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Port Angeles: Federal official tells state, tribe to talk some more over graving yard archeological dig

PORT ANGELES — The seven-month-old agreement between the state and Lower Elwha Klallam tribe over archeology at the…

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OlyCAP gives a – “hand-up,” not a handout, to Peninsula residents

For four decades, Olympic Community Action Programs — better known as OlyCAP — has provided a wide array…

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Where to find the Thanksgiving spirit on the North Olympic Peninsula

PENINSULA DAILY NEWS Several community meals are planned across the North Olympic Peninsula today to share fully the…

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Sequim: “Difficult decisions” may lie ahead on Hood Canal Bridge project

SEQUIM — The state Department of Transportation is ready to make “difficult decisions” on the future of the…

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Tribe, Transportation consider outcomes of pending federal graving yard decision — might project move out of Port Angeles?

Lower Elwha Klallam and state Department of Transportation leaders are preparing for the unknown as officials from the…

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Peninsula tribes work together to produce canned seafood

LAPUSH — When the Quileute tribe decided to begin selling canned salmon, it turned to the Lower Elwha…

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Federal officials to make decision on graving yard archeology dispute by Thanksgiving

PORT ANGELES — Federal Highway Administration officials say they should make their decision Wednesday about how much longer…

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Port Angeles: School Board figuring out just how much of a tax levy to ask for

PORT ANGELES — As the ballot deadline to announce the amount and tax collection rate of a proposed…

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Cedar burial boxes handmade for Klallam ancestors

The smell of cedar and the buzz of an electric saw can be heard throughout the day —…

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Tools especially crafted to help tribal members, archaeologists at graving yard site

PORT ANGELES — When Lower Elwha Klallam tribal workers at the graving yard site needed special tools to…

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Port Angeles: Graving yard, archeological dig mired in delay while federal decision awaited

PORT ANGELES — Tribal and state officials continue to wait for federal officials to decide how much longer…

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Port Angeles: Old Chinese coins found with headless remains at graving yard

Coins that could be more than 300 years old have been unearthed from the graving yard site in…

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Newlyweds’ idea for phone cards instead of gifts strikes a national heartstring

PORT ANGELES — A pair of newlyweds say they are astounded to receive national media attention from their…

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Clallam County officials preparing to buzzcut for United Way

For the three Clallam County commissioners and the top county administrator, it could be the kindest cut of…

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Joyce: Waldrip appointed to Crescent School Board

JOYCE — Crescent School Board officials have appointed Sue Waldrip to fill a vacancy on the five-member board.…

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Literacy Day events planned in Port Angeles, Sequim

Members of the Clallam County Literacy Council are hosting reading contests and parties in Port Angeles and Sequim…

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Buck in tight race with challenger Van De Wege

Incumbent state Rep. Jim Buck, R-Joyce, maintained a slight lead over his Democratic challenger, Kevin Van De Wege…

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U.S. to decide dispute between state transportation agency, Lower Elwha tribe over graving yard

PORT ANGELES –Federal officials could decide in the next few weeks how much longer archaeological excavation at the…

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Downtown PA, PT trick or treating and other haunted happenings

From Port Townsend to Forks, kids and adults can celebrate Halloween this weekend with trick-or-treating, pumpkin carving contests,…

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Port Angeles: Multicultural Task Force takes stock of city’s status in past year

PORT ANGELES — Members of the city’s Community Multicultural Task Force say although no hate crimes have been…