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Bill Clevenger, Angeles Furniture co-owner, takes retirement
PORT ANGELES — The freedom to travel, go hunting and fishing on a whim, and spend time with…
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Vote on the best Sequim Irrigation Festival photo!
THIS YEAR MARKED the 116th anniversary of the Irrigation Festival (which concluded last weekend), and to celebrate this…
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Home Fund helps family start anew on West End – EDITOR’s NOTE: – This is another in a series of articles on the Peninsula Home Fund. Please click on the button at left, print out the coupon, complete it and send it to the PDN with your generous donation.
FORKS — A family of four moved from the Tri-Cities to the Forks area in August in hopes…
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Police summoned to former graving yard site
PORT ANGELES — Police were called to the former graving yard Wednesday night after a group of teenagers…
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What’s left at the graving yard site? Tribe’s waterfront activity ebbs
PORT ANGELES — A simple weather-worn tarp held down by beach cobbles covers remnants of one of the…
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Vacancy on Forks City Council may be filled next week
FORKS — Forks Mayor Nedra Reed is hoping another community-minded resident will step forward to serve on the…
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Peninsula Home Fund: Giving a hand up – — – not a handout – Another in a series of stories about the Peninsula Daily News” Peninsula Home Fund. Please click on the button at left to generate a coupon to complete and send in with your generous contributio
PORT ANGELES — Karen Tieden said she knows the importance of giving because she has been on the…
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Lower Elwha Klallam tribe gratified, but there’s no celebration
PORT ANGELES — Lower Elwha Klallam tribal leaders say they are relieved ancestral remains still buried in the…
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Now you can get a scholarship for studying online
Peninsula College officials have established a $15,000 scholarship program for people interested in taking online classes Starting during…
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West End: Clallam Bay-Sekiu citizens woo replacement bank
CLALLAM BAY — Sterling Savings Bank is collecting information from West End businesses and residents to determine whether…
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Port Angeles: School Board agrees to proposed levy amounts
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School Board will vote on two separate levy proposals Monday geared to…
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Olympic National Park: Dive team which probed Lake Crescent crash site noted for work at Pearl Harbor memorial
Sixty-three years ago today, the USS Arizona came to rest on the floor of Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor in…
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Olympic National Park: Three skeletal remnants taken from Lake Crescent for DNA testing
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Divers on Monday recovered two human femurs and a partial skull near the wreckage…
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Olympic National Park: Divers plan to bring up human remains from bottom of Lake Crescent
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Divers plan to plunge into the chilly waters of Lake Crescent this weekend to…
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Port Angeles: State officials, Lower Elwha meet again over graving yard issues
PORT ANGELES — State officials and Lower Elwha Klallam leaders say several more meetings are needed to iron…
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Clallam: County workers get locks shorn for United Way
PORT ANGELES — The buzz of an electric razor echoed throughout the Clallam County Courthouse lobby Wednesday as…
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Port Angeles: School Board to seek levy for computers, other high-tech items
PORT ANGELES — Voters in the Port Angeles School District will be asked Feb. 8 to support a…
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Port Angeles craftsman lauded for tone from his handmade violin
A self-taught violin maker has been recognized for his craftsmanship in an international competition which featured almost 200…
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Clallam: Cash registers ring out with sounds of Christmas shopping
The silver bells for merchants on the North Olympic Peninsula rang out on the first two shopping days…
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Port Angeles: Sides to sit down to discuss graving yard vs. Tse-whit-zen this week
PORT ANGELES — State, federal and tribal leaders will meet this week at the graving yard to talk…