The Daily World (Aberdeen, WA)

The Daily World holds the title of the top daily newspaper in Aberdeen, Washington, USA. Since its establishment in 1889, it has been serving the residents of Grays Harbor County and northern Pacific County. Notably, The Daily World is the sole daily newspaper along the coast of Washington state.

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Chinook Indian Nation critical of Perez over ‘broken promise’

4 weeks ago | thedailyworld.com | Cade Barker

In mid-March a Chinook Indian Nation social media post stated that U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, had backed off of her promise to champion federal recognition for the tribe at the mouth of the Columbia River. The Chinook Indian Nation comprises roughly 3,000 members who descend from five Chinookan-speaking tribes: west of Longview, the Clatsop and Cathlamet of present day Oregon and the lower Chinook, Wahkiakum and Willapa of present day Washington.
New Study Reveals How SpyOptix’s AI-Powered Security Camera Detects Threats Faster Than Traditional Systems | The Daily World

2 months ago | thedailyworld.com

In today’s fast-paced world, adequate home security has never been more crucial. As we juggle busy lifestyles, the capability to monitor our living spaces, even when we are miles away, has become a paramount concern for many. Enter SpyOptix, a revolutionary smart surveillance camera designed to provide peace of mind without compromising convenience or style. This innovative device is tailored for those who want to ensure the safety of their homes, loved ones, and belongings with minimal hassle. With advanced features like 1080p HD video, infrared night vision, and real-time motion alerts, SpyOptix stands out in a crowded security solutions marketplace.
WildGut: The Game-Changing Supplement for Your Dog’s Digestive Health | The Daily World

Jan 2, 2025 | thedailyworld.com

In recent years, the health and wellness industry has seen an overwhelming surge in the demand for supplements to improve pet health, particularly concerning digestive health. One product that’s gaining significant attention is WildGut, designed specifically for dogs. This supplement addresses common digestive issues many pets experience, often leading to discomfort, lethargy, or even more severe health problems. The pet ‘pandemic’ referred to in certain circles is not just a buzzword; it’s a reality many dog owners face as they witness their pets struggle with digestive health. With WildGut, pet owners can proactively ensure their dogs lead healthier and happier lives.
La Spiaggia Ristorante — an Italian restaurant gem in Ocean Shores | The Daily World

Nov 22, 2024 | thedailyworld.com | Matthew Wells

It sounds like La Spiaggia Ristorante has a fan for life in Cal O’Brien. With reviews like his, it’s clear the restaurant will add more loyal customers like him. “My wife and I agree this is the best Italian food we’ve had outside of Italy,” O’Brien said. “It’s on par with anything we ate in Venice.”O’Brien, a longtime Harborite, has been to La Spiaggia many times so far in the restaurant’s short existence. He’ll be back soon.
The Hydrogen Switch Review: Is This ‘Super Water’ the Future of Health Science? | The Daily World

Nov 20, 2024 | thedailyworld.com

The Hydrogen Switch Review: Is This ‘Super Water’ the Future of Health Science?
Casting spotlight on juvenile rehabilitation

Nov 2, 2024 | thedailyworld.com | Matthew Wells

Bobby Williams is trying to help by sharing stories about youth within the justice system who are trying to better their lives. The podcast, called “Dignity: A Podcast Docu-Series on WA Juvenile Rehabilitation,” is on all streaming platforms. It started Oct. 24 and will run once-per-week for seven episodes. This is the second season of the podcast. Williams, in partnership with Washington state’s Department of Children and Families created the podcast.
Help students get to Washington D.C. for history education

Nov 2, 2024 | thedailyworld.com | Matthew Wells

People can help students from Aberdeen, Hoquiam and Montesano get a once-in-a-lifetime school trip to Washington, D.C.Students such as Montesano’s Cadence White are eager to head to the nation’s capital in order to see many of the historical sites, including the Smithsonian Museums, Marine Corps War Memorial, the Holocaust Memorial Museum, the U.S. Capitol tour, the Washington Monument, Gettysburg National Memorial Park, and more. The trip is scheduled for July 2026.
Aberdeen Spooktacular full of fun and fellowship

Oct 28, 2024 | thedailyworld.com | Matthew Wells

Off the heels of winning a state award, Bette Worth and Bobbi McCracken were at it again with Spooktacular, a trick-or-treat event in downtown Aberdeen. Downtown Aberdeen Association hit it out of the park with Spooktacular. The duo had plenty of peers to make this happen as Rick Moyer and Amy Moyer — from Moyer Multi Media LLC. — were shooting free, professional photos for families, and Wil Russoul was doing his usual public relations gig and having a ball with everybody.
Aberdeen City Council passes first read for utility tax increase

Oct 24, 2024 | thedailyworld.com | Matthew Wells

Given the city of Aberdeen’s financial problems — it’s about $3 million in debt — city staff and city councilors are trying to come up with ways to save the city money, or potentially add funding to bridge that large gap. One way is raising a cable television services and utility tax. The tax is specifically for water, stormwater and sewer. The tax would bring in an estimated $968,300 to the general fund, according to city documents.
Aberdeen official gives update on Vacant Building Program

Oct 24, 2024 | thedailyworld.com | Matthew Wells

One of the loudest complaints from Aberdeen residents, the issue of vacant buildings in the downtown corridor, is being addressed but city officials say they need time to fully fix it. As of now, according to city statistics, there are 41 vacant buildings. And they’re easy to spot. Josh Padgett, the city’s building official, gave an update Wednesday night about the city’s Vacant Building Program.