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Remember the old Hood Canal Bridge? Its future’s on Vancouver Island
Parts of the old eastern half of the Hood Canal Bridge are headed for possible use in a…
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Man who held police at 7-hour standoff now held on $5,000 bail
PORT ANGELES — A Clallam County Superior Court judge has set bail at $5,000 bail for a Port…
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BREAKING NEWS: West End motel burns
. A landmark motel on U.S. Highway 101 between Port Angeles and Lake Sutherland burned late Saturday night.…
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URGENT (updated): Tsunami advisory on Pacific coast canceled
. A tsunami advisory for coastal areas of the Olympic Peninsula has been canceled. Latest details and photos…
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Nominate your JEFFERSON COUNTY hero
Now is the time to nominate your local hero. We are looking for people who make a difference…
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Hurricane Ridge Road reopens today
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK —Hurricane Ridge Road reopened at about 1 p.m. today, after having been shut down since…
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Haiti relief, other benefits, set this weekend
Haitian relief and other worthy causes are among the benefits offered on the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend.…
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SPORTS: Neah Bay girls stay alive in Class 1B state tournament while boys lose heartbreaker
YAKIMA — The Neah Bay boys basketball team lost a heartbreaker to get eliminated from the Class 1B…
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Clallam County special elections certified
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County’s three special elections were signed, sealed and delivered on Wednesday as the Auditor’s…
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Brinnon school levy certified
PORT TOWNSEND — It’s official: Brinnon School District’s replacement levy passed overwhelmingly in a Feb. 9 election. The…
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Hernandez first law enforcement head from Jefferson County to chair OPNET
Jefferson County Sheriff Tony Hernandez is the 2010 chairman of the multijurisdictional Olympic Peninsula Narcotics Enforcement Team. Sequim…
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SPORTS: Neah Bay boys and girls basketball teams lose in first round at state 1B tourney; Port Townsend boys lose tri-district game
YAKIMA — Both the Neah Bay boys and girls basketball teams had a rough time in the first…
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6th-grade music students learn about giving, doing right thing through Haitian relief project
PORT ANGELES — It wasn’t making music, but the result was just as sweet. Roosevelt Elementary School’s sixth-grade…
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YMCA withdraws pool management proposal
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Family YMCA board voted today to withdraw its proposal to manage the…
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Clallam tax bills a little late this year
If you own property in Clallam County and think your 2010 property tax statements are a little late…
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SPORTS: Capital beats Port Angeles in a girls basketball bi-district seeding game; other prep reports
OLYMPIA — The Port Angeles girls basketball team played three solid quarters in its sub-district seeding game against…
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Barge with dredge sinks near LaPush
LAPUSH — The Coast Guard rescued the crew of a dredge taking on water on the Quillayute River…
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Fire damages Sequim home; owner staying with friends for now
SEQUIM — A fire in the bedroom of a home on Lewis Road west of Sequim on Saturday…
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Peninsula College president to interview for Florida job in March
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College President Tom Keegan will interview for the top job at St. Petersburg College…
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Rotarians enjoy good weather; Port Angeles businesses bask in delegates’ presence
PORT ANGELES — About 420 Rotarians flooded Port Angeles this weekend, exploring the downtown and giving a bump…