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Vehicular assault trial of Port Angeles man set in April
PORT ANGELES — The trial of a Port Angeles man accused of causing a wreck that sent seven…
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Port Angeles man sentenced to 23 years for murder
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Sequim council accepts priorities outlined at retreat
SEQUIM — The City Council approved the city’s 2012-2013 goals and priorities Monday after a short, intense debate…
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High-tech name of the game at the ‘new’ Forks High School
By Arwyn Rice Peninsula Daily News FORKS — In only a few months, Forks High School teachers have…
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Are you ready for a TV series inspired by the North Olympic Peninsula?
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles filmmaker Ryan Herring thinks the North Olympic Peninsula has as rich a tapestry…
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Ex-fisherman pens book about Alaskan shipwrecks
PORT ANGELES — The latest book by Francis E. Caldwell, a retired commercial fisherman now living in Port…
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Crescent schools chief retiring soon
JOYCE — Crescent School District Superintendent Tom Anderson is retiring six years after accepting what was expected to…
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Superintendent: Budget cuts threaten Olympic Corrections Center
FORKS — Olympic Corrections Center provides an important service to the state and to the community where it…
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Auction to help new, old Forks School graduates
FORKS — Both new and old Forks High School graduates will benefit from last weekend’s benefit auction. More…
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Peninsula College presidential choice eager to take helm
Peninsula College trustees’ choice for president said he is looking forward to leading the community college. Luke P.…
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Rollover accident on Highway 101 near Forks
FORKS — A Beaver resident escaped serious injury early Tuesday morning when her truck rolled into a ditch…
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Negotiations on Peninsula College president-designate to get under way
PORT ANGELES — Luke P. Robins has been selected as the Peninsula College trustees’ choice for the institution’s…
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Peninsula College set to name new president
PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula College Board of Trustees is expected to announce its selection for a new…
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Tribal youths to gather for career day at University of Washington
FORKS — About 100 Native American youths, young adults and tribal educational leaders from the tribes of the…
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Downtown business gains, losses equal, chamber told
PORT ANGELES — Downtown Port Angeles had a net loss of zero businesses in 2011, Barbara Frederick, executive…
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Hat’s incredible! Old-style headgear recalled for Port Angeles sesquicentennial
PORT ANGELES — What does a well-groomed Port Angeles resident wear for a sesquicentennial? Pretty much any fashion…
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Aldrich’s Market to partially reopen today
PORT TOWNSEND — Aldrich’s Market, an anchor business in Port Townsend’s uptown neighborhood, plans to partially reopen today…
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Ex-Port Townsend mayor warns of biomass hazards
PORT ANGELES — It’s the smallest particles that come out of biomass power plants that cause the greatest…
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Port Angeles freshman to perform at Kennedy Arts Center
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles High School freshman Beth Ann Brackett was named one of the best high…
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Neah Bay students hear results of tech contest
NEAH BAY — Neah Bay High School’s winnings will stop at $71,000 in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow…
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Owner of seized horses to give up custody
SEQUIM — The owner of severely malnourished horses seized last month from a pasture in Sequim has agreed…