An Aberdeen man crossing over the line for an unknown reason on State Route 105 Monday causing a head on collision killed both himself and the other driver of the car he struck. 

According to a Washington State Patrol report a 29-year-old Aberdeen man driving a white 2009 Nissan Altima was traveling northbound on State Route 105 near milepost 39/40 at 4:38 pm when he crossed the center line causing the head on collision striking a 2009 Honda Civic driven by a 45 year old Westport woman who was southbound on 105.

According to radio traffic from Grays Harbor Scanner Online Broadcast a nurse was one of the first on scene in civilian capacity checking for injuries and attempting to get the persons out of the vehicle both drivers were trapped in the vehicles and showed no signs of life.  

The roadway was blocked for 4 hours, and it is unknown if any drugs or alcohol were involved. 

 
Until DOL can determine the difference between fail to pay or fail to appear, it is not clear what drivers will or will not have a suspended license.
 
The driver was cited for no valid driver’s license, following too close (resulting in a collision) and no insurance.

Ocean Shores Fire Chief Thuirer says that they were able to safe a home, and a dog caught in a fire on Thursday despite their staff being all out on medical transports out of the region due to all regional hospitals on divert Thursday.

The fire occurred on Thursday, June 3rd at around 7:00 pm. Ocean Shores Fire Department was dispatched to a structure fire located in the 100 block of Seagate Street SW with a dispatch report of smoke showing and upper windows broken. 
 

The Coast Guard suspended the search Monday evening for a 14-year-old boy reportedly swept offshore while swimming near Long Beach, Washington.

The teenager was reported to be missing by his friend who confirmed he was wearing a red swimmers cap, gray T-shirt and black swim shorts. 

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