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Port Angeles Dixieland jazz festival future hazy
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce board has voted to no longer run the…
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PenPly electricians’ work gives hope for quick recovery
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula Plywood electricians worked overnight Saturday and the plant could be well on the road…
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Creating artwork from glass not as smooth as it looks
PORT ANGELES — Paul Labrie effortlessly spins the long metal bars with red-hot glass at the end at…
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Blown glass, metal sculpture gallery to open on Port Angeles waterfront
PORT ANGELES — A gallery filled with a mixture of metallic and glass art — and a studio…
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Port Angeles Schoool District plans to map strategy for next five years
PORT ANGELES — In light of a trend of declining funding, the Port Angeles School District needs to…
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First Beach a winner in Quileute photo contest
LAPUSH — Three images of First Beach took top honors out of more than 600 entries in a…
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Surprise oil spill drill sprung on Peninsula responders
Oil spill responders in Port Angeles and Neah Bay were put to the test Monday morning in a…
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Accused teen mom to receive psych evaluation
PORT ANGELES — Court proceedings for a teenager accused as an adult of drowning her newborn infant have…
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Port of Port Angeles OKs engineering contract for work at Black Ball Ferry Line terminal
PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles took the first step Monday in an eventual $9 million…
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Good weather to thank for big crowd at Irrigation Festival
SEQUIM — About 10,000 flocked to the Sequim Irrigation Festival this year, thanks to the good weather, said…
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Team to probe Port Angeles for the paranormal
PORT ANGELES — A group of paranormal investigators will hunt for signs of ghosts in some of Port…
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Visitor bureau takes pains to sell Peninsula to tourists
PORT ANGELES — The Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau will continue working to draw tourists, especially from Puget Sound,…
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West End residents on ‘Oprah’ for ‘Twilight’ special
FORKS — Anna Rose Counsell-Geyer, chairwoman of the Quileute tribe, and Forks resident Diane Winters were among the…
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Peninsula College to offer two new four-year degrees
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College will offer two new four-year degrees, one starting this summer and one beginning…
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Port Angeles Port Commissioner McEntire eyes Kessler’s seat
PORT ANGELES — Port of Port Angeles Commissioner Jim McEntire announced Tuesday that he will run for the…
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Project Lifesaver soon able to cover Clallam County
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office is expanding a program to help find those who have…
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Charles re-elected to tribal council; she’ll seek re-election as chairwoman of Lower Elwha Klallam tribe
PORT ANGELES — Frances Charles, chairwoman of the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe, was re-elected to her position on…
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Forks Logging and Mill Tours begin season Wednesday
FORKS — Tours featuring the West End’s roots in trees and the logging industry will kick off Wednesday…
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Port Angeles, Sequim, Blyn prepare for cruise ships
PORT ANGELES — Volunteers and business leaders want to ensure that cruise passengers disembarking in town later this…
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Police, firefighters cooperate to help those with heart attacks in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — An initiative putting defibrillators in police vehicles has already helped people suffering heart attacks. An…