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Sequim to continue air monitor request
SEQUIM — The City Council directed the city attorney to write a second letter to the state’s Olympic…
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About 100 gallons of diesel fuel spilled near Sekiu
SEKIU — About 100 gallons of diesel spill were spilled near Sekiu this morning, and some drained into…
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Clallam hopefuls share stances at forum
PORT ANGELES — The five candidates for one seat on the Clallam County Board of Commissioners gathered for…
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Two lavender groups will work together, city vows
PORT ANGELES — The Sequim Lavender Weekend, an amalgamation of two competing lavender festivals, will go on later…
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Sequim to mull sales tax hike
By Arwyn Rice Peninsula Daily News SEQUIM — The Sequim City Council plans to hold a public hearing…
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Banner blessing begins paddle journey season
PORT ANGELES — A banner introducing the 2012 Canoe Journey was placed in Port Angeles on Sunday afternoon,…
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Sequim course puts dogs through their paces
SEQUIM — Chase, the Sequim Police Department’s police dog, is good about sharing his toys with other dogs.…
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PENINSULA PROFILE: First Teacher, which schools the parents as well as the children, in financial doldrums
As Riley Guimond, an excited 17-month-old, explored a classroom full of toys, his father, Andrew, patiently followed behind.…
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‘The Olympians’: Peninsula sets, actors filmed for proposed television show
Deep in the woods by the Sol Duc River, a young man who appeared to be Native American…
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New Peninsula College president on the job
PORT ANGELES — Luke Robins’ office, situated in a corner overlooking the main entrance to Peninsula College, is…
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Man sentenced in vehicular homicide of tribal member
PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles man who had pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide while driving under the…
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Kayakers on second leg of debris-finding mission
NEAH BAY — Three kayakers plan to depart from Hobuck Beach today to continue a survey of beach…
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Ecology crews pick up truckloads of beach debris
OLYMPIA — The results of the state Department of Ecology’s Japanese earthquake debris collection pilot program are in…
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CLALLAM COUNTY: ‘Consumer’ fireworks OK except in Port Angeles — where it’s wait till Wednesday
Firework stands have been popping up all over Clallam County in the past week. By Saturday, fireworks violations…
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Congress OKs bill to revive timber payments; Jefferson, Clallam counties to benefit
A one-year extension of two rural county funds will lead to Clallam and Jefferson counties receiving unexpected funding.…
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Minor injuries after vans wreck east of Blyn on Highway 101
BLYN — Five people, including three children, suffered minor injuries in a collision involving two minivans on U.S.…
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Blow by blow: Blasting to resume Monday at Glines Canyon Dam
PORT ANGELES — Explosives will tear off more of Glines Canyon Dam beginning Monday. “We’re ready to go.…
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Forks Fourth of July fun kicks off early
FORKS — The Fourth of July isn’t just a day in Forks; it’s a weeklong celebration. “It’s the…
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Car wash fundraiser set on behalf of POW
PORT ANGELES — During the Vietnam War era, the plight of prisoners of war was well-known, and a…
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Small signs of life along formerly flooded Elwha River
PORT ANGELES — At the former Elwha Dam site, a thick layer of straw protects native grass and…