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Cohassett Beach Chronicles

If you visit Westport, you might happen upon a carved wooden sign marking the entrance to a tiny residential enclave called Cohasset Beach (with …

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A Tribute: Damian Mulinix

We at Washington Coast Magazine were saddened this spring by the tragic loss of one of our valued freelance contributors. Photographer and writer Damian …

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Shady Past

It was a rite of passage for a number of young men in the 1950s: Save up your money and head to Aberdeen for …

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Open House

Ron and Sherry Hulscher have a big house.

And when their big, mixed family gets together, which is fairly often, it accommodates them …

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The Westport Maritime Museum

Take a lazy, 30-minute jaunt around the south side of Grays Harbor from Aberdeen to Westport and you might find yourself wandering along the …

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A dream washed away

The 1908 poster for the Moclips Beach Hotel featured a buxom bathing beauty rising from the ocean waves, promoting the remote seaside destination …

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It don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that Schwing

It’s probably more complicated than this, but the basic strategy of Swiss wrestling seems to be to grab your opponent by the pants and …

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Overgrown Lives

Are you the type who wants to get off the main road and find those spots only the locals know about? We’ve got …

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Harbor Artists

I have been a painter of the Twin Harbors since 1989 when I first arrived in Aberdeen. In painting these landscape spaces I walked …

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A place to call home

For decades, the 92-year-old, two-story mansion just east of Hoquiam’s Riverside Bridge was known as the “community’s attic.”

The shingle-sided Colonial Revival-style house …

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