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Caleb Wilson.
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at 13:20 in the afternoon.
Caleb’s parents are Michelle and Leland Wilson
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Articles from
March 2008
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ELK AND DEER AND TURKEY!! OH MY!!
By on Wednesday, March 19, 2008 |
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Deer and elk hunters have until March 31 to enter their names in a drawing with the state Department of Fish & Wildlife for a 2008 multiple-season permit.
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JOSH BROWN VISITS OCOSTA SCHOOLS
By Kyle Pauley on Tuesday, March 18, 2008 |
Former Seahawks kicker Josh Brown visited with students from Ocosta Elementary, Junior and Senior High School this afternoon in celebration of the school raising the most money in Washington for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Pictured is Josh Brown and KXRO's Ian Cope. To hear Ian's interview with the former Seahawk, click HERE.
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TWO APRIL CLAM DIGS SCHEDULED
By Ian Cope on Monday, March 17, 2008 |
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A pair of razor clam openings are in the works for April. The Department of Fish and Wildlife has announced that on April 6th-8th, Long Beach and Twin Harbors will open on the AM tides with Twin Harbor remaining open on the morning tides of April 9th. The second dig would have Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Copalis and Mocrocks opening on April 19th and 20th. Twin Harbors will remain open on April 21st-23rd (also on AM tides). Marine toxin tests will be carried out early next month to confirm the openings. This is the first dig in which a 2008-2009 license will be required.
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GRANDMA OF 5 WINS 'HANDS ON A HONDA'
By on Monday, March 17, 2008 |
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Chris Styner of Humptulips outlasted 9 other contestants to win abrand new Honda at Aberdeen Honda on Sunday. The contestants had to keep their hands on the car as long as possible. The contest started at 5pm on Friday and concluded with Chris being the champ on Sunday at 10:00am.
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7TH STREET ORGAN DONOR
By Ian Cope on Thursday, March 13, 2008 |
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The 7th Street Theater in Hoquiam will celebrate it's 80th birthday by getting its original pipe organ back, over 60 years after it was sold.
Exclusive photos inside!
To hear the story, click HERE.
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MARCH CLAM DIG BEGINS
By Ian Cope on Friday, March 07, 2008 |
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A six day, two beach razor clam dig begins this weekend with openings running from March 7 - March 12.
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DOPPLER RADAR DISCUSSED AT GHC
By Ian Cope on Friday, March 07, 2008 |
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Despite having some of the worst coastal weather on the West coast, there is no Dopple Weather Radar coverage of the Washington coastline. The need and effects of that fact were discussed on Thursday at Grays Harbor College.
To hear the story, click HERE.
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ELMA GIRLS ADVANCE TO SEMIFINALS
By Ian Cope on Thursday, March 06, 2008 |
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The Elma Eagle girls won their fourth straight postseason game to advance to the 2A State semifinals on Friday night at the Tacoma Dome.
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RAZOR CLAM DIG APPROVED
By Ian Cope on Wednesday, March 05, 2008 |
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The Department of Fish and Wildlife has approved a razor clam dig for Twin Harbors and Long Beach from March 7-12. The dig will involve both AM and PM digging. As alway diggers are limited to the first 15 clams regardless of size or condition.
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Hoquiam Receives 520 Pontoon Project
By Kyle Pauley on Monday, March 03, 2008 |
Governor Chris Gregoire has announced that Hoquiam and Tacoma will share the pontoon construction sites for the 520 floating bridge replacement project. In a statement released today, the governor says the timeline for the Lake Washington bridge construction is too long and that the project will be accelerated by four years.
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Soldiers hike to quake-buried Chinese villages
MIANYANG, China (AP) -- Soldiers hiking over landslide-blocked roads reached the epicenter of China's devastating earthquake Tuesday, pulling bodies and a few survivors from collapsed buildings. The death toll of more than 12,000 was certain to rise as the buried were found....
Police report 60 killed by bombs in western India
NEW DELHI (AP) -- A series of bombs exploded across the ancient city of Jaipur on Tuesday, killing at least 60 people and transforming busy markets, a jewelry bazaar and a Hindu temple into scenes of carnage....
Trapped students had little time to escape quake
JUYUAN, China (AP) -- The high school students were settling in to afternoon arts and humanities classes when the massive quake struck. The school collapsed so rapidly - one floor "pancaking" atop another - that there was practically no time to escape....
China moves quickly to deal with quake
BEIJING (AP) -- Within 24 hours of China's deadly quake, some 20,000 troops converged on the disaster area to help dig out the dead and injured, and military planes and trucks ferried in another 30,000 reinforcements....
Myanmar police block aid workers, food piles up
YANGON, Myanmar (AP) -- Police barred foreign aid workers from reaching cyclone survivors in hard-hit areas Tuesday, while emergency food shipments backed up at the main airport for Myanmar's biggest city....
US couple helps Myanmar cyclone victims
BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) -- As frustrated foreign aid workers plead to enter Myanmar, one American couple is already ferrying supplies to cyclone victims....
Cease-fire holds in Sadr City after deadly clashes
BAGHDAD (AP) -- A shaky cease-fire appeared to take hold Tuesday in Baghdad's Sadr City, after a cleric who brokered the deal for Shiite fighters said they would honor it even after clashes left at least 11 dead and 19 wounded....
British government documents accidentally seen
LONDON (AP) -- Two senior government ministers accidentally revealed confidential documents to sharp-eyed photographers on Tuesday - including proposals for Britain's prime minister Gordon Brown to star in a reality television show....
Israeli leader in trouble with law as Bush arrives
JERUSALEM (AP) -- As President Bush arrives in Israel to help celebrate the Jewish state's 60th birthday, he will find his host, Ehud Olmert, in deep trouble....
China's panda preserves reported safe
CHENGDU, China (AP) -- All the pandas at the world's most famous panda preserve were reported safe late Tuesday, more than a day after China's worst earthquake in three decades closed off the remote, mountainous area....
3 Ky. lawyers face trial, accused of defrauding clients
COVINGTON, Ky. (AP) -- Two part owners of last year's Preakness winner went on trial Tuesday on charges they defrauded clients out of millions in a case being watched closely by the thoroughbred industry because the men could lose their share of the horse....
Anonymous rape tests are going nationwide
ELKTON, Md. (AP) -- Starting next year across the country, rape victims too afraid or too ashamed to go to police can undergo an emergency-room forensic rape exam, and the evidence gathered will be kept on file in a sealed envelope in case they decide to press charges....
Lesbian chased out of NYC bathroom settles suit
NEW YORK (AP) -- A popular restaurant has agreed to pay $35,000 to settle a lawsuit with a lesbian who said a bouncer chased her out of the women's bathroom and forced her to leave because she looked masculine....
Detroit City Council moves toward ousting mayor
DETROIT (AP) -- The City Council narrowly approved taking the first step Tuesday toward removing Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, who is charged with perjury over explicit text messages sent to a former aide....
Military cracks down on scrap-metal scavengers
TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif. (AP) -- Hundreds of Marines were conducting a combat training mission in the Mojave Desert when an air patrol spotted something kicking up dust: A civilian pickup truck speeding across the barren landscape....
Fla. wildfires hit 160 homes; arsonists sought
PALM BAY, Fla. (AP) -- Investigators searched Tuesday for one or more arsonists behind a string of stubborn wildfires that have destroyed or damaged more than 160 homes on Florida's Atlantic coast....
Sect mother of newborn not a minor, Texas concedes
SAN ANTONIO (AP) -- Texas child welfare officials conceded Tuesday that a newborn's mother, held in foster care as a minor after being removed from a polygamous sect's ranch, is an adult....
Deputies kill 2 in gun battle on Calif. reservation
SAN JACINTO, Calif. (AP) -- A man and woman opened fire on guards at an entrance to an Indian reservation and fled into the hills, where they were killed in a gun battle with sheriff's deputies and a SWAT team, authorities said Tuesday. It was the second deadly gunfight involving deputies on the reservation in five days....
Texas authorities investigate more polygamy charges
CLYDE, Texas (AP) -- Behind guarded, ornate gates at the end of a rural road, a self-proclaimed prophet warns his followers about the end of time and rails against a dangerous and unclean world outside their West Texas compound....
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