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BUSINESS BRIEFS: Three wineries medal in Oregon competition . . . and other items
Three North Olympic Peninsula wineries claimed medals at the Great Northwest Wine Competition held recently in Hood River,…
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EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings
■ Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce — Weekly luncheon meetings are held Mondays at noon at the Port…
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NEWS BRIEFS: Reading of book on Ozette village to be given Tuesday in Neah Bay . . . and other items
NEAH BAY — A free reading of Ozette: Excavating a Makah Whaling Village, a new book by Ruth…
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Free poetry workshop slated at Port Angeles Library
PORT ANGELES — Writers of all ages and levels — including beginners — have a chance to work…
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20-year-old Port Angeles man faces June 1 trial on various charges
PORT ANGELES — Ordez Eugene Kompkoff, who faces a June 1 trial in Clallam County Superior Court, pleaded…
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2nd UPDATE — Coast Guard rescues three kayakers near Dungeness Spit
DUNGENESS — A Coast Guard helicopter crew from Port Angeles lifted a 50-year-old kayaker, a Coast Guard boat…
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State Senate capital budget proposes millions in funding for Peninsula projects — with impacts from Forks to Port Townsend
OLYMPIA — Projects ranging from a new health and early learning center at Peninsula College to improvements at…
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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: Peninsula College’s Alison Crumb selected Northwest Athletic Conference Coach of the Year
PORT ANGELES – Peninsula College’s Alison Crumb has been named Northwest Athletic Conference Women’s Basketball Coach of the…
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WEEKEND: Whole array of things to do, see . . . in brief
A community cleanup, a plowdown and a lecture on mushrooms are among the attractions on the North Olympic…
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WEEKEND: Night of poetry in Port Townsend on Saturday
Peninsula Daily News PORT TOWNSEND — To celebrate the National Poetry Month of April, the Writers’ Workshoppe and…
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Museum exhibit opening Saturday in Port Angeles looks at local Coast Guard history
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Historical Society will celebrate the grand opening of a new exhibit, “U.S.…
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WEEKEND: Kings of Mongrel Folk, Colonels of Corn to perform in Port Townsend on Saturday
PORT TOWNSEND — The Kings of Mongrel Folk, aka Orville Johnson and Mark Graham, plus the Colonels of…
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WEEKEND: History Tales event in Port Angeles to feature memories of West End on Sunday
PORT ANGELES — Adria Fuhrman, lifetime resident of Forks, will lead a talk about West End memories during…
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WEEKEND: Handbell choir will ring in sacred music Saturday in Port Townsend, Sunday in Sequim
The Tommy’s Tinklers Youth Handbell Choir of Moscow, Idaho, has two North Olympic Peninsula performances on its April…
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State Department of Natural Resources buys 1,720 acres along Queets River from The Nature Conservancy
QUEETS — The state Department of Natural Resources has purchased 1,720 acres of forest north of the Quinault…
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Plan would reopen fishing for flatfish in Hood Canal
PORT TOWNSEND — Flatfish have recovered enough in Hood Canal that the state Department of Fish and Wildlife…
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New director joins Olympic Natural Resources Center in Forks
FORKS — The Olympic Natural Resources Center in Forks has a new director. Bernard Bormann replaced Professor Emeritus…
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WEEKEND: Night of poetry in Port Townsend on Saturday
Peninsula Daily News PORT TOWNSEND — To celebrate the National Poetry Month of April, the Writers’ Workshoppe and…
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State Department of Natural Resources buys 1,720 acres along Queets River from The Nature Conservancy
QUEETS — The state Department of Natural Resources has purchased 1,720 acres of forest north of the Quinault…
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NEWS BRIEFS: Sequim Civic Center plaza pavers deadline set for April 17 . . . and other events and reports you need to know
SEQUIM — The deadline is April 17 to buy an engraved commemorative brick paver for the community plaza…
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