Razor clam digs on all coastal beaches remain closed
The recreational razor clam season on all coastal beaches remains closed until further notice, shellfish managers with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) announced Friday.
Razor clam test results released on December 23 indicate domoic acid levels on all beaches remain above the health guidelines for safe consumption set by Washington Department of Health (WDOH) officials.
“While many had to change their holiday razor clamming plans, we are looking forward to some many excellent digging opportunities in the months ahead,”
The Hungry Heifer held their ribbon cutting ceremony recently on December 3 with family and friends to celebrate.
If you are unfamiliar with the name, it is located in the old Sheila’s Kountry Kitchen location at 226 Duryea in Raymond. They serve what you would consider typical diner food. They have breakfast and
lunch daily with a prime rib dinner every Friday and Saturday night.
Most dishes are made in-house and they also have a variety of desserts available.
When owners Brian and April Boggs, and Mike and Marcy Walden were asked what makes them different and why they took on this venture, they said
County ranked eighth in election turnout
By GEORGE KUnKE, geoakunke@gmail.comSOUtH BEnD – The 2022 General Election was certified by Pacific County Auditor Joyce Kidd on November 29. Pacific County has a total of 16,878 registered voters with 12,068 ballots cast in the 42 precincts for a voter turnout of 71.5 percent, which ranked eighth in The Evergreen State. San Juan County was first at 78.25%.
There was one major upset in Pacific County when Daniel C. Garcia (R) upended incumbent Sheriff Robin Souvenir (I), and it wasn't even close. Garcia gathered 55.81 percent of the vote compared to only 43.62 for Souvenir.
Two other local incumbents were defeated soundly.
that they want to focus on giving the community a place to eat breakfast and lunch in a family-friendly environment. They also want to provide a “date night” place. It is also their hope that they could build a lasting business that their children would be able to continue in the future and thrive at.
The owners are all locals
and their mission statement is ”from our family to yours”, so stop by when you get a chance and try some of their in-house creations!
Their hours of operations are every day from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., and Fridays and Saturdays from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. For any questions, they can be reached at 360-875-6773.
South Bend City Council Meeting
Advice on burglaries in the area
By KaREn S. CaRtER
During the November 28, 2022, South Bend City Council meeting, South Bend Police Chief Stigall mentioned that there were some burglaries in the area. Some of the thieves got away with some equipment and some with money.
He had some suggestions for people concerned about the thefts. “I would just advise people to make sure things are locked up,” Stigall said. “Another thing that would be really, really helpful is if people had cameras on their homes. I know the cost associated with that is the reason people don't have them, but they are relatively cheap to get.” He suggested that even just little, inexpensive cameras would help.
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A home on Barnhart Rd. in Raymond went all out spreading holiday cheer. Stay safe for the New Year.
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On Fairley St. in Lebam the Pacific County District #3 Fire Department, Raymond Fire Department and South Bend Fire Department responded to a house fire on Wednesday, December 21 around 11:30 a.m. Since there was now hydrant nearby, they had to haul the water to the fire.
Courtesy Photo
On December 3, the Hungry Heifer held their ribbon cutting ceremony. In the photo: Chamber Representative David Rockett; The Walden Family (Marcy, Mike, James, and Tony), The Boggs Family (Danny, April, Brian, Katie Sisk, and Corean Layman), Chamber Representatives Anna Conklin and Michelle Layman.
Photo by Valerie Rowe
Claire Jones also won the Wes Hurley Memorial Award. Wes Hurley presents the award to Claire. See 8th annual open class horse show results on page 3.
Seagulls thump Monte, topped by Rainier
By GEORGE KUNKE, geoakunke@gmail.comRaymond took down Class 1A Montesano before getting blasted by Rainier in boys basketball last week.
Morgan Anderson shot in 23 points to lead the Seagulls past host Montesano 60-47 last Wednesday, Anderson tallied a doubledouble by taking down 10 boards.
“Our trip to Montesano was a successful one as we once again used a good second half to get the win,” Raymond HS Head boys basketball Coach told the Herald. “We were able to tighten up our defense a little better in the second half, and we were able to run a few sets to get us good looks on offense.
“Morgan Anderson had
another big game for us with several key buckets and free throws in the second half,' Tully added. “We had good, balanced scoring with Kai Heuy and Talan Yearout.”
The Seagulls shot 51 percent on 24 of 49. Kai Heuy and Talen Yearout (6 rebs) provided 10 points apiece. Anderson also provided 4 steals.
Raymond took care of the basketball while only turning it over 9 times.
The Seagulls were in front 13-11 after one quarter and the teams were locked up in a 25-25 tie at halftime.
Raymond took control in the third quarter by outscoring the Bulldogs 17-9 in the third frame. The Gulls won the fourth quarter 18-13. With the loss, Monte -
Ilwaco runs past Valley
By GEORGE KUNKE, geoakunke@gmail.comWillapa Valley found the going difficult against Class 2B Ilwaco during a 65-41 defeat last Tuesday (Dec. 20) night on the Lady Fishermen's home court. Grace Huber scored 15 points to lead Willapa Valley.
Turnovers killed the vikings, as they gave the ball back to IHS 27 times.
Ilwaco soared off to a 26-8 first quarter lead and were ahead 37-20 after two quarters and 49-33 heading into the final eight minutes, also won by the home team, 16-8.
The Vikings shot 42 percent (13 of 36) on the night.
Also scoring for the Vikings were Brooklyn Patrick (9), Lauren Matlock (8) and Lauren Emery (7). Huber collected 5 rebounds and Patrick had 4 assists.
The loss snapped a four-game winning streak for WVHS, now 6-2. Ilwaco moved to 5-1 on the season.
Willapa Valley hosts the Jack Q. Pearson Holiday Tournament Thursday and Friday with games versus Toutle Lake (5-3)and Adna (7-1). Rival Naselle (1-3) visits the Vikes for a Columbia Valley League game Monday.
Five Games on Tap for Vikings
The Willapa Valley (5-0) boys have games against four very different teams. The Vikes played against Tenino (5-1) at Tenoski Gym Friday night. The Vikings then go to Napavine (4-2) Tuesday and host their own tournament with games versus Morton-White Pass (7-0) Thursday and Adna (7-1) Friday before hosting Naselle (2-5) Tuesday.
sano dropped to 1-6 on the season.
Rainier 60, Gulls 36 Rainier took charge in the third quarter to run away from Raymond 60-36 Thursday night at Seagull gym. Anderson netted 17 points for the home team.
“We had a tough night on both ends of the floor,” Coach Tully told the Herald. “We hung around for a half, but cold shooting and tired legs did us in in the second half. Rainier's ball pressure gave us trouble all night. We got a little careless with the ball and just didn't execute as well as we needed to. Hopefully we can clean some things up before our games next week.”
Raymond entertains Hoquiam (6-1) and Tenino
(5-1) in its New Year's Classic last night and tonight (5:30 pm). The Seagulls visit North Beach (0-5) Tuesday.
Against Rainier, Raymond trailed 11-9 after one quarter stop and 28-20 after two quarters of play. Rainier outscored the Seagulls 22-5 in the third quarter for an insurmountable edge at 5023 entering the final eight minutes.
Raymond shot as cold as the weather 32 percent (15 of 51) from the floor. The Gulls gave the ball away 16 times.
Skyler Hutson (3 steals) scored 10 points and Yearout hauled in 11 rebounds.
The Mountaineers upped their mark to 4-3 while RHS slipped to 5-4 on the season.
Loggers deliver 58-46 defeat on SBHS boys
By GEORGE KUNKE, geoakunke@gmail.comOnalaska defeated South Bend 58-48 in boys basketball last Tuesday (Dec. 20) at Koplitz Field House. Senior Jacob Carlson led SBHS in scoring with 15 points.
“We played our tails off,” SBHS Head Boys Basketball Coach Taylor Graves told the Herald. “We were smart with the ball, having about half the turnovers we normally do. They got out to a lead on us and we could never gain on it. That early lead by Onalaska was the difference in the game.
“We are coming into our own though,” Graves added. “I see a lot of good things and some good chemistry in the team. Things are starting to trend upward even if our record doesn't reflect that.”
South Bend HS junior Josh Flynn (6 assists, 6 rebs)
scored 13 points and junior Branson Williams added 12. Senior Ty Reidinger pulled down 14 rebounds and junior Ferrill Johnson handed out 5 assists.
South Bend shot 44 percent from the field on 19 of 50 and committed 18 turnovers.
Onalaska is now 3-5 on the young season.
South Bend has games against three very good teams coming up. After opening the season with a victory, South Bend has dropped six straight heading into last night's game versus Tenino (5-1) at the Raymond Classic. The Maroon and Gold go up against Hoquiam (6-0) tonight at the Raymond Classic before hosting Chief Leschi (5-1) Tuesday. South Bend's (1-6) home game against Winlock (3-4) on December 22 was postponed.
Scholastic Chess Championships held at Centralia College
Youth from 6-12 grades are invited to compete in the Southwest Washington High School and Middle School Chess Championships, to be held Saturday, February 4 at Centralia College. Students of all skill levels are welcome to play.
Both tournaments are regional championships, limited to students in western Washington who reside south and west of King County. The high school championship is both an individual and team event. Winning high school teams qualify to play in the 57th annual Washington State High School Chess Team Championships, to be held March 4 at Stanwood High School.
Normally teams qualify for State out of their high school chess league. Last March, Regional Qualifying Tournaments were approved to provide a path to State for areas without a high school chess league, such as Lewis and Pacific Counties.
Both the middle school and high school tournaments are offered free of charge, courtesy of the Washington
High School Chess Association and the Chess Enrichment Association, two non-profits helping to bring the benefits of chess to students.
Advance entry is required. Beginners are welcome. To enter, visit whsca.org for further details on each tournament.
Freeman drills in 45 points in one-point setback
By GEORGE KUNKE, geoakunke@gmail.com
Raymond suffered a one-point defeat at home game versus Rainier 61-60 Thursday night in girls basketball. Karsyn Freeman turned in a colossal performance with 45 points.
Raymond head coach Jason Koski told the Herald it was a “great effort by our kids after being down by 12 in the first half and surviving a 22-point second quarter by Rainier,” adding, the “girls made a strong finish in the fourth quarter giving themselves a chance to win with three seconds to go but couldn’t make the shot needed to come away with the victory.”
Kassie Koski netted 9 points and grabbed 7 rebounds for RHS.
Raymond (4-4) hosts its New Year's Classic Tuesday and Wednesday with games against Hoquiam and Tenino. North Beach visits RHS on Jan. 4.
Cardinals fly past South Bend
By GEORGE KUNKE, geoakunke@gmail.com
SOUTH BEND – Winlock whipped visiting South Bend 60-36 last Wednesday night in a non-league matchup. Ava Pine led SBHS in scoring with 13 points.
“Tonight we had a slow offensive start that we just couldn't come back from,” SBHS head coach Jon Schray told the Herald. “Kelly had a good night offensively, and kept us busy trying to defend her drive and jump shot. Peppers' post play was also very good. I am pleased with the improvements that we have made so far this season, and I know that we are on the way to reaching our potential.”
Senior Radyn Morley tore down 11 rebounds and Eighth grader Avalyn Stigall scored 8 points for SBHS.
South Bend committed 33 turnovers and shot 31 percent from the floor.
The Cardinals led 10-6 after one quarter, 29-15 at intermission and 45-27 entering the fourth quarter.
Individual Scoring SBHS: Makaylee Kuiken 3, Elli Capps 5, B. Morley 0, Mackenzie Kuiken 2, S. Stigall 0, Dakota Bale 0, Raydyn. Morley 5, A. Stigall 8, Ava Pine 13.
Cardinals: Geehan 0, Kelly 27, Wisner 0, Sancho 0, Goodrich 0, Cardenas 7, Munoz 10, Garcia 2, Keene 0, Peppers 14.
South Bend goes to the road for games at Toledo (Dec. 27), Onalaska (Wed.) and Chief Leschi (Jan. 4)
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Pacific County Police Beat
The following information was released to the Pacific County Press by the Raymond Municipal Court, North District Court, South Bend Municipal Court and the Pacific County Sheriff’s Department. The information is compiled by city and county law enforcement and emergency response officials. The contents of the reports are solely the responsibility of these departments.
Jail Bookings
The following individuals were booked into Pacific County Jail for the charges listed:
12/11/22 Jeffrey L. Glassmyer - Felony harassment
12/11/22 Riley L. Wonderlich - Felony failure to comply warrant, fugitive from justice, non-traffic
failure to comply warrant
12/12/22 Matthew G.F. Sparks - Second degree assault domestic violence, fourth degree assault domestic violence
Police Calls 12/4/22 12:35 p.m. Reporting party in Surfside noticed this morning that the neighbor’s driveway/ road had red stuff all over. Just noticed when I went for a walk that there was a bunch of blood all over the reporting party’s car. Found a broken arrow next to the car. Unknown if from a person or animal.
12/4/22 8:51 p.m.
Weapon offense report: Caller has a room mate here texting everyone about a missing laptop. “I went and knocked on his door to say you should just text the guy who took
it. All of a sudden a meat cleaver crashed through the door.”
12/5/22 1:06 p.m. Naselle resident reporting an abandoned goat at a residence next to the youth camp.
12/8/22 11:49 a.m.
Reporting party was in court in South Bend and he was taken into custody. His girlfriend then threatened to blow up the courthouse.
12/9/22 10:53 p.m. Reporting a utility problem. There is a tree bouncing off the power lines and sparking. No fire at this time.
12/11/22 2:29 p.m. Caller reported that the front door was open at the church on 101. Spoke to caretaker on scene and was advised the building was clear. Nothing was broken and there are bats upstairs. The wind blew
the door open because it wasn’t latched.
12/13/22 9:35 a.m Theft report: last night someone broke the lock on the shed and too two propane tanks. They caused other vandalism as well.
12/16/22 1:21 p.m. Found a box in her driveway in Long Beach area. Possibly valuables or stolen items in the box.
12/16/22 2:15 p.m. Reporting party was issued a driver’s license that she didn’t order. Spoke with DOL and they informed her that someone opened a bank account with her name.
12/17/22 3:36 p.m. An 18-foot Bayliner ran aground near the Tokeland Marina. Boat isn’t taking on water and reporting party is planning on waiting for the tide. Two people are on the boat.
2022 Pacific County Fair 4-H Special Award Winners: Expressive Arts
Expressive Arts
The Raymond, Menlo, and District 3 Fire Departments worked together to extinguish a chimney fire at a residence near the intersection of Old Willapa Road and River Road at approximately 5:05 p.m. on Tuesday, December 13, 2022. The Firefighters removed creosote from the chimney and placed a chain down the chimney to knock some of it down the chimney.
8th annual open class horse show results
Here are the results from the 2022 Pacific County Fair of the 8th Annual Open Class Horse Show.
Western games: Mitzi Hunter
*Most versatile horse 7 Award: Amelia Karnas
*Doc and Marion Vetter Memorial Award: Isis Dingman
Wes Hurley Memorial Award: Claire Jones
Champion
Textile Arts Whole Cloth Quilt: David Rodrigues, Guy’s Homegrown Helpers 4-H Club
Reserve Champion Textile Arts Machine Pieced Quilt: Israel Rodrigues, Guy’s Homegrown Helpers 4-H Club
Champion Creative Recycled Cardboard Project: Jordyn Christen, Holkum Yolkum 4-H Club
Champion Educational Poster, Pigs Grow Fast: Daniel Boggs, Beef Busters 4-H Club
Reserve Champion Educa -
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tional Poster, Uses of Wool: Jordyn Christen, Holkum Yolkum 4-H Club
Reserve Champion Educational Poster, Lop Eared Breeds: Jordyn Christen, Holkum Yolkum 4-H Club
Award of Merit Educational Poster, What Do You Call a Rabbit: Deklan Christen, Holkum Yolkum 4-H Club
Award of Merit Educational Poster, The Best Meat Breeds: Samantha Triplett, Holkum Yolkum 4-H Club
Reserve Champion Applied
Arts, Unicorn Paper Collage: Claire Merrin, Guy’s Homegrown Helpers 4-H Club
Award of Merit Applied Arts, Painted Dinosaur: Deklan Christen, Holkum Yolkum 4-H Club
Champion Cooked Food Product, Peanut Butter Cookies: Jordyn Christen, Holkum Yolkum 4-H Club
Reserve Champion Cooked Food Product, Chocolate Chip Cookies: Daniel Boggs, Beef Busters 4-H Club
Washington State Wheat
7-12 Novice Hi. Pt. Performance & Western games: Nora Rowe 7-12 Hi.Pt. Performance & Western games: Annalise Karnas 13-17 Hi.Pt Performance: Claire Jones
Hi.Pt. Western games: Kylee Fluke 18-49 Hi.Pt Performance & Western games: Amelia Michaels Karnas 50 and Over Hi.Pt Performance &
“Congratulations everyone,” said Pacific County Friends of the Fair Foundation President Valerie Rowe. “Thank you to all our Sponsors for the great awards. To our community for baking and buying baked goods at the annual day before Thanksgiving bake sale. The Hi.Pt awards would not be possible without all of you.”
In the race for Pacific County Commissioner #3, Jerry Doyle (I) convincingly defeated Michael “Hawk” Runyon 60.39% to 39.1%. And, Michelle Layman won over Dick Anderson in the PUD District 2 Public Utility Commissioner #3 races, 56.8% to 42.59%.
Statewide, Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-Washougal) upset far right Republican Joe Kent, which flipped a seat in the District 3 Congressional U.S. Representative race, previously held by Republican Jaime Herrera Beutler, who was ousted from the general in the primary.
Gluesenkamp Perez won only two of the seven counties, but Clark and Pacific counties put her over the top. In Pacific County, she gathered 50.9 percent compared to 48.75 for Kent.
Statewide, Gluesenkamp Perez beat Kent 50.1449.31.
In the contest for State Representative Position 2 in Legislative District 19, statewide incumbent Republican Joel McEntire of Cathlamet won in a romp over Democrat Cara Cusack of Chehalis 61.42 percent to 38.46, but in the county, it was much closer, 53.91% to 45.92%.
In Legislative District 19 in the race for State Representative Position 1, Aberdeen incumbent Republican Jim Walsh won easily over Kelli Hughes-Ham (D-Ilwaco), 54.25 percent to 45.63 in the county and 62.17-37.72 throughout the state.
Murray Wins State; Smiley Took County
It wasn't much of a surprise that U.S. Senator Patty
Murray (D-Seattle) won reelection on the Federal level, but it was rather shocking that she won by such a large margin statewide over Republican Tiffany Smiley (RRichland), 57.15%-to-42.63%. Smiley actually carried Pacific County, 51.39 percent to 48.32.
In the statewide race for secretary of state, Democrat Steve Hobbs of Lake Stevens defeated Julie Anderson (non-partisan-Tacoma), 49.77 percent to 45.82 percent. However, Anderson carried the county, 54.39%-to43.66%. Hobbs replaced Republican Kim Wyman, who accepted a position in the Biden administration.
Uncontested Races
Five county wide local races with only one candidate were elected, including South Bend's Joyce Kidd (no party), who is now retiring from the auditor's position; South Bend's Renee L. Goodin (treasurer) no party; South Bend's Emma Rose (county clerk), Independent, who replaces longtime clerk, Virginia Leach, who retired; Bruce Walker (no party), Raymond (assessor,), and prosecuting attorney Michael Rothman (R-Raymond).
There were also two local judicial positions for district court judge that had only one candidate, including north district court (Scott Harmer, South Bend) and Nancy R. McAllister (Ilwaco).
The three judicial races for Supreme Court elected with no opposition included: Judge Position 1, Mary I. Yu (Seattle); Judge Position 5, Barbara Madsen (Seattle); and Judge Position 6, G. Helen Whitener (Seattle).
There was one judicial position for Court of Appeals,
In the county, two state measures were soundly rejected, including Advisory Vote No. 39 (in regard to tax increases on aircraft fuel) and No. 40 (on premiums on “transportation network companies.”). AV #39 was repealed by 68.51 percent in the county and 58.9 statewide. AV #40 was rejected by 62.11 percent in Pacific County and 52.02 percent in the state.
NOTICE OF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY POLICE CHIEF
Applications are now being accepted by the City of Raymond to fill the position of Police Chief for the Raymond Police Department. To obtain applications and a list of requirements/qualifications, contact Kayla MacIntosh, Clerk/Treasurer, at Raymond City Hall, 230 Second Street, Raymond, WA 98577, or go to www.cityofraymond.com or call (360) 942-4105.
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State Auditor’s Office and other state agency training programs are a plus.
Hours: Applicants must be able to work Mon - Friday each week from 8:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
financial systems including budgeting and grant/ loan funding. This position demands accuracy, organization skills, competency in math and calculations, and strong customer relations skills.
Experience: Prior experience as a city clerk/treasurer or other closely related municipal government officer highly recommended and strongly requested. Must have mastery of and experience with cashiering, customer service and familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite. Ability to compose meeting minutes and official correspondence materials in a competent and professional manner. Grant writing and administration is requested.
Education: College degree strongly recommended. Current training and experience through Washington Financial Officers Association, Municipal Research Services Center, Washington
Benefits: Position will accrue paid sick leave, holiday pay and paid vacation. The position will be eligible for retirement contributions to a Deferred Compensation Account after one year of employment. This position is eligible for medical/ dental/vision coverage.
Compensation: $3,971$5,321 per month, depending on experience.
How to Apply: Please fill out and return a completed Job Application (available at vaderwa.org or at Vader City Hall) to the City Clerk/Treasurer at: PO Box 189, Vader, WA 98593 or via email to cityclerk@ vaderwa.org. The position will remain open until filled.
(II), $7,364-8,950 (III) per month plus benefits. Additional information and required application materials available at https://www.governmentjobs. com/careers/aberdeenwa/
Engineering Tech IV City of Aberdeen $5,463-6,640 per month plus benefits. Additional information and required application materials available at https://www.governmentjobs. com/careers/aberdeenwa/
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Office Assistant Needed
Immediate job opening with a local CPA firm located in South Bend. Job details include assisting with front office staff. Hours are 8-5 Monday through Friday including some Saturdays during the busy season. Competitive pay and benefits included after probationary period. Please send resume to ngoodin@willapabay.org
Pacific Transit System is hiring shuttle drivers for routes in the Raymond-South Bend area. Must be able to pass a drug screen and background check. Driving Extract for the past five years required.
This position works directly with the public. Must be able to stay calm in challenging situations.
875-9418 or 360-642-9418 for more information, or come to 216 Second Street, Raymond, for an application. No CDL required.
Help Wanted
Pacific Transit System needs CDL drivers. Must be able to pass a drug screen. No CDL? Call us! 360-875-9418 or at https://www.pacifictransit. org/jobs.
Wanted: old propane bottles. Call 360-749-0898.
Widower needs small house that is for sale by owner who will carry contract! Have sizeable down. 360-580-1383.
Clinic Medical Receptionist
Civil Engineer I, II, or III City of Aberdeen Salary$5,737-6984 (I), $6,319-7,694
Full-time Clinic Medical Receptionist (M-F 7:45a-4:15p) needed for our fast-paced clinic. Previous experience in a medical office, multi-line phones, collecting payments, insurance and scheduling appointments preferred. To fill
Drivers help passengers on and off the shuttle and secure wheelchairs and other mobility devices. Must be able to lift 50 pounds and sit for extended periods.
Training wage of $17.00 per hour; $21.41 upon completion of training. Benefits offered if hired permanently. Call 360-
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Stay prepared for winter weather with these tips
Olympia – Winter storms and extreme cold can cause dangerous and life-threatening conditions. Dangers include blinding wind-driven snow, extreme cold, icy road conditions, downed trees and power lines.
The Washington State Fire Marshal’s office reminds everyone that taking preparedness actions now can make a big difference in protecting you and your family.
Follow these simple tips to keep you safe for winter weather:
Stay informed of winter weather.
• Prepare your home by insulating walls, attics, and
• pipes to avoid freezing during cold weather. Learn how to shut off water valves in case a water
• pipe bursts.
Gather supplies in case you need to stay home for
• several days without power. if you have an emergency generator, follow the
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Award, Peanut Butter with Honey Cookies: Daniel Boggs, Beef Busters 4-H Club
Washington State Wheat Award and Award of Merit, Marionberry Pie: Deklan Christen, Holkum yolkum 4-H Club
Champion Garden Vegetable, Jalapeno: Daniel Boggs, Beef Busters 4-H Club
manufacturer’s instructions.
Avoid using carbon monoxide producing appli-
• ances indoors to include lighting, heating, and cooking equipment. Proper ventilation and following manufacturer’s instructions are key.
Create an emergency supply kit for your car and
• if possible, keep a full tank of gas. if you have a fireplace or wood stove, store a
• good supply of dry, seasoned wood for back-up heating fuel.
When preparing, keep in mind each person’s specific needs to include medication, and remember your pets needs too.
Create a home emergency supply kit to include
• rock salt, sand, and shovels, and include extra clothes.
For more information, contact the State Fire Marshal’s office at (360) 596-3929.
CLAM
Continued from page 1 said WDFW Coastal Shellfish Manager Dan Ayres. “With that in mind, we’ll continue to work closely with our partners at WDoH to closely monitor razor clam toxin levels and reopen harvest as soon as clams are safe to eat.”
Banquet tickets will be available at Raymond and South Bend Security State Bank branches.
test samples of razor clams to monitor the situation. WDoH requires two test samples taken at least 10 days apart (depending on tides and weather) must fall under the health guideline level before a beach can reopen for digging. WDFW plans to announce future opportunities once marine toxin tests show it is safe to do so.
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Domoic acid, a natural toxin produced by certain types of marine algae, can be harmful or fatal if consumed in sufficient quantities. WDFW learned from similar algae bloom events in the past that razor clams can be very slow to have domoic acid leave their meat tissue. More information about domoic acid, as well as current levels at ocean beaches, can be found on WDFW's domoic acid webpage.
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WDFW shellfish staff will continue to regularly dig
For more information, go to the WDFW's razor clam webpage and the DoH webpage.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife works to preserve, protect, and perpetuate fish, wildlife and ecosystems while providing sustainable fish and wildlife recreational and commercial opportunities.
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and the volleyball tournament will start at noon at the school. Kids Bingo will start at 3:30 in the school gym, and a free hypnotist show will be staged there at
Games will include a pipeline dual-lane slide, an “all star” obstacle course, and an “under the sea rock wall. e local
“They help us solve a lot of these crimes,” he said. “Being able to actually collect physical evidence, DNA evidence, fingerprints, and stuff like that to send to the state crime lab and get the results back are nearly impossible for property crimes. So the more evidence outside of DNA and that type of evidence the better. Video is probably the best.”
Home Depot will host a youth workshop, and the YMCA of Grays Harbor will o er temporary tattoos.
dockside tours of the Lady Washington and Hawaiian Chieftain, which will be available until 3:30.
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He also mentioned that most of the bulgarlies are happening late at night, so the police force is mixing up their patrol areas and times so they are not predictable.
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e annual Splash Festival, split between Morrison Park and Seaport Landing, is a day of family activities to celebrate America’s independence.
On the family-friendly entertainment schedule are magician Je Evans at 12:30 p.m.; comedian Bill Robison at 2; and pirate performer Cap’n Arr at 3:30.
Also during the meeting, South Bend Mayor Struck reported that the Port of Willapa received the funding to purchase the Bendiksen Building in South Bend. The port would like to put a maker’s space in the building. it is in the planning stage now. She also informed the council that the city is trying to get a planning grant for Central Ave. to help relieve the flooding in that area.
e festivities will begin at noon at Morrison Park with interactive games, local crafts and food, and
e Morrison Park activities will shut down at 5 p.m.
Across the Chehalis River at the Grays Harbor Historical Seaport, the gates will open at 1 p.m. for
GHC announces President’s List
Doyle, Patrick Edwards, Columbus Enslow, Chase Flemetis, Sarah Grajales, Avery Harland, Myranda Heckard, Allyson Hjembo, Bailey Houk, Lindsay Hunt, Megan Johnson, Jack Jordan, Mary Grace Karlsvik, Thomas Lagergren, Stan Lapinoja, Guadalupe Leon, Anatereza Leonluna, Paola Loza, Trisheal Morris, Britney Patrick, Erin Pickar, Daisy Rojas, Brian Sida, Angel Sierrafigueroa, Brenda Smith, Brooke Spoor, Tina Sypaphay, Lisa Trudell, Makenna Williams and Hannah Wirkkala.
e tall ships will leave the dock for a Battle Sail from 4 to 6 p.m., followed by an 8:30 Fireworks Sail. (Tickets for those sails, and others during the week, are available in advance through www. historicalseaport.org.)
4:28 p.m. Public Nuisance. People on property playing tuba and it’s echoing all over, ongoing for the last 45 minutes, also subjects riding four-wheelers down property line onto beach. Reporting party knows you cannot ride four-wheelers on beach.
NoTiCe iS HeReBy GiVeN that a public hearing will be held by the South Bend City Council in the council chambers located in City Hall at 1102 West First Street in South Bend WA, on Monday, January 23, 2023 at 5:40 pm.
Meeting iD: 875 6492 3914 Passcode: 363183 Dial by your location +1 253 205 0468 uS +1 253 215 8782 uS (Tacoma)
Live music will start at 5 p.m. with Six Pack Pretty, followed by Electric Eye at 7:30 and Nerve On Ya at 9:15.
The purpose of the public hearing is to review final project performance on Water Treatment Plant upgrade funded by the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). The link for the public hearing is:
e sta at the Raymond Middle/High School would like to announce the names of those students who make the nal quarter honor roll.
Fireworks will begin at 10 p.m. over the water.
Food and beverages at Seaport Landing will be provided by Galway Bay
Misaengsay, Jennifer Sanchez Maldonado, Brian Sida, Destiny Souvannavanh, Aiyana Stepp and Tina Sypaphay.
The council chambers are handicap accessible. Arrangements to reasonably accommodate special needs, including handicap accessibility or interpreter, will be made upon receiving twenty-four (24) hour advance notice. Contact Clerk/Treasurer Ms. Zoe Sowa at (360) 875-5571 at South Bend City Hall.
*Denotes a 4.0 grade point average.
Seniors: Kaden Coty, Zane Crites, Patrick Edwards, Columbus Enslow, Joey J. Evans, Reese Garcia, Caleb D. Holland, Jack Jordan, Kallie Karlsvik, Kolin Koski, Isabel Mora, Hailey Nichols, Lindsey Nichols, Marcus Pehl, Devine Souvannavanh, Adan M. Vasquez and Sadie Warnstadt.
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Honorable Mention: Kennis Harland, Mattey Malone and Paola Meliton. Harland, Mary G. Karls vik, McCartney Maden, Jeremiah J. Meade, Evun
Honorable Mention: Krisna Chan, Shakira-Leanne Dech, Ethan Delap, Angel L. Garcia Oleachea and Phillip Kronjaeger.
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Honorable Mention: Kennis Harland, Mattey Malone and Paola Meliton.
Juniors: Avery M. Harland, Mary G. Karlsvik, McCartney Maden, Jeremiah J. Meade, Evun
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Wood. Honorable Mention: America Gonzalez Rodriguez, Teolina-Maria J. Naegeli and Ana Paola Silva Silva.
Freshmen: *Daniel Seydel III, *Isabelle Silvernail, Ellie Angelovich, Jacob Ash, Brooke Bednarek, Rosina Bly, Jesse Brock, Grace Busenius, Page Chan, Jesenia Churape, Alondra Diaz Merino, Alexis Frank, Jaxson Freeman, Kyra Gardner, Caden Jones, Callie McVey, Leeah Meyer, Adrian Quintana Silva, Olivia Stigar, Sidney Swogger, Daysa Sypaphay and
Eighth Grade: Morgan Anderson, Colby Branham, Natalie Calkins, Jolie Dunn, Alia Enlow, Lisa Finne, Yolet Garcia-Rodriguez, Neal Heckman, Kai Heuy, Kole Karlsvick, Tymber Livingston, Athecia Lucero, Daniel Medeiros, Genevieve Sarich and Caton Swogger.
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Honorable Mention: Rainna Diaz, Skyler Hutson, Baylee Price and Alexander Rennels.
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Seventh Grade: *Kyndal Koski, Colt Coty, Ocean Damon, Adrienne Karlsvick, Ashton Kongbouakhay, Garrett Schull, Austin Snodgrass, Taren Stephens, Rylee VanBronckhorst, Ethan Worlton and Talan A. Yearout.
Honorable Mention: Anastasia N. Delgado and Logan Frank.
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Sarah Grajales, Avery Harland, Myranda Heckard, Allyson Hjembo, Bailey Houk, Lindsay Hunt, Megan Johnson, Jack Jordan, Mary Grace Karlsvik, Thomas Lagergren, Stan Lapinoja, Guadalupe Leon, Anatereza Leonluna, Paola Loza, Trisheal Morris, Britney Patrick, Erin Pickar, Daisy Rojas, Brian Sida, Angel Sierrafigueroa, Brenda Smith, Brooke Spoor, Tina Sypaphay, Lisa Trudell, Makenna Williams and Hannah Wirkkala.
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Rainna Diaz, Skyler Hutson, Baylee Price and Alexander Rennels. Seventh Grade: *Kyndal Koski, Colt Coty, Ocean Damon, Adrienne Karlsvick, Ashton Kongbouakhay, Garrett Schull, Austin Snodgrass, Taren Stephens, Rylee VanBronckhorst, Ethan Worlton and Talan A. Yearout. Honorable Mention: Anastasia N. Delgado and Logan Frank. Raymond High School honor roll Paci c County Press Wednesday, July 3, 2019 A9 PACIFIC COUNTY PRESS BUSINESS DIRECTORY Locate products & services fast in the Business Directory. Place your ad by calling 360-875-6805. Accounting Accounting Electrical Contractor Family Health Services Heating/Air Conditioning 912 W Rbt. Bush Dr. PO Box 435 South Bend, WA (360) 875-6565 9th South & Hwy.103 PO Box 676 Long Beach, WA 98631 (360) 642-4425 Income Tax & Accounting Services A Professional Service Corporation POWELL, SEILER & COMPANY, P.S. Dentists Dentists Deep River Dental Daniel R. Hamilton D.M.D 360-942-3600 Full Service Family Dentistry Se habla espanol Caring, Comfort & Quality 416 Fourth St., Raymond South Beach Dental Clinic Duane W. Pegg, DMD Full Service Gentle Family Dentistry New Patients Welcome Cash & Senior Discounts Two Convenient Locations to Serve You 518 Duryea St. Raymond 360-942-5773 Tues. & Fri. 509 S. Montesano St. Westport 360-268-6225 Mon., Wed., & urs. Fax: (360) 875-6352 Tom Clements, Electrical Administrator (360) 875-6507 Cell (360) 942-8383 “Better Buys at Bud’s” 1-877-572-1177 LUMBER & ELECTRIC 220 W. Robert Bush Drive, South Bend, WA 98586 Willapa Family Medicine Steven F. Hill, DO Providing Whole Family Medicinal Care 810 Alder St. Call for an appointment 360-875-4502 O ce Hours: Monday through ursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sunset AirINC. WINDOWS, DOORS, HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING “Because we won’t feel comfortable until you are.” South Bend Aberdeen 360-875-4070 360-532-5123 Catch us online at http://www.sunsetair.com Service • Sales • Installation PUD Approved Contractor...Serving Paci c - Grays Harbor - Lewis State Contr# SU-NS-EA*220CM Automotive Repair & Towing 510 Commercial St., PO Box 111, Raymond, WA 98577 Phone: (360) 942-5747 Fax: (360) 942-5681 The Clients Best Interest Is Our Best Interest... Call Today for a FREE Consultation Certified Public Accountant Accounting & Income Tax Services MICHAEL C. PLATO 360-875-5361 After Hours Towing 360-580-2874 613 Montana Ave., South Bend Visit us at schedulicity.com and Facebook Open M-S 8:30AM – 5:00PM BBB Member since 2009 10% Discount for All Veterans Reserve Your Space Today! Grays Harbor College has announced the names of those students from Pacific County
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4:05 p.m. Washington State Patrol. Potentially impaired driver, black Cadillac.
A5 of the events July 3 starts their walk Participants at where served kicks diabetes at 9 Center. Fun
11:46 p.m. Welfare Check. Reporting party has a phobia, and can’t drive over the bridge to Chinook, she said her husband left today at about 3:30 - will not pick up her calls - went to his brother’s (which she did not know the address of)…
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The Willapa Harbor Chamber of Commerce will again be honoring a Person of the Year, Business of the Year, and Citizen of the Year at our 2022 Awards Banquet scheduled for Saturday, January 28, 2023, at 6pm. The Person and Business of the year nominees must be active Chamber of Commerce members, whereas the Citizen of the year can be anyone who has made, or continues to make, a difference in our community. To make a nomination please provide a brief statement and include the reasons for the nomination as well as your name and contact information. Nominations may be emailed to info@willapaharbor.org or sent via mail to Po Box 1249, South Bend, WA 98586. Nomination deadline is January 9, 2023.
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Join the City of Long Beach for the annual New Year’s fireworks at the Bolstad Beach Approach. Fireworks begin at midnight on January 1.
Hike the New Year
The Washington State Parks is hosting a ranger-led interpretive hike on New Year’s Day, Sunday, January 1. The hike is considered an easy walk of 1.5 miles. Meet at the Bottle Beach State Park parking lot at mp 35 on Hwy 105 at 9:00 a.m. Free hot drinks and snacks at the trailhead.
Crystal Meth Anonymous Meeting
The meeting of the Crystal Meth Anonymous is on Monday and Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at Destination Hope and Recovery at 700 W. Robert Bush Drive in South Bend. Come join them to start a new journey of sobriety where addicts support each other anonymously down the path of recovery.
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.
American Legion Post #150 Meeting
American Legion Post #150 Meetings are held the first Wednesday each month at 7:00 p.m. at 209 Third St. Raymond.
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The Elks Lodge #1292 Girls 12-13-year-old Hoop Shoot winners
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The Elks Lodge #1292 Boys 8-9-year-old Hoop Shoot winners
from left Dayton Channell (first place), Jackson Snodgrass (second place) and Davey Hohnson (third place).
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The Elks Lodge #1292 Boys 10-11-year-old Hoop Shoot winners include from left Gabe Tully (first place), Roman Dominguez (second place) and Thomas Ritchey (third place).
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The Elks Lodge #1292 Girls 10-11-year-old Hoop Shoot winners include from left Jersey Maneman (first place), Gabby Pruett (second place) and Jordyn Christen (third place).
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The Elks Lodge #1292 Boys 12-13-year-old Hoop Shoot winners include from left Brandon Rask (first place) and Camden Wetterauer (second place).
