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Potlatch brings cultures together, offers a message
PORT ANGELES — Dancing, food, good cheer and a bounty of gifts overflowed the Lower Elwha Klallam tribal…
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Passport to Health fair a look at alternative practices
PORT ANGELES — Want a free massage? How about some free lessons on health? If that sounds like…
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Alternative health providers offer fair, show Saturday
PORT ANGELES — One group of Port Angeles health professionals want to hand out passports — but these…
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Crewman dies when boat capsizes off LaPush
LaPUSH — A 71-year-old man died while two other men survived after their boat capsized in choppy seas…
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No recall appeal in Forks
FORKS — It’s over. The group that wanted to recall Forks Mayor Nedra Reed hasn’t filed an appeal…
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Man saved by dog as fire destroys garage, cars
JOYCE — A man has his dog to thank for saving his life. The man, unidentified by fire…
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Ceremony to honor police officers slain on duty
PORT ANGELES — Blue ribbons adorn light and sign poles in downtown Port Angeles in honor of National…
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‘Presidents’ of yesterday visit Peninsula of today
PORT ANGELES — A somewhat perplexed President George Washington contemplated the name of the state. “I remember it…
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Drug unit named Agency of the Year
PORT ANGELES — Cooperation was a key factor in the naming of the Olympic Peninsula Narcotics Enforcement Team…
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PA schools cut budget; keep all-day kindergarten
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School Board slashed more than $500,000 from the 2008-2009 budget, but retained…
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PA school officials tell why they’d forgo pay raises
PORT ANGELES — Administrators who volunteered to give up incremental pay increases just wanted to do what they…
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Fire destroys Port Angeles mobile home
PORT ANGELES — A fire Sunday night destroyed a singlewide trailer which was home to a Port Angeles…
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PA chamber’s first jazz festival ends on high note
PORT ANGELES — The weekend was filled with jiving to traditional jazz music throughout Port Angeles. The ninth…
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PA school leaders offer up pay raises to aid district
PORT ANGELES — Twenty-one Port Angeles School District administrators have asked the School Board to forgo their incremental…
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Rainfest to celebrate art, Forks community
FORKS — In a town that measures annual rainfall by the foot instead of the inch, what better…
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Real Peninsula resident appears in faux Forks movie
PORT ANGELES — If you think you recognize a person in the background of scenes in “Twilight,” —…
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New superintendent for Olympic National Park noted for work amid controversy in Florida
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — The top administrator of a federal preserve of cypress-laden wetlands in southern Florida will…
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Business partnerships seen as necessary to boost Hurricane Ridge winter use
PORT ANGELES — Business and government entities in the Port Angeles area need to focus on outdoor winter…
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Hurricane Ridge Road work to begin today
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Heavy equipment will begin moving up Hurricane Ridge Road today as Lakeside Industries workers…
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Run Kyna, run! Humane Society to help dog with bad leg
PORT ANGELES — Playing fetch, German shepherd Kyna hardly seems to notice that she’s running on three legs.…