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Sex trial of ex-pastor begins in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — The sex trial of a former pastor began before a judge Monday after the man…
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One final chance to save old Forks High School facade — if community wants to
FORKS — The 1920s-era Forks High School facade might not be in its twilight — at least not…
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Brinnon School second in state in ‘Fuel Up to Play’ competition
BRINNON — When Brinnon School District joined the Fuel Up to Play 60 program, the idea was to…
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Update: Public legally given time to raise money to save historic Forks High School facade
FORKS — School officials still hope that something can be done to save the facade at Forks High…
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Cougars and bears, oh my: Complaints skyrocket on Peninsula
A beekeeper living near Hooker and Olson roads west of Sequim is surprised to find two of his…
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Fundraisers set this morning, Saturday for Volunteers in Medicine of the Olympics
PORT ANGELES — Organizers of three events this week hope to raise $20,000 to help the clinic run…
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Forks board to choose construction bid for high school today
FORKS — The Quillayute Valley School Board is expected to award a contract today for the construction of…
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Forks to celebrate its logging heritage
FORKS — Visitors to Forks this weekend will be transported into the logging history of the town. With…
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Dog beds made, donated to Olympic Peninsula Humane Society
PORT ANGELES — When Michelle Hollowell was feeling down about her own troubles, she decided the only way…
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Eagles vote to sell lodge building for Border Patrol use
PORT ANGELES — The Eagles lodge building is on its way to new owners with a vote of…
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Grand opening set for new Port Angeles Walmart Supercenter
PORT ANGELES — The Walmart Supercenter in eastern Port Angeles will hold a grand opening celebration at 7:30…
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Man shot in nose by apparently stray bullet
SEQUIM — A Sequim-area man was hit in the nose by a bullet that apparently traveled a half…
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TV show wants to feature Port Angeles woman and her Foreign Accent Syndrome
PORT ANGELES — CindyLou Romberg is a little speechless when it comes to how much attention her mysteriously…
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Nominations sought for state public health awards
PORT ANGELES — An advisory committee to the state Board of Health wants to honor those who strive…
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Peninsula College president ‘flattered’ to be finalist for Florida post again
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College President Tom Keegan is one of five finalists for the presidency of Tallahassee…
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Olympic Peninsula Bike Adventure Sunday benefits region’s organizations
PORT ANGELES — Families and bike enthusiasts alike can enjoy an adventurous ride while helping local organizations on…
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Forks theater fire stirs memories like embers; cause of blaze likely to stay unknown
FORKS — The cause of the blaze that destroyed the old Olympic Theatre building in Forks is likely…
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Oktoberfest helps assisted living community provide ‘home, not institution’
PORT ANGELES — St. Andrew’s Place wants to toast the elders at the third annual Oktoberfest celebration Saturday.…
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Investigators seek cause of ‘suspicious’ fire that destroyed Forks landmark
FORKS — The old Olympic Theatre, once a thriving movie house which had stood empty for the past…
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The end of the line: Harbor-Works’ initial $1.3 million down to $168,588
PORT ANGELES — The Harbor-Works Development Authority will return at least $168,588 in public money once it is…