After the Emergency Medical Services levy failed by a single vote, the Hoquiam City Council unanimously approved putting the replacement property tax measure back on the special election ballot in April.
08 Mar, 2010
Hoquiam police say one brother shot when another brother’s “pen” gun accidentally fires (The Daily World)
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A 26-year-old man was wounded Sunday evening in what police believe was an accidental shooting, Hoquiam detective Sgt. Steve Fretts said. The man was taken to Grays Harbor Community Hospital to undergo surgery to remove the slug, police said.
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