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TsunamiReady Ceremony

The crowd awaits
the TsunamiReady and sand sculpture awards ceremony.

Washington State Military Department
Major General Tim Lowenberg addresses the crowd during the TsunamiReady ceremony.

 

Left to Right - Ocean Shores Police Chief Rich McEachin, Mayor Peter Jorden, Grays Harbor County Emergency Management's Karin Frinell-Hanrahan, and Grays Harbor County Commissioner Dan Wood hold their freshly awarded TsunamiReady and StormReady road signs with NOAA's Acting Administrator Scott Gudes (center).


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