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Owner of seized horses agrees to give up custody
SEQUIM — The owner of severely malnourished horses seized last month from a pasture in Sequim has agreed…
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Port Angeles man sentenced to 23 years for murder
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Ecology: Various sources of pollution in Port Angeles Harbor
PORT ANGELES — There are two distinct areas of relatively high concentrations of pollution in the sediments of…
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Seized-horse owners to ask for return
SEQUIM — The owners of 16 horses confiscated by the Clallam County Sheriff”s Office in February are scheduled…
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Late-season snow drops after storm
Late-season snow dropped on lower elevations of the North Olympic Peninsula on Tuesday, only 24 hours after a…
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Port Angeles teen finalist for 2012 ‘Military Child of Year’
PORT ANGELES — Fifteen-year-old Maverick Jennings always seems to be a newcomer to his community. Like millions of…
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Big storm blows across Peninsula; rain and foothills snow still in forecast
A windstorm that hit the North Olympic Peninsula hard Monday morning caused a mess of downed power lines,…
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Four finalists chosen for Sequim schools superintendent post
SEQUIM — Four Washington state school administrators were named as finalists for the position of Sequim superintendent of…
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‘Well-Done Comedian’ offers laughs, lessons to Peninsula College audience
PORT ANGELES — When Bobby Henline, a 40-year-old comedian, war veteran and burn survivor, took the stage at…
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Building relationships focus of Peninsula College president finalist
PORT ANGELES — Strong ties with alumni, local business leaders and state and federal lawmakers to offer students…
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Prepare for boom to end, Peninsula College finalist says
PORT ANGELES — The recent boom in college enrollment is about to slow, and community colleges need to…
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Peninsula College finalist speaks of large role of community college
PORT ANGELES — Recruiting students, fundraising, community involvement, workforce education, continuing education and sports are all important for…
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Peninsula College president finalist advocates entrepreneurial approach
PORT ANGELES — Luke P. Robins, the first of four finalists for president of Peninsula College to visit…
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Weather impedes full reopening of road to Neah Bay
NEAH BAY — A mudslide that hit the main highway along the Olympic Peninsula’s northwest coast is still…
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Fundraising effort for film launched
A Sequim filmmaker who has dedicated two years to documenting the removal of the Elwha River dams officially…
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Retiree group seeks volunteers, mainly in Clallam
The Olympic Peninsula Bluebills are looking for Clallam County volunteers to help build wheelchair ramps, install handrails and…
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Conjones NW to get ball rolling on new thrill ride
BEAVER — Debbie and Randy Bennett, who operate Team Forks Twilight Tours, now are making it their business…
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Port of Port Angeles contributing to city’s fight against wildlife group’s lawsuit
PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles is contributing to a city of Port Angeles’ effort to…
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Port commissioner suggests moving Port Angeles Boat Haven to Rayonier property
PORT ANGELES — The newest Port of Port Angeles commissioner made a surprise suggestion during Monday’s port meeting…
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Four master plans merged into one; Lincoln Park trees still on chopping block
PORT ANGELES — Neighborhood park areas, ponds and wetlands, open space and educational uses are the most popular…
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Peninsula’s largest Coast Guard cutter coming home
PORT ANGELES — The Active — the North Olympic Peninsula’s largest Coast Guard cutter — is scheduled to…