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Saturday, May 18, 2013
<p>MACLEOD PAPPIDAS | THE DAILY WORLD</p><p>Aberdeen shortstop Kiana Dixon stretches out to catch a throw to second base during the Bobcats’ 8-7 District IV loss to Chehalis at Centralia on Friday evening.</p>

Chehalis rallies past Aberdeen in final at-bats for district title

CENTRALIA — Aberdeen clawed and fought its way back from an early deficit against Chehalis, but a familiar script played out in the end on Friday afternoon.After trailing 4-0 in the first inning, the Bobcats battled...

<p>STEVEN FRIEDERICH | THE VIDETTE</p><p>Sitting next to public defender David Arcuri, Steven Daniel Kravetz refuses to sign some of the paperwork after his sentencing, including provisions that won’t allow him to vote in the future. The judge noted that it really didn’t matter what Kravetz signed or didn’t sign.</p>

Kravetz sentenced to 26 years in prison

In sentencing Steven D. Kravetz Friday to 26 years in prison for assaulting a deputy and a Superior Court judge last year, Lewis County Judge Richard Brosey didn’t mince words.“No one is out to get you Mr. Kravetz....

<p>Grays Harbor Community Hospital</p><p>Grays Harbor Community Hospital announced Friday that it has signed a letter of intent to enter into an “affiliation network” agreement with Tacoma-based MultiCare.</p>

Hospital announces “affiliation” with MultiCare Health System

Grays Harbor Community Hospital announced Friday that it has signed a letter of intent to “establish an affiliation network” between the hospital and Tacoma-based MultiCare Health System.The non-profit health...

<p>MACLEOD PAPPIDAS | THE DAILY WORLD</p><p>Raymond’s Rayce Newman sprints to the finish to win the 200-meter run during Thursday’s District IV 2B track & field meet at Raymond High School. Newman won three events — the 100 and 200m sprints and ran the anchor leg for the Gulls’ 4x100m winning relay — to lead the Gulls.</p>

Raymond boys, NWC girls win district track titles

RAYMOND — Appropriately on a night in which the Raymond track was dedicated in his honor, ex-Seagull standout Leo Rubstello witnessed his alma mater capture the boys team title at a record-shattering District IV Class...

<p>Paul Moseley | Fort Worth Star-Telegram</p><p>People survey the damage in Granbury, Texas, on Thursday after overnight storms sparked tornados and caused severe damage to the area.</p>

At least 6 killed, 50 injured in Texas tornado

GRANBURY, Texas — At least six people were killed and another seven were still unaccounted for Thursday morning after a tornado ripped through a subdivision Wednesday night, flattening homes and crushing vehicles.More...

<p>Dancers of all ages from the Gayle Russell Dance Academy will present a themed recital titled “The Magic Garden" at 7 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday at the Aberdeen High School auditorium. Tickets — available in advance at Rosevear’s Music Center in downtown Aberdeen or at the door — are $10 for adults and $8 for children and seniors.</p>

Dance academy recitals this weekend

Dancers of all ages from the Gayle Russell Dance Academy will present a themed recital titled “The Magic Garden at 7 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday at the Aberdeen High School auditorium. Tickets — available in...

<p>March Against Monsanto</p>

Raymond joins international March Against Monsanto

Raymond residents are joining in March Against Monsanto events May 25. Events have been planned in more than 30 countries worldwide, with numerous events throughout the United States.Activists have planned the...

<p>Jane Goldberg Photo</p><p>“Truth Serum” is a one-act play by Grays Harbor College student Ian Ward, featuring Jenna Prater, left, and Julie Oliver, right, plus Quenton Sotomish. The play will be on stage at the Bishop Center this weekend. Lynne Lerych directs the play. Some language may not be suitable for all ages.</p>

GHC presentsoriginal one-act plays

Three original one-act plays will be performed at Grays Harbor College’s Bishop Center next week.The theatrical works include “Waiting for the Birds” by Julie Oliver; “Family Dinner” by Laura Smith; and “Truth Serum”...

<p>MACLEOD PAPPIDAS | THE DAILY WORLD</p><p>Bags of trash after the Fourth of July in Ocean Shores last July.</p>

Beach litter mars U.S. — and world’s — coastlines

WASHINGTON, D.C. — It’s a beach bummer. Shorelines worldwide are clogged with trash, so much so that during their annual cleanup last year, volunteers with the Ocean Conservancy picked up refuse that weighed as much...

<p>Debbie Martin</p><p>Harold Patterson at his home.</p>

Extended family celebrates “Mr. Pat”

Harold Leroy Patterson, 92, is a man of many parts, one who has often chosen a road less traveled, somehow arriving where he was meant to be by listening to the voice within him.A cherished adopted Quinault and...

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<p>STEVEN FRIEDERICH | THE VIDETTE</p><p>Sitting next to public defender David Arcuri, Steven Daniel Kravetz refuses to sign some of the paperwork after his sentencing, including provisions that won’t allow him to vote in the future. The judge noted that it really didn’t matter what Kravetz signed or didn’t sign.</p>

Kravetz sentenced to 26 years in prison

Local Comments Updated: May 18, 2013 7:30am

In sentencing Steven D. Kravetz Friday to 26 years in prison for assaulting a deputy and a Superior...

Surf’s Up

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Stan Blunt files to run against Sheriff Rick Scott

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Groups appeal crude oil plan

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Last clam dig of the season on Memorial Day weekend

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Living

Dear Abby 5/18

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Dear Abby: I am the mother of a 5-year-old daughter I’ll call Mandy. Her father and I separated...

World Gone By 5/18

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Time to prune spring flowers, shrubs

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Faces of Faith — The “Great 50 Days” of Easter

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World Gone By 5/17

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Sports

<p>Dean Rutz | The Seattle Times</p><p>Seattle’s Bruce Irvin celebrates a sack of Washington quarterback Robert Griffin III during the NFC playoffs last season.</p>

Dean Rutz | The Seattle Times

Seattle’s Bruce Irvin celebrates a sack of Washington quarterback Robert Griffin III during the NFC playoffs last season.

Seahawks’ Bruce Irvin suspended for four games

National Comments Updated: May 18, 2013 7:30am

RENTON — Bruce Irvin, Seattle’s first-round pick a year ago, has been suspended without pay for the...

Chehalis rallies past Aberdeen in final at-bats for district title

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Hoquiam boys win district 1A track title

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Kipnis leads Indians over Mariners, 6-3

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Aberdeen to send three athletes, all district champs, to next week’s state meet

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Newswire

‘Star Trek’ is expected to ‘boldly go’ to top of weekend box office

Entertainment Comments Updated: May 18, 2013 7:30am

LOS ANGELES — The “Star Trek” movie series has lived long at the box office. But is it time for...

Despite sequester, high-level federal executives slated to get bonuses

Nation & World Comments Updated: May 18, 2013 7:30am

Dark, massive asteroid to fly by Earth on May 31

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Obama budget would cut deficits, report says

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SWAT team arrests two

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Opinion

George Will — The loss of trust

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Leaving aside the seriousness of lawlessness, and the corruption of our civic culture by the...

E.J. Dionne — The false god of “narrative”

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More funding isn’t the answer

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Kathleen Parker — Benghazi redacted

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Inside the First Amendment — Graduation prayer, fighting over a lost cause

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Obituaries
<p>December 22, 1929 - May 12, 2013</p>

LeRoy Ludwig Nelson

Obituaries Comments Updated: May 18, 2013 1:30pm

LeRoy Ludwig Nelson, age 83 years old, a long time Aberdeen resident, passed away on May 12, 2013....

Saturday death notices

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Deaths 5/17

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Eric Allan Shillinger

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Judith Carol O’Brien

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