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Sunday Showcase: All-terrain vehicles growing in popularity, but are they safe?
Ryan Decker and his friends didn’t see the 20-foot rock embankment that their four-wheel, all-terrain vehicles crashed down…
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Four young adults from Port Angeles and Sequim are hoping that their fashions made entirely from sticky duct…
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Port Angeles WWII veteran to speak at Museum of Flight in Seattle
Port Angeles resident Lee R. Embree, a retired World War II Army Air Corps officer and photographer, will…
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Port Angeles: Father receives special gift – — – his son safety home from Iraq
PORT ANGELES — Jim L. Anderson says having his son return home from Iraq was the best Father’s…
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In honor of Father’s Day, today’s Sunday Showcase features profiles of three of the thousands of special fathers across the North Olympic Peninsula — here is a glimpse of one of the profiles.
He had lofty aspirations to return to England and join the military. But for George P. Wood of…
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Peninsula College projects giving campus a fresh face
Peninsula College officials say construction of a student services building on the main campus in Port Angeles is…
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Olympic National Park: New superintendent looking for input
PORT ANGELES — Olympic National Park’s new superintendent talked Monday about development of a new management plan that…
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Port Angeles: Governor to visit Thursday
Gov. Gary Locke will visit the North Olympic Peninsula on Thursday for about six hours as part of…
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Port Angeles: Dog park supporters submit proposal to city
PORT ANGELES — Supporters of establishing an off-leash dog park — where dogs can run free — submitted…
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Port Angeles: Juggling helping class of fifth-graders learn
PORT ANGELES — A fifth-grade class at Franklin Elementary School has taken hands-on learning to a new level.…
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Port Angeles: Lower Elwha re-elect chairman
Under the umbrella of new election rules that included eliminating geographic boundaries, the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe re-elected…
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110-year-old tells secrets to long life
SEQUIM — Eva Fridell says her secret to longevity is being herself and not always taking the advice…
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Olympic National Park: New superintendent on the job
PORT ANGELES — Olympic National Park’s new superintendent says he will work with the public to develop a…
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Joyce: Residents walk out of Crescent School Board meeting
JOYCE — Parents and community members blame the Crescent School District board for the district’s most recent maintenance…
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West End: New Forks High School principal selected
FORKS — Quillayute Valley School District officials have named Steven J. Quick as principal of Forks High School.…
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Joyce: Crescent school levy fails for second time this year
JOYCE — The Crescent School District has failed to get enough voter support to pass a replacement maintenance…
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Port Angeles: School athletes will have to pay to play
PORT ANGELES — Families of teenagers will have to ante up next year if they want their middle…
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Port Angeles: Students may have to pay to play
PORT ANGELES — Students in sports and other extracurricular activities could pay more than $100 to participate next…
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Port Angeles: “Cookie” cutters criticized . . . residents call on School Board to reinstate Kalfur
PORT ANGELES — Students, parents and other residents are calling on the School Board to rescind the district’s…
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Port Angeles: Choice principal post eliminated, but alternative high school to remain open
PORT ANGELES — School district officials have eliminated the principal position at Choice Community School, but say the…