The Olympic Herald’s new website is live.
Same mission, better machine: nearly 300 stories — every investigation, court report, and records fight we’ve published — now organized by section, fully searchable, and built to carry this work for the long haul.
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A note on the transition. We expect no downtime, but the internet takes a little while to catch up when a website moves — so for a day or so, some readers may still see the old version of the site, or none at all.
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