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Articles from the February 16, 2023 edition

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 By Gordon Weeks    News    February 16, 2023

Levies edge ahead early

The Shelton School District's replacement levy was narrowly passing at 51.6% on the initial ballot count Tuesday evening, while the Pioneer School District's replacement levy was passing at 54.55%....

 
 By Gordon Weeks    News    February 16, 2023

City to vote on annexation

The Shelton City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday evening on annexing 370 acres of Peacock Ridge into the city. Four property owners have petitioned the city to annex forested Mason County land...

 
 By Staff report    News    February 16, 2023

Major house fire

A multifamily house fire early Wednesday morning in Shelton displaced 22 people. Central Mason Fire & EMS responded to a call at 2:45 a.m. at the corner of North First and West Pine streets where...

 

Thomas E. Ortis

Thomas E. Ortis, also known as Tom to those who knew him, age 65, passed away on February 2nd, 2023, in Shelton, WA. Tom was an avid Seahawk’s and Mariner’s fan, and he loved blackberry picking... Full story

 

Pauline Barrom

Our dear mother Pauline Barrom passed away on January 22, 2023, at the noble age of 99 at her home in Alpine Way in Shelton, Washington. Pauline was born August 26, 1923 in Centralia, WA and spent... Full story

 

Death Notices

Lindsay Brionna Childress, 30, a resident of Shelton, passed away February 8, 2023, at home. Arrangements are by Forest Funeral Home and Crematory. Karl L. Clark, 53, a resident of Shelton, passed away February 8, 2023, at Harborview Medical Center... Full story

 

The many manifestations of water

“The sea refuses no river And the river is where I am.” — Pete Townshend, “All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes” When water molecules gather, their identities are surrendered to the...

 
 By Matt Baide    News    February 16, 2023

Shelton, Central Mason join for fire inspections

The City of Shelton, in partnership with Central Mason Fire & EMS, and CMFE Fire Marshal Keith Reitz, will create fire inspection permits using EnerGov, an online permitting portal, beginning Feb. 21. According to a news release, Shelton will send...

 

County Briefs

Sheriff purchases pistol upgrades County commissioners approved the Mason County Sheriff’s Office purchase of new pistol systems from Oregon Rifleworks, LLC. According to the information packet, money was requested for the upgrades in 2022 with...

 
 By Jan Parker    News    February 16, 2023

Oxbow rain

The following story is from the Feb. 2, 1939, edition of the Shelton-Mason County Journal. Oxbow is in the Wynoochee River drainage area....

 

News Briefs

Coast Guard rescues people in rowboat The U.S. Coast Guard rescued two people who were unable to maneuver their rowboat due to weather in Hood Canal on Sunday. According to a news release, a report was received at 6:18 p.m. of two people in a...

 

Nonprofit Briefs

Hood Canal Food Bank annual meeting Monday The Hood Canal Food Bank hosts its annual meeting at 3 p.m. Monday at the Hoodsport Community Hall, 331 N. Finch Creek Road, Hoodsport. Reports on 2022 operations and finances will be presented and new...

 

'Reservation Dogs' offers empathetic, quirky depiction

It took me a while, in the midst of other assignments and recommendations, but I finally finished watching both seasons of "Reservation Dogs" on Hulu, per the suggestion of reader John Skans, and I fi...

 

Regional champion

She held it in as long as she could. In the seconds after EliBeth Cervantes became the first girls wrestler from Shelton High School to win a regional title in 14 years, she danced her way through...

 
 By Matt Baide    Sports    February 16, 2023

Shelton boys finish fifth at regionals

Shelton had five wrestlers finish second in their weight classes to lead the Highclimbers to a fifth-place finish at the Region 3 wrestling tournament Saturday in Aberdeen.  "This team has been...

 

Climbers bow out of districts

The Shelton High School boys basketball season saw its season end with a 65-49 loss to Columbia River on Feb. 9 in a 2A District IV Pigtail game at Terry Gregg Court in Shelton. Mason Goos led...

 
 By Matt Baide    Sports    February 16, 2023

Shelton boys second at district swim meet

Shelton freshman Tawan Benedict was the district champion in the 100-yard butterfly as the boys swim team finished second at the District IV 2A Championships at Dick Mealy Pool at Mark Morris High School in Longview.  Benedict finished the 100-yard...

 

Owls fall at district tourney

The Mary M. Knight High School girls basketball team saw its season come to a close with a 42-32 loss to Three Rivers Christian during the 1B District IV touranment Feb. 7 in Matlock. Hailey Morris...

 
 By Matt Baide    Sports    February 16, 2023

Mathews claims 152-pound regional title

North Mason senior Jake Mathews won the 152-pound tournament at the Region 2 2A wrestling tournament Saturday in Belfair.  Mathews won his opening match by pin in 18 seconds against Washington's...

 

Port of Allyn sorting through a pile of projects

Dock damage, pier replacement, potential surplussing of property and some unexpected new developments on long-standing projects kept Port of Allyn commissioners busy during the Feb. 8 board meeting. After the port’s Hood Canal Marina dock was damag...

 

Snowy roads make driving tough for Mary and Sam

Mary is home from their trip and taking care of business and catching up on her socializing. The weather seems to be very similar to what we are having. Cold! I don’t go out unless I absolutely must. I like warmth....

 

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