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Hundreds of canines expected to compete in Hurricane Ridge Kennel Club show
SEQUIM — Hurricane Ridge Kennel Club officials expect several hundred dogs to participate in the club’s 14th annual…
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Sprint boat race track organizer get Corps clearance; city permit next on list
PORT ANGELES — After a year of working with the Army Corps of Engineers, and more than $40,000…
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Mother, son reunite after 64 years in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — A 17-year-old Port Angeles girl in 1946 gave birth to a baby boy in San…
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Attitudes help growth, panel tells Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce
PORT ANGELES — Positive attitudes and lightening up on bureaucracy are the keys to growth, three panelists told…
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2 dead in murder-suicide shooting in Forks
FORKS — Two children slept in their home until a voice from an amplified bullhorn outside awakened them.…
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Update: Couple dead in apparent Forks murder-suicide identified
FORKS — A Forks couple found dead in an apparent murder-suicide this morning were identified tonight as James…
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Supporters, opponents respond to Rayonier letter nixing mill site sale
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the last in a two-part series. The first article appeared Sunday and can be…
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Beach sculptures part of Arts in Action weekend at City Pier in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — The sand sculptures on Hollywood Beach this weekend are something out of another dimension. The…
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Sand carving, shopping open Arts in Action today
PORT ANGELES — Shopping and sand carving today will start off the Arts in Action festivities, which culminate…
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Clallam community development candidates talk about regulations, attitude
PORT ANGELES — A fine line between “rubber-stamps” versus regulations that are too stringent was discussed at a…
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Trial of man accused of shooting sheriff’s deputy opens
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County Sheriff’s Deputy Bill Cortani was taken by surprise when an arrest on investigation…
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Forward thinking urged for growth by business panel
PORT ANGELES — For the North Olympic Peninsula to experience growth, local leaders will have to start inviting…
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Slow traffic on U.S. Highway 101 part of Lavender Festival success
SEQUIM — Traffic backups slowed visitors arriving to last weekend’s Sequim Lavender Festival, but there were no reported…
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New Forks resident Twidentifies with famous face of ‘Edward’
FORKS — Fans around Forks might begin to have more “Edward sightings” because of the town’s newest resident.…
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‘But I just keep going’: Sequim woman celebrates her 105th birthday
SEQUIM — One thing you shouldn’t expect Helen Marie Simons Gamroth to do is try to break a…
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Sequim Lavender Festival one of best yet, organizers say
SEQUIM — The so-called “blue hole” was looking rather purple over the weekend. Sequim was all about the…
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Billy Black actor talks of role on eve of visiting LaPush
LAPUSH — On film, Gil Birmingham, who portrays the “Twilight” saga’s Billy Black, has been a village leader…
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Third memorial set Monday for fallen Coast Guardsmen
LAPUSH — A third memorial will be held Monday for the three members of the Coast Guard who…
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Quileute Days this weekend in LaPush
LAPUSH — The annual three-day Quileute Days, which begins today, will focus on tribal culture, history and stories.…
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Actor who portrays ‘Twilight’s’ fictional tribal chief to attend Quileute festival
LAPUSH — Gil Birmingham, who plays the fictional Quileute tribal chief Billy Black in the “Twilight” saga, will…