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Clallam: County GOP elects new leadership
Donna Buck, wife of state Rep. Jim Buck, was elected Tuesday as chairman of the Clallam County Republican…
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Port Angeles: Fairview School to remain much the same if Monroe closes, board votes
The Port Angeles School District board voted 4-1 Monday night to recommend that Fairview Elementary School remain a…
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Port Townsend: Old fire bell receives state kudo
The Port Townsend fire bell tower restoration project has been honored by a state historical organization. City Manager…
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Clallam Transit launches new and modified service today
Clallam Transit today launches new bus service that transit officials say are designed to reduce or cut unproductive…
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First BirdFest on North Olympic Peninsula this weekend
Visiting the area’s best birding sites is the number one priority for the Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society’s first…
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Sequim: Public hearing tonight on possible school cutbacks
The Sequim School District board will hold a public hearing tonight to discuss possible program cuts in the…
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Forks: Scholarship auction busy over weekend
FORKS — Organizers of the 41st annual Quillayute Valley Scholarship Auction wrapped up the event Sunday night with…
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Port Townsend: Final day of Victorian Days today
PORT TOWNSEND — The past has met the present this weekend as riffraff, sailors, statesmen and women in…
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Sequim: Eva Fridell, 110, believed to be oldest person in Washington state, dies
SEQUIM — Eva Fridell, who lived her life with humor and a fierce independence, died Saturday afternoon in…
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Port Angeles: The man who wasn’t there
PORT ANGELES — Dr. Robert Witham was the subject of almost three hours of discussion during the Olympic…
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Clallam: Business incubator gets $1 million
The state has awarded $1 million to finish the Clallam Business Incubator at the Lincoln Center at Eighth…
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Forks: Auction to aid students set for weekend
Thousands of donated items will be auctioned off this weekend to raise money for about 85 Forks High…
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Port Angeles: Up to 300 pounds of pot seized; Canadian arrested
PORT ANGELES — Acting on a citizen’s tip, authorities on Thursday morning arrested a Canadian man east of…
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Clallam: Graving yard pact due today
State, federal and Lower Elwha Klallam tribal officials plan to sign an agreement today that leads to fully…
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Jefferson: Jail escapee still being sought
An 18-year-old jail inmate who walked away from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office last week was still at…
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Sequim: School Board takes suggestions tonight
The Sequim School District, which includes Gardiner, will take public comment tonight regarding its use of funds available…
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Port Townsend: High school students pitching in for Main Street
PORT TOWNSEND — A group of high school students is teaming up with Main Street to leave a…
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Joyce: Second round of vote-counting set today
Clallam County elections officials will count 87 ballots today in the Crescent School District’s bid for a four-year,…
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Sports: Peninsula teams find state quarterfinals tough going
Port Townsend, Port Angeles and Forks all lost state quarterfinal basketball games Thursday. The Port Townsend girls lost…
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Peninsula Spotlight: Victorian Festival slated March 18-21
Take a step back in time March 18-21, 2004 as Port Townsend is transported back to its Victorian…
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