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A congressional seat worth millions? Candidates conducting mega-campaigns for 6th District seat

Republican Bill Driscoll of Tacoma raised $1.57 million through mid-July in his quest to fill the 6th Congressional…

Port of Port Angeles facilities maintenance worker Bob Beaudette locks the gate to the former PenPly plywood mill

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Laborious process of PenPly site cleanup begins Monday; will it drag like the Rayonier mill effort?

PORT ANGELES — The impending environmental cleanup of the former Peninsula Plywood mill site will be discussed at…

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Sequim’s newest big box might not be a Fred Meyer store

SEQUIM — A Bellevue developer continues to be interested in building a 165,000-square-foot store at the corner of…

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Sequim’s newest big box might not be a Fred Meyer store

SEQUIM — A Bellevue developer continues to be interested in building a 165,000-square-foot store at the corner of…

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Entire lawsuit dismissed by judge in Olympic National Park mountain goat death

TACOMA — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a widow who sued the U.S. government…

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Lawsuit against Olympic National Park over death from mountain goat dismissed

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by the widow of a Port Angeles man who was killed…

People pack the Sequim Transit Center Monday to sound off to the Olympic Region Clean Air Agency about the planned biomass plants in Port Angeles and Port Townsend. Paul Gottlieb/Peninsula Daily News

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Biomass meet in Sequim draws a crowd of protesters

SEQUIM — A plan to place four temporary air-quality monitors in Port Angeles and Sequim in 2013 and…

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Marine Drive crossing project may face delay

PORT ANGELES — City Manager Dan McKeen will recommend today that the City Council delay conducting a $22,700…

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Congressional candidates face off in Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES — With the electoral clock ticking, 6th Congressional District candidates Derek Kilmer and Bill Driscoll sparred…

A biomass-fueled cogeneration plant takes shape at the Nippon Paper Industries USA mill at the base of Ediz Hook in Port Angeles. The cone-shaped building at the left is the fuel storage facility. To the right of that building are the first four stories of the steel skeleton that will be the 110-foot boiler. -- Photo by Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News

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New Nippon Paper construction changing Port Angeles’ skyline

PORT ANGELES — New buildings, destined to be among the tallest structures in town, are slowly filling the…

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Clallam Public Utility District candidate’s spouse files complaint

PORT ANGELES — The husband of a candidate for Clallam County Public Utility District commissioner has filed a…

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U.S. representative’s cyber-attack warning doesn’t daunt Port Angeles on Wi-Fi

PORT ANGELES — U.S. Rep. Norm Dicks’ warning that the U.S. is vulnerable to a cyber attack left…

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Clallam County commissioner hopefuls debate on party politics

PORT ANGELES — Incumbent Clallam County Commissioner Mike Chapman and his general election challenger, Maggie Roth, focused on…

The buildings and smokestack of the old Peninsula Plywood mill in Port Angeles will start coming down in November. Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News

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PenPly mill demolition to start next month

PORT ANGELES — Equipment and workers will begin arriving in mid-November to tear down the shuttered Peninsula Plywood…

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Harbor cleanup study could add to Port Angeles rate hike

PORT ANGELES — A proposed $5.75 monthly hike in wastewater rates for a city harbor sediment cleanup study…

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ORCAA recommends four air-quality monitors

SEQUIM — Fran McNair, the director of the Olympic Region Clean Air Agency, is recommending that four temporary…

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Port Angeles council OKs healthy food, beverage proposal

PORT ANGELES — A healthy food and beverage policy that is a stronger version of the original proposal…

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‘Move-to-evade’ fine approved by Port Angeles panel

PORT ANGELES — The City Council has approved “move to evade” ordinance amendments to deter drivers from clogging…

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Leg bone unconnected to cold case

PORT ANGELES — An adult leg bone found in the sediment of newly drained Lake Aldwell on May…

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Port Angeles council hears about Wild Olympics proposal

PORT ANGELES — The City Council will consider taking a stand on congressional legislation that would designate 14…