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NEWS BRIEFS — Tidepools contest opens for stories and photos . . . and other items
Tidepools contest PORT ANGELES — The editors and staff of Tidepools magazine have begun their annual contest to…
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FYI for Peninsula anglers — Central Washington University student sets state record with 39.2-pound tuna
OLYMPIA — A Central Washington University student set a new state record by catching a 39.2-pound bluefin tuna…
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Health advisory issued after sewage spills in stream flowing into Port Ludlow Bay
PORT LUDLOW — The Jefferson County Health Department is warning people to stay out of Port Ludlow Bay…
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Port Hadlock woman sent to hospital after single-car wreck
PORT TOWNSEND — A single-car wreck sent a 60-year-old Port Hadlock woman to a Bremerton hospital earlier this…
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AND . . . YOU HAVE until 4 p.m. today (Wednesday) to grab a bargain from THE MONEY…
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$4,000 grant to encourage girls in math, sciences
PORT TOWNSEND — Girls in junior and senior high school now have the opportunity to work together this…
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Peninsula College to offer 2-year online criminal justice degree
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College will offer a two-year criminal justice degree online beginning in the winter quarter.…
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Where free meals can be found on North Olympic Peninsula today and Thanksgiving Day
“Today” signifies Wednesday, Nov. 26; Thanksgiving Day is Thursday, Nov. 27. Free community meals on the eve of…
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Volunteers start to add ornaments, glitter to Port Angeles’ Festival of Trees; 1977 Mustang one of the gifts awaiting tree auction
PORT ANGELES — Volunteers on Tuesday began decorating 61 trees, one of which carries a premium of a…
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Joblessness inches up on North Olympic Peninsula
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Peninsula shed 340 leisure and hospitality jobs in October as unemployment moved…
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New flea market opens in Port Angeles on Friday, seeks more vendors
PORT ANGELES — A holiday flea market opens Friday in the downtown building that had housed Maurices, the…
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BUSINESS BRIEF — Home Depot workshop set Saturday in Sequim
SEQUIM — The Home Depot, 1145 W. Washington St., is hosting a free workshop from 9 a.m. to…
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PDN speakers available to address clubs, organizations and other gatherings
PORT ANGELES — Representatives of the Peninsula Daily News are available to speak to clubs, organizations and at…
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SPORTS BRIEFLY: Swimmers qualify for championship meet
UNIVERSITY PLACE — Port Angeles Swim Club members recently placed ninth out of 21 teams at an age-group…
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Coast Guard searches for overdue crabber near Anacortes
ANACORTES — Coast Guard crews were searching Tuesday for an overdue crabber last seen near Anacortes. Missing is…
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Take advantage of The Money Tree in today’s PDN!
AND . . . GRAB A bargain from THE MONEY TREE . . . in today’s print (and…
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Where free meals can be found on North Olympic Peninsula on Wednesday and Thanksgiving Day
Thanksgiving Day is Thursday, Nov. 27. Free community meals on the eve of Thanksgiving will be offered Wednesday…
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Logger killed in accident identified
FORKS — Nicholas Rodriguez, 25, of Forks, was identified this afternoon by a state Department Labor and Industries…
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Writers on Spit group to hold reading Friday in Sequim
SEQUIM — Writers on the Spit, the group hosting readings every month at Rainshadow Coffee Roasting Co., invites…
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Sequim teachers receive grants totaling $8,900 from foundation
SEQUIM — Sequim Education Foundation has funded teacher grants totaling $8,900.34. The fall grant awards were announced at…
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