KOSW News Team

01/21/2024

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Ocean Sunset Drug hosted the Health & Wellness Fair 2024 at the old Ace Building at 171 E Chance A La Mer on Saturday, January 20. (Below are some photos from the event.)

The Fair featured different areas that focused on different aspects of health and wellness like physical health, mental health, art & health, healthy foods and even a "rage room" where participants could unload their frustrations.

According to Ocean Sunset owner Jackie Fisher, the fair was a way to give back to the community for the public's ongoing support. "We opened in November 2019, just as the Covid epidemic hit," said Fisher. "We have been able to weather that storm because of our loyal customers."

Organizations and businesses with tables at the event included Beach Bum Jiu Jitsu, Ocean Shores Community Club, Ocean Shores Food Bank, Ocean Shores Parks, Ocean Shores Urgent Care, Summit Pacific, Harbor Regional Health, North Beach Senior Resource Center, Greg White for Su***de Prevention, State Farm Insurance and Electric Beach Bike Rentals.

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12/30/2022

Mark your 2023 calendars! Don’t miss the chance to enjoy the remarkable beauty of lands managed by Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission, and Washington State Department of Natural Resources on these Discover Pass free days.

10/07/2022

Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan (R) blamed former President Trump for embattled GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker’s campaign on Thursday as Walker’s Senate bid remains engulfed in scandal. “…

10/07/2022

Muckleshoot Tribal Chairman Jaison Elkins helped mark the start of a $1 billion federal program on Thursday to remove, replace and restore culverts that thwart fish passage.

Flanked by officials at Carey Creek in Issaquah, including U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, Elkins said his elders had made an agreement with the salmon: "We'll take care of them, and they'll take care of us."

He said burgeoning development and harmful culverts stymied that promise ... but the new program, through which tribes can apply for funds, is a step to help correct course.

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10/05/2022

'A victory for common sense'

The European parliament has voted to introduce a single charging port for mobile phones, tablets and cameras by 2024 in a move that presents difficulties for Apple, whose iPhones use a different power connector.

The vote confirms an earlier agreement among EU institutions and will make USB-C connectors used by Android-based devices the EU standard, forcing Apple to change its charging port for its devices.

Among big providers of electronic devices to European customers, Apple is expected to be among the most affected, but analysts also expect a possible positive impact because it could encourage shoppers to buy the company’s latest gadgets instead of ones without USB-C.

The deal also covers e-readers, earbuds and other technologies, meaning it may also have an impact on Samsung, Huawei and other device makers, analysts said.

Ben Wood, chief analyst at CCS Insight, said the vote made it “inevitable” that the iPhone 15, expected in 2023, will have a USB-C port.

Apple has in the past warned that the proposal would hurt innovation and create waste.

“This is a victory for common sense. Although Apple has a huge installed base of lightning cable-powered devices, the ubiquity of USB-C across all consumer electronics products means that harmonising on USB-C makes perfect sense.”

Photograph: Aleksander Kalka/ZUMA Press Wire/REX/Shutterstock

09/07/2022

After searching 1,283 nautical miles of track line covering an area of approximately 2,100 square nautical miles, the Coast Guard has suspended active searches for the missing individuals from the crash of a floatplane in Mutiny Bay off Whidbey Island. https://bit.ly/3AL6LNA

08/31/2022

Joy Ryan, 92, had never seen a mountain. So her grandson decided to take her to every site that has “national park” in its name.

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08/23/2022

Rock after rock were passed by hand down to the shoreline of the Kukutali Preserve.

08/22/2022

Scientists released new photos of Jupiter from the James Webb Space Telescope, which captured unprecedented views of the planet's northern and southern lights, and swirling polar haze.

“We’ve never seen Jupiter like this. It’s all quite incredible,” planetary astronomer Imke de Pater, of the University of California, Berkeley, said in a statement. bit.ly/3Kg6uGW

08/12/2022

Think about your neighborhood. We all tend to have a certain area around our home and the places that we work that we utilize more than…

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08/11/2022

The state Department of Health has release its guidance for K-12 schools and child care for the 2022-23 school year. Read the full release at https://bit.ly/3JME6vR

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07/29/2022

BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) — After a nearly 70-year absence, a passenger train running from Vermont's revitalized Burlington train station to New York City headed south Friday as part of a nationwide renewal of interest in rail travel.

07/27/2022

The demise of the Choco Taco is a no-go, if at least one lawmaker has his way.

07/27/2022

Wisconsin Senate Minority Leader Janet Bewley (D) was involved in a car accident on Friday that killed two. Bewley’s office said in a statement that she was involved in a three-vehicle accide…

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07/20/2022

Leah Lokan, 65, had deep cuts to her head, neck, shoulders and back, officials said.

07/20/2022

Beginning July 20, the Grays Harbor PUD walk-thru window will be closed until further notice, due to construction. Customers wishing to make payments at the utility may use the drive-thru window or drop payments off in the drop box located in the PUD's Sumner Ave parking lot. Customers with further questions may call Customer Service at (360) 532-4220.

07/19/2022

Freddy Fernandez almost wasn’t here, on his couch in his Missouri home, his baby on his lap, gnawing on the pulse oximeter that he uses to check his oxygen levels after a months-long bout with COVID-19.

07/10/2022

Brandy Bottone, who is 34 weeks pregnant, pulled over by police for driving in high-occupancy vehicle lane for two or more people