Taholah News

A Quinault Tribal member will spend the next 70 months in prison for rape. 24-yea rold Zachary Christensen of Taholah, was sentenced Thursday in U.S. District Court in Tacoma to 70 months and ten years of ...

“Much of my background is with high schools”

Oakville has a new superintendent coming to town. The school district's board of directors approved a contract Wednesday night for Kathy Lorton to come on board July 1 as the top administrator and principal for ... via The Chronicle, Centralia, WA

“The partnership between the Coast Guard, the State and industry is providing valuable training to our local tribes in Washington and enhancing our spill response capabilities in Puget Sound”

Members of the Makah, Hoh and Quileute Tribes along with the Quinault Nation are receiving three days of oil spill awareness and response training thanks to efforts and contributions by the Coast Guard's ... via United States Coast Guard

“So for the time being it does fill the slots because we'll have two doctors on until June”

The Wahkiakum Family Practice Clinic has hired a new doctor, plugging a looming gap for the Cathlamet area's only medical practice. via Daily News

Gail Marie DeLaCruz, 48, passed away January 2, 2008. She was born in Aberdeen, on December 23, 1959 to Dorothy and Joseph DeLaCruz. via Grandcoulee.com pointer

“We will all miss her as a friend and a colleague.”

Funeral for Colville Business Council vice-chair DeLaCruz to be held Jan. 7 Colville Business Council member Gail DeLaCruz, 49, passed away in Spokane, after suffering a stroke at her Inchelium home Jan. via Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle

“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 World

A 22-year-old Elma man died Sunday after he lost control of the 1998 Mazda MPV van he was driving and crashed about three miles south of Taholah, according to the Washington State Patrol. via Daily World