News <p>(Allen Leister | The Daily World)</p> <p>Gov. Inslee (center) stands around board members from the Office of Chehalis Basis as they describe the work being done for the Wynoochee River restoration as part of the Early Action Reach projects. The Wynoochee River restoration project, which started in 2021, is slated for completion by the end of the summer.</p> <p>(Allen Leister | The Daily World)</p> <p>Gov. Inslee (center) stands around board members from the Office of Chehalis Basis as they describe the work being done for the Wynoochee River restoration as part of the Early Action Reach projects. The Wynoochee River restoration project, which started in 2021, is slated for completion by the end of the summer.</p>

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By Allen Leister The Daily World • August 4, 2022 11:30 am
News Floats from all over western Washington, such as this one from Port Orchard, joined to partake in the Grand Parade at the 63rd annual McCleary Bear Festival. The parade took place at noon on Saturday, July 9, 2022, in McCleary. (Allen Leister | The Daily World)

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News Cars from all over Grays Harbor and beyond participated in the yearly Historic Montesano Car Show on Saturday, July 16, 2022, in Montesano. The event was family friendly and hosted raffle prices as well as food and craft vendors. (Photo Courtesy of Dave Foss)

Historic Car Show cruises into Montesano

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