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Quinault recall election keeps most of tribal executive body
TAHOLAH — Quinault Nation President Fawn Sharp survived a recall election, along with most of the members of…
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Quinault recall election keeps most of tribal executive body
TAHOLAH — Quinault Nation President Fawn Sharp survived a recall election, along with most of the members of…
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Youthful bent as more than 200 eat Thanksgiving Eve feast in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — More than 200 people ate a hot, hearty Thanksgiving feast Wednesday thanks to the Salvation…
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Alcohol, pot linked to rollover wreck that sent 2 teens to hospital; driver faces charges Dec. 2
PORT ANGELES — A Sequim teenager was released without bail from the Clallam County jail Monday pending charges…
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Clallam County treasurer details beef up of office security
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Treasurer’s Office has made a lot of changes in two years to…
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UPDATED — Sequim teen may face alcohol, drug, assault charges after rollover crash
PORT ANGELES — A Sequim teenager was released without bail from the Clallam County jail Monday pending charges…
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Will they ever wash their hands? Meeting Obama, receiving award still sinking in for North Olympic Peninsula educator
Brian Walsh and his family were still buzzing Sunday from their brief visit with President Barack Obama at…
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Quilcene motorcyclist in satisfactory condition in Harborview Medical Center
QUILCENE — A motorcyclist who hit a fire hydrant was in satisfactory condition Sunday at Harborview Medical Center…
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Two Port Angeles teens in serious condition after Sunday morning roll-over
PORT ANGLES — Two Port Angeles youth were transported to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle with life-threatening injuries…
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UPDATED — Quilcene motorcyclist in satisfactory condition in Harborview
QUILCENE — A motorcyclist who hit a fire hydrant was in satisfactory condition Sunday at Harborview Medical Center…
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Message on a bottle: Tsunami drift devices with GPS might wash up on Peninsula beaches
Among the driftwood and debris on North Olympic Peninsula beaches, visitors may find international orange and yellow bottles…
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Port Angeles-built gingerbread ferry places in Canadian contest
PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles-built gingerbread creation finished fifth in a Canadian contest and is in the…
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Peninsula College’s instructor for prisons hailed as ‘Champion of Change’ at White House
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama recognized Brian Walsh, director of corrections education for Peninsula College, as one of…
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Port Angeles-built gingerbread ferry places in Canadian contest
PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles-built gingerbread creation finished fifth in a Canadian contest and is in the…
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WEEKEND: Winterfest looks ahead to playing on the Ridge
PORT ANGELES — Winterfest will celebrate the upcoming snow sports season on the North Olympic Peninsula with food,…
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Port Angeles-built gingerbread ferry places in Canadian contest
PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles-built gingerbread creation finished fifth in a Canadian contest and is in the…
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GOOD NEWS! Salvation Army Thanksgiving eve feast assured after flood of donations
PORT ANGELES — Two weeks after putting out the word that it didn’t have any turkeys for the…
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Peninsula College educator receives award at White House today
PORT ANGELES — A Peninsula College instructor in corrections education will receive a “Champion of Change” award at…
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Red Cross taking donations across Peninsula for Philippines relief
The Olympic Peninsula chapter of the American Red Cross is accepting checks or money order as donations for…
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Port Angeles School Board given distinction by state
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School Board is one of 15 Washington state school boards that received…