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Olympic Medical Center saw year of challenge, upgrades
PORT ANGELES — Olympic Medical Center struggled this year with declining state and federal funding but is keeping…
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Peninsula College chooses interim president
PORT ANGELES — Brinton Sprague, a retired community college leader now living in Port Ludlow, will be Peninsula…
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Neah Bay students moving ahead in technology contest
NEAH BAY — Students at Neah Bay School already have received more than $1,000 worth of technology in…
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Makah elder Blanchard Matte dies at 77
NEAH BAY — A Makah elder known as a tribal peacemaker, spokesman and mediator has died of heart…
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Port Angeles author sells film rights to second book; also will share producer credit
PORT ANGELES — Author Matthew Randazzo has sold a second book to Hollywood and will serve as a…
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Port Townsend author remembers old friend and sci-fi hall of famer Anne McCaffrey
PORT TOWNSEND — The death of Science Fiction Hall of Fame author Anne McCaffrey on Nov. 21 at…
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Tools, cleaning supplies taken in latest Port Angeles burglary
PORT ANGELES — Yet another Port Angeles residence was burglarized Saturday in a string of break-ins that now…
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Cyberbullying topic of Monday workshop in Clallam Bay
CLALLAM BAY — Children and teenagers are so technologically savvy that they have moved peer bullying into the…
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Peninsula College trustees to name interim president
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College trustees will name an interim president to temporarily replace Peninsula College President Tom…
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Lincoln Park meet draws 100 on whether trees stay, go
PORT ANGELES — Nearly 100 people gathered at a meeting this week to take suggestions for Lincoln Park…
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Members of 4-H, mentors protest loss of Extension program post
PORT ANGELES — A group of about 50 4-H members and their adult mentors took part in an…
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Elections may leave Port Angeles port with one panelist
PORT ANGELES — Depending on how long it takes to swear in a newly elected port commissioner and…
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WEEKEND: West End to twinkle with joy with parade, Festival of Trees
FORKS — Winter holiday cheer will come to Forks this weekend, with special signature events such as the…
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Sequim tax hike measure OK’d
SEQUIM — The Sequim City Council has approved placing a one-tenth-of-1-percent “public safety” sales tax hike proposal on…
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Port of Port Angeles OKs budget, gives executive director 2% raise
PORT ANGELES — Port of Port Angeles commissioners unanimously approved Monday an $8.2 million budget for 2012, which…
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Sequim family injured in weekend wreck near Port Hadlock; father, son airlifted to Harborview
PORT HADLOCK — Four members of a Sequim family were injured Saturday afternoon near Port Hadlock when their…
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Changes possible for Class of 2016: North Olympic Peninsula schools to adjust to new credit requirements
Three North Olympic Peninsula school districts likely will have to change graduation requirements for hundreds of members of…
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Port Angeles School Board member fears for vocational education
PORT ANGELES — If a new set of academic state high school graduation requirements is approved by the…
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Sea ‘aliens’ color tanks at Port Angeles marine center
PORT ANGELES — From the surface, the Strait of Juan de Fuca may look at times like a…
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‘Head over heels’: Teen tells of surviving 150-foot fall
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — In a moment, what had been a pleasant family hike turned into a 20-hour…