A reminder that Razor clam diggers will have more opportunities on coastal beaches tomorrow.
A reminder that Razor clam diggers will have more opportunities on coastal beaches tomorrow. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife coastal shellfish managers add that this will provide plenty of daylight digging as long as the swell and weather cooperate. The dig dates run from February 21st to February 25th and not all beaches are open for every dig day.
Mental Health Crisis On Karr Avenue
Hoquiam Police Department says officers responded to a call involving a woman in distress who came outside her home with a rifle before being talked back inside.
Fire At Abandoned Building In Aberdeen
Smoke and flames were visible from a vacant structure next to Cobra Auto, later identified as 1801 Simpson Avenue.
License Plate Reader Helps Nab Armed Robbers
Deputies say four masked suspects stole about $20,000 worth of marijuana from an Elma business, then carried out an armed robbery miles away with a similar description.
Razor Clam Double Dipper Caught
A Fish and Wildlife officer watched the man leave after digging clams, then return later and start harvesting again.
Joblessness Remains Higher In The Twin Counties
New numbers show joblessness remains higher in Grays Harbor and Pacific counties compared to much of the state.