCHARGED • July 2 - 3 12:00PM (Noon) 11:00PM SECTION 10 – EFFECTIVE DATE • July 4 9:00AM 12:00AM (July 5th) • December 31 12:00PM (Noon) 12:00AM (January 1st_ In accordance with Chapter 70.77.250 RCW, Ordinance No. 142A shall be effective no sooner than one year after the date SECTION 8 – PROHIBITION OF THE SALE AND of adoption.

DISCHARGE OF CONSUMER FIREWORKS At the conclusion of the hearing, the Board of Pacific County For consideration of imposing a ban on the sale and purchase Commissioners may adopt, modify, or reject the proposed or use or discharge of consumer fireworks, one or both of the ordinance, or may take other appropriate action. All interested following criteria must have been met: persons are invited to attend this hearing.

1) An extreme fire danger exists.

Marie Guernsey, Clerk of the Board a. The term “extreme fire danger:” shall mean a period when wildland fires can be expected and fire growth Publish: August 11, 2021 will be accelerated.

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Treaty in 1855. That Taholah husband left today at activities will shut down at p.m. over the water.

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Sunday Afternoon Live is ‘live’ again, Offering seven events in Season 18

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By Vivian Edersheim and Sandy Moser Sunday Afternoon Live’s Season 18 is finally here, a year later than anticipated, due to the pandemic, and with a slightly different set of performers than had been planned for 2019-2020.

Some changes have taken place since the last SAL event more than 16 months ago.

Venue: Putting live performances in a local venue became a challenge when the historic Raymond Theatre had to be ruled out for the time being due to Covid precautions. A search for a new place to host SAL events actually brought “new life” into the mix when New Life Fellowship made its facility available at 404 Commercial St., Raymond.

“We have enjoyed the Raymond Theatre and are hopeful we will be returning,” Virginia Carlson, SAL’s board chairman wrote to season ticket holders. “Meanwhile, we are pleased and grateful to the folks at New Life Fellowship for opening their doors to our artists and patrons.”

Time: Working with New Life Fellowship included a different starting time for performances.

Events will begin at 3 p.m.

Ticket prices: Ticket prices have changed for the first time in seven years.

Tickets are $25 at the door by cash or check only; there will be no credit card capa-

bility. Tickets also may be purchased in advance for $20. By mail, send a selfaddressed stamped envelope and check payable to SAL, PO Box 964, South Bend WA 98586. Other methods of purchase are by email, sal@reachone. com; by phone at 360-8364419; and PayPal at www. sundayafternoonlive.org .

Season tickets still offer the best buy at $100 for seven performances, or a little over $14 per event.

They may be purchased in advance as described above.

So what does Season 18 bring to the area? Good, live music from a variety of performers. A preview is available at YouTube, https://youtu.be/HzN-AKErppA. Sundae and Mr. Goessl.

The season’s first performance is Aug. 29, featuring vocals and guitar of “Sundae and Mr. Goessl”.

“Sundae + Mr. Goessl are a Washington state-based duo that has been storming the country with their delightful brand of countrified jazz, melding the likability of Americana, pop and country music, and giving it a hybrid of jazz rhythms that will illuminate any music lovers hankering,” as said by Bea Willis writing for 5 Finger Review.

Tray Dahl and the Jugtime Ragband. Oct. 3 brings energetic vocals

by Tray Dahl and her band featuring banjo, keyboards, percussion and trumpet.

They play a mix of original and public domain music by way of Dixieland tunes, big band music, and oldtime harmonies.

The Special Consensus. Bluegrass comes to the area Nov. 14 with Greg Cahill’s four-piece band with a blend of music that garnered Grammy nominations in 2012 and 2019.

Many SAL patrons will remember Special Consensus’s guitarist, Greg Blake, a former SAL performer.

Okaidja Afroso Trio.

SAL opens the new year Jan. 9 with guitar, percussion, dancing and vocals of Portland-based Okaidja.

The group presents thrilling renditions of traditional Ghanian music. Okaidja’s 2017 album The Palm Wine Sea highlights his songwriting talents and his ability to meld tradition and innovation.

Blues Is A Woman.

Feb. 27 will feature this award-winning musical celebrating the profound influence of women on the evolution of the blues. This group presents the songs of those women with power and deep feeling, paying homage to their memory and keeping their music alive.

CelloBop. Originally scheduled for 2019-2020’s SAL season, this one-man show on April 10 brings a delightful, innovative introduction to the cello.

Based in Portland, Gideon Freudmann is a founding member of the Portland

Cello Project and the band Caravan Gogh. As CelloBop, he is “pursuing his mission to make the cello hip, modern, and fun”.

Bridge & Wolak. The SAL season finale on May 1 features the unlikely, but delightful, combination of clarinet and accordion.

Michael Bridge and Kornel Wolak are two musical soul-mates who have brought accordion, clarinet and piano to the stage in ways that meld traditional sounds with modern technology. Bridge’s innovative digital accordion is the perfect foil for Wolak and his incredibly nimble clarinet. Both are pianists as well.

Also, four performances this season will be supported with funds from Western States Arts Foundation.

Carlson explained in a letter to season ticket holders: “WESTAF (Western States Arts Foundation) has made provisions to use grants that were funded for performances that were cancelled. Instead of two WESTAF Grant funded artists this season, SAL will be hosting four. Those grants also provide funds that allow SAL to host four assemblies for local students. WESTAF has awarded $8,900 in grant funds to SAL. “SAL received a $5,000 donation to be specifically used for outreach to youth and oldsters,” she added.

“We plan to increase the number of student assemblies for the local schools and to host area musicians on a regular basis at the Willapa Harbor Care Center.”

The grants help SAL achieve its goal as stated in its mission statement: “The mission of Sunday Afternoon Live is to promote, develop and present diverse programs of entertainment, education, and cultural enrichment to the Willapa Harbor community and its visitors at an affordable cost.”

50 new sirens added to statewide Tsunami Siren Network Fifty new tsunami sirens installed by the Washington Emergency Management Division have completed the statewide tsunami siren network and will help make the coast a safer place. These include three new sirens in Pacific County and one with the Shoalwater Bay Tribe.

The new All-Hazard Alert Broadcast (AHAB) sirens are filling critical gaps in the tsunami warning infrastructure. Without the funding from the Washington state Legislature and the hard work and dedication of partners across Western Washington, completing the siren network could have taken another 20 years.

There are now 122 sirens on the Washington coast, which are run and maintained by the state. The state installed the first siren in 2005, and over the next 15 years, brought that number to 72. The last 50 sirens took about two years to install, which is an unprecedented achievement.

New sirens include: • Shoalwater Bay Tribe • Ilwaco Marina • Long Beach Peninsula, Pacific Park, Cranberry Beach Road • Long Beach Peninsula, Pacific Park, 145th Place

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Free Summer Lunches The Raymond School District will be supplying free lunches, June 28 to August 13 from 11:00 a.m to 12:00 p.m. at Raymond High School, Riverdale Lions Park, Willapa Valley Elementary and South Bend Schools. The lunches are available to anyone age 18 and under.

American Legion Post #150 Meeting American Legion Post #150 Meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday each month at 6:00 p.m. at 209 Third St. Raymond.

Pacific Transit’s Monthly Board Meeting Pacific Transit System will hold its regular monthly Board Meeting on Thursday August 12, 2021 via Zoom.

Meeting will start at 9:30 a.m. A public hearing will be held to hear public comment on Pacific Transit’s 6-Year Transportation Development Plan 2021-2026 and 2020 Annual Report. A draft report of the TDP is posted on their website. Join the Zoom Meeting at https://us02web.zoom. us/j/89561154327. Meeting ID: 895 6115 4327. One tap mobile +12532158782,,89561154327# US (Tacoma).

Chinook Meeting The Chinook Indian Nation will be holding its General Assembly Meeting on Saturday, August 14, 2021, at the new South Bend School Cafeteria at 400 E. First Street in South Bend, WA. Registration opens at 9:30 am, meeting begins at 11:00 am. The meeting is open to all tribal members and their immediate families. Sack lunch is provided this year. Masks are required to protect our youth that cannot be vaccinated yet, and our remaining community that is not vaccinated for other reasons. Contact the Tribal Office at 360-875-6670 if you have any questions.

Annie Staninec and John Kael The Waikiki Concert series presents a live summer concert by Annie Staninec and John Kael on Saturday, August 14 starting at 7:00 p.m. Located at the Waikiki Beach amphitheater in the Cape Disappointment State Park. This Portland duo has a passion for traditional bluegrass and early country, and their shows feature Annie’s fiery fiddling and John’s guitar, banjo and mandolin.

Cattle Sorting Cattle sorting practice starts at 10:00 a.m. daily from August 14 until August 15 at the Pacific County Fairgrounds in Menlo. Haul In starts on Friday, August 13. For more information call or text Val Rowe at 360-942-7422.

Senior Meals The Pacific County Senior Center is open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for meals. Call (360) 942-5739 for more information. Meal delivery is available.

Willapa Harbor Quilters meeting Willapa Harbor Quilters meet Tuesdays at 11:30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church of Raymond, 913 Duryea Street. Meetings are open to anyone interested. For more information, contact the WHQ president, Beth Gill, at 360-660-0036.

Soup Kitchen offers free meals The Soup Kitchen at the Willapa Adventist Community Church at 1134 Crescent Street in Raymond offers FREE take out meals every Thursday from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

If you can’t come to pick up a meal, call or text (360) 9345941 or (360) 942-5767 to request delivery. Please call if you have donations as well.

Master Gardener Plant Clinics Come down or call the Pacific County WSU Extension office to visit with a Master Gardener, in person at the Courthouse Annex, 1216 W Robert Bush Drive, South Bend or by phone 360-875-9331. Plant clinic dates are August 16, September 13 and September 20.

Briar Concert The Waikiki Concert series presents the live summer concert Briar on Saturday, August 28 starting at 7:00 p.m.

Located at the Waikiki Beach amphitheater in the Cape Disappointment State Park. A powerful singer of vintage jazz and blues, Briar, who was raised in Chimacum, Wash., performs with grace, playfulness, elegance and down-home bravado. She is accompanied by Joe Seamons.

Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast is September 5 from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Community Center in South Bend.

All you can eat pancakes, eggs, and ham. All proceeds go to Willapa Harbor Scholarship Fund.

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Sunlight Massages opened its doors on July 5 inside the Rockett Financial Building in Raymond. The owner, Kate Rockett, is excited to bring her skills to the community she grew up in. For the last 4 years she has been working at another massage practice out of the area. Kate offers a full range of modalities including relaxation, sports, and pregnancy massage but her specialties are deep tissue and injury treatment. She also has add-ons of cupping, gua sha, hot stones and TMJD issues.

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my own injury back in high school and it’s my passion to help people,” she said.

“So, this was a natural step for me to try to help others the way someone helped me. I love my community and now I get to do that. I’m getting to reconnect with people and my clients become more than just clients to me – they become my friends and family.”

Sunlight Massages is located at 310 Sixth St. It’s open Monday-Friday with the first massage starting at 9:30 a.m. and the last massage of the day at 3:45 p.m. To book an appointment, you can call or text 360-591-5588 or find Sunlight Massages on Facebook and book through her page.

Doctors and nurses have decided to get the vaccine. Now they recommend you do, too. Talk to your doctor to find out more about why it’s right for you.

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