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Clallam: Kosovo youths seek help for U.S. educations

SEQUIM — Two young men who came from Kosovo to gain an education in the U. S. may…

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West End: Federal agency sets stage for Makah whaling to 2007

NEAH BAY — The National Marine Fisheries Service has begun a lengthy process that could lead to a…

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Mangrove Action Project celebrates 10th anniversary

PORT ANGELES — Children from around the world used crayons, pencils, paints and markers to produce a 15-month…

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Peninsula: College mulls possible state budget cutbacks

Peninsula College officials are trying to forecast how the $813 million decrease in state tax revenues will affect…

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Peninsula: – Tree farm, Olympic National Forest offer tree-cutting opportunities

The traditional start of the holiday season for many people begins when the family piles into the car…

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Clock ticking on Peninsula’s Christmas shopping season

The day after Thanksgiving in the United States is an undeclared holiday — shopping day. After a day…

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Port Angeles: Cindy Kelly holds on to upset win in school board bid

In an upset win, Cindy Kelly defeated incumbent Kevin Snyder by 50 votes in the race for the…

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Olympic National Park: Graves Creek Road section washed out in heavy rainfall

The early heavy rains are taking their toll on remote roads — some still unrepaired from past wet…

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Peninsula: Food banks gear up for busy season

Many residents on the North Olympic Peninsula depend on the generosity of others for one of the most…

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Sequim: Firm wins $2.34 million contract

SEQUIM — DelaBarre & Associates Inc. has been awarded a $2.34 million contract to continue providing support services…

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Market slump may force layoffs at KPLY plywood mill

PORT ANGELES — If market conditions don’t improve between now and Thanksgiving, 35 employees at KPLY Inc. could…

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Peninsula: Agency on Aging turns 25

The agency formed to help “aging” people, marks its 25th year this week. The Olympic Area Agency on…

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Port Angeles: School board awards contract to Colorado-based contractor

PORT ANGELES — A Colorado-based contractor who submitted the lowest bid to rebuild Jefferson Elementary School won the…

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Seven businesses to go into new $2.5 million complex

PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Peninsula’s newest shopping center will open next week with seven businesses. The…

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Clallam: Olympic Memorial Hospital celebrates 50 years of service

PORT ANGELES –Veterans, doctors, nurses, community members and elected officials gathered Thursday afternoon to remember and honor the…

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Clallam: New contract would benefit nurses

PORT ANGELES — Olympic Medical Center nurses could see their salaries increase by 5 percent as part of…

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Port Angeles: Funeral home donates services for Joyce girl killed in crash

JOYCE — A Port Angeles funeral home will donate its services to the family of a local girl…

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Port Angeles: Will Jefferson Elementary School bid go to Denver firm?

PORT ANGELES — School officials may decide next week whether a Denver contractor will rebuild Jefferson Elementary School.…

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Peninsula: Popular costumes reflect themes away from national tragedy

A North Olympic Peninsula woman has taken her love for Halloween and spun it into a new business.…

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Peninsula: Grants to pay for removing junk from Strait, Hood Canal

Scores of lost fishing nets, tangled in the murky underwater twilight off the Olympic Peninsula, continue to snag…