Grayland NewsLocal news for Grayland, WA continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Hoquiam woman looking for help after house fire- December 27, 2007 "Hopefully, we can get her a brand new trailer." A donation fund has been set up for Kitty Rowell, the Hoquiam woman who lost her home and all her possessions in a fire just days before Christmas. via Daily Worldhttp://www.topix.net/city/grayland-wa/2007/12/hoquiam-woman-looking-for-help-after-house-f... Today last day to dig for clams- December 24, 2007 Weighed down with quite a few clams, Nancy Krall, right, of Westport forces her clam gun deep into the sand in search of a clam. via Daily Worldhttp://www.topix.net/city/grayland-wa/2007/12/today-last-day-to-dig-for-clams?fromrss=1 Hot clamming- December 22, 2007 "There was probably a total of about 4,000 people out tonight, and from my reports, everybody was getting their limits" Ben Herrin, 5, of Olympia marvels at the amount of sand he can move with his shovel in an effort to find clams with his brother, Thomas, 15, on Friday, on the beach near Grayland. via Daily Worldhttp://www.topix.net/city/grayland-wa/2007/12/hot-clamming?fromrss=1 The wave of the future- December 14, 2007 "We looked at Grays Harbor and we fell off our chairs. The numbers are stunning. There's nowhere else on the planet you can put together wind and wave power on the same platform and get that kind of energy." Puget Sound Tidal Power A graphic showing the positions of the proposed wind and wave energy installations. via Daily Worldhttp://www.topix.net/city/grayland-wa/2007/12/the-wave-of-the-future?fromrss=1 PUD says some may be out past Monday- December 9, 2007 "We're working on those to get them turned on." The Grays Harbor PUD is still working feverishly to get power to about 4,000 customers who are still in the dark. via Daily Worldhttp://www.topix.net/city/grayland-wa/2007/12/pud-says-some-may-be-out-past-monday?fromrss... A slow recovery- December 7, 2007 "We'll also be making damage assessments - what houses have trees on them" Flood waters surround several homes behind Everybody's Supermarket in Elma. As flood waters slowly begin to recede in East Grays Harbor County, National Guardsmen and law enforcement officials set about the ... via Daily Worldhttp://www.topix.net/city/grayland-wa/2007/12/a-slow-recovery?fromrss=1 |