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Vandals shoot out glass at more Clallam Transit stops
PORT ANGELES — A months-long vandalism spree continued last weekend, when bus shelter windows were shot out along…
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Jamestown S’Klallam tribe buys sacred site of Tamanowas Rock
CHIMACUM — After decades of work to preserve Tamanowas Rock, the ancient tribal site is now legally in…
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UPDATE: Sequim elk posing no threat to U.S. 101 at moment
UPDATE THIS MORNING: Tim Cullinan, Wildlife Program Coordinator, provided the following update: Late yesterday morning, the elk crossed…
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Sequim elk moving across roads again
SEQUIM — The Dungeness herd of Roosevelt Elk are on the move again. The herd on Tuesday night…
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Clallam’s first baby of 2013 beats due date by a week
PORT ANGELES — A baby girl who beat her scheduled due date by a week was the first…
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Jefferson baby reported to be Peninsula’s first of 2013
PORT TOWNSEND — A baby girl born at Jefferson Healthcare hospital in Port Townsend was reportedly the first…
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Polar bear plunge in Port Angeles draws hundreds
PORT ANGELES — The water was cold, but the air was colder at Tuesday’s Port Angeles Polar Bear…
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Mother’s grief inspires her to serve others in need
PORT ANGELES — A grieving mother who was helped by others is now offering her support to those…
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Police follow some leads in Port Angeles car robbery
PORT ANGELES — Police on Monday were still trying to track down the man who robbed a woman…
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Polar bear plunges for the brave and the hardy
The New Year will start with a splash on the North Olympic Peninsula, with at least four options…
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Sequim elk well south of U.S. Highway 101
SEQUIM — The Dungeness herd of Roosevelt elk has moved into the hills and as of Thursday was…
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Dock believed from tsunami shows no invasive marine species
LAPUSH — Scientists say they have found no biological invaders on samples of 30 species of marine life…
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Sequim elk well south of U.S. Highway 101
SEQUIM — The Dungeness herd of Roosevelt elk has moved into the hills and as of Thursday was…
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Dock believed from tsunami shows no invasive marine species
LAPUSH — Scientists say they have found no biological invaders on samples of 30 species of marine life…
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NOAA warns large ships to avoid sanctuary
PORT ANGELES — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is asking ships of 400 gross tons or greater…
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School lunch is getting a healthy makeover
SEQUIM — School lunches, long the butt of jokes for sitcoms and stand-up comedians, don’t look much like…
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Tsunami debris film to return to Peninsula
A documentary film that documents a trio of kayakers taking a survey of debris from the March 2011…
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Community Christmas meals scheduled in Jefferson, Clallam counties
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day will include free public meals and brunches for the community. In Port Ludlow,…
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Neah Bay to use Title I award to train teachers
NEAH BAY — Neah Bay Elementary School will use a $5,000 state “Title I Distinguished School” award to…
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Port Angeles family’s big yard display pays tribute to Connecticut school victims
PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles family who knows from experience what it’s like to lose a child…