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SOUTH BEND — The case has been dismissed against a man who was accused of pointing a firearm at a man in South Bend. The incident transpired on May 24, 2025, following an alleged road-rage-style incident on US 101 between Raymond and South Bend.

Marcus S. Overstake, 30, was reportedly traveling on US 101 between Raymond and South Bend, headed towards South Bend...


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LONG BEACH — The city council is down a man following the resignation of one of its longest-tenured members.

First elected in 2021, Patrick Reddy officially resigned from his seat on the Long Beach City Council last month. He and his wife, Stacy, announced in February that they are moving to Cle Elum in Central Washington.

His resignation creates a vacancy on th...


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Salmon of the Columbia River Basin don’t know it, but the species was handed an important legal victory in an Oregon district court last week. On Feb. 25, U.S. District Judge Michael Simon ordered a series of emergency operations at eight dams on the Lower Columbia and Snake Rivers to aid in fish passage.

The decision followed a request for a preliminary injunction fil...


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ILWACO — March 18 is the date circled on the calendar for 11 Ilwaco High School seniors.

That afternoon, they will find out where across the country they will spend a week as part of a domestic exchange program that IHS is participating in. They will also host students in late June, helping give their visiting peers a taste of what local life is like.

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Timberland Regional Library (TRL) is planning for major budget cuts and staff reductions, the result of a collision of declining revenues, overspending and lost trust in senior management.

In a three-and-a-half-hour virtual budget workshop held on Feb. 10, nearly 300 people attended, with dozens making comments staying until the very end. This was also the case at the ...


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