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Commuting? Got a schedule to keep? Hood Canal Bridge test closings to continue

SHINE — The pain continues for drivers on the Hood Canal Bridge — especially those who commute or…

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The missing $500,000: Treasurer’s cashier allegedly confessed to theft, county officials say

PORT ANGELES ­– Eight months ago, when the Clallam County Treasurer’s Office discovered public funds were missing, then-cashier…

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How $500,000 in Clallam County money was stolen over five years

PORT ANGELES — How does a Clallam County employee steal more than $500,000 in public money over five…

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$500,000 stolen from Treasurer’s Office over five years, Clallam officials announce

PORT ANGELES — More than $500,000 has been stolen from the Clallam County Treasurer’s Office dating back to…

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Amount of money missing from Clallam County Treasurer’s Office: $500,000

PORT ANGELES — A seven-month state investigation of Clallam County Treasurer’s Office records has concluded that $500,000 is…

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Census count will affect federal funding, congressional clout for Peninsula

Editor’s Note: This is the last of a two-part series on the census. The first part was published…

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Census jobs available for hundreds of Peninsula residents; they start at $13.25 an hour

EDITOR’S NOTE:This is the first of a two-part series on the 2010 census. . Hundreds of people in…

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Clallam Conservation District election prompts change in eligibility rules

PORT ANGELES — Vague candidate eligibility rules that surfaced during Clallam Conservation District’s sharply disputed election last year…

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Clallam embezzlement probe nears completion

PORT ANGELES ­– After seven months, a state investigation into the embezzlement of at least $1,500 in public…

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Former Marine saved by Medal of Honor recipient from Sequim dies

Harry A. Pearce Jr., a World War II Marine whose life was saved by Sequim High School graduate…

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MV Coho to celebrate golden anniversary

PORT ANGELES — The MV Coho celebrates its golden anniversary on Tuesday after plying more than two million…

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Appellate court says Sequim teen has no right to stay in school past age 17

SEQUIM — The state Court of Appeals has ruled against Sequim resident Stuart McColl, who had asserted that…

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Test results could say today if Port Angeles beach safe to use after sewage station damaged

PORT ANGELES ­– Test results are expected to reveal today if the water at Hollywood Beach and Valley…

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Doors closed on archaeological dogs sniffing for Native American remains on Port Angeles waterfront

PORT ANGELES ­– Four specially trained dogs were barred from major portions of the waterfront when they recently…

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Bad economy endangers 18-lot subdivision in Sequim, developer says

SEQUIM — Everett developer Gary Krumwiede has one more chance to begin construction on an 18-lot plat of…

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Developer files suit over Sequim’s impact fees

SEQUIM — Developer Ed Sumpter has a $151,540 problem with the Sequim City Council. Sumpter filed suit Monday…

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Looking back a decade, key players in terrorism arrest in Port Angeles say they were just doing their jobs

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second of a two-part series marking the 10th anniversary of the arrest of…

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A decade ago: A terrorist is captured in Port Angeles

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of a two-part series marking the a 10th anniversary of the arrest…

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Neah Bay tug called to aid chemical tanker ship

NEAH BAY — The emergency response tug Hunter set out earlier this week to help a stalled, 500-foot…

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Dogs to look for archaeological remains on Port Angeles waterfront; demonstration slated today

PORT ANGELES — Four furry, four-legged forensics experts will begin sniffing around the Port Angeles waterfront today, seeking…