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Controlled burn approved near Clallam Bay

CLALLAM BAY — If you see a column of smoke near Clallam Bay today, it’s likely from a…

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SPORTS: Wilder Baseball’s bats go quiet

PORT ANGELES — Wilder Baseball, an elite team of 16- to 18-year-old players from the North Olympic and…

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Special Olympics torch to wend its way across North Peninsula

North Olympic Peninsula law enforcement will carry the torch for Special Olympics on Wednesday. Each year, officers from…

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Take a guided hike through world’s largest trees

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A free guided hike to see six of the world’s largest trees is planned…

Career Technical Education Director Lisa Joslin

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Port Angeles business students honored

PORT ANGELES — Student awards and graduation honors, 147 awards in all, were presented last week at the…

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Students put spelling skills to test at bee

PORT ANGELES — Michael Roggenbuck, fifth-grade student at Roosevelt Elementary, placed first in the annual bee with the…

Bill Baccus will give a talk Thursday at Peninsula College.

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Park scientist to speak about glacier research

PORT ANGELES — Bill Baccus, a physical scientist at Olympic National Park, will talk about “Olympic Glaciers: Past,…

Port Angeles kayak explorer paddles from Scotland to North Atlantic island

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Port Angeles kayak explorer paddles from Scotland to North Atlantic island

Port Angeles adventurer and author Chris Duff today finished a key leg of his goal to row from…

An American flag marks a grave at Ocean View Cemetery in Port Angeles. Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News

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Memorial Day observances set across Peninsula

Memorial Day observances, honoring the men and woman who died while serving in the U.S. armed forces, are…

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Conservation District topic of First Friday

PORT TOWNSEND — Al Latham, retired manager of the Jefferson County Conservation District, will be the speaker at…

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Port Townsend, Main Street wins state award

SEATTLE — The city of Port Townsend and the Port Townsend Main Street Program’s Civic District Revitalization Project…

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SPORTS: Sequim softball program building a dynasty

SEQUIM — Don’t expect the Sequim Wolves softball team to go away any time soon. The second act…

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SPORTS: Crescent boys track and field team misses state title by two points

JOYCE — Valley Christian of Spokane nipped Crescent by two points to win the 1B boys track and…

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SPORTS: Annual baseball and softball all-star games slated Monday

BREMERTON — Top area high school senior baseball and best overall softball players compete at the annual all-star…

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Sheep-herding at Shepherd’s Festival today

AGNEW — Dogs will be herding sheep at the annual Shepherd’s Festival today (Monday). The free festival will…

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Sheep-herding at Shepherd’s Festival on Monday

AGNEW — Dogs will be herding sheep at the annual Shepherd’s Festival on Monday. The free festival will…

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Staffers at Clallam Bay Corrections Center honored with state awards

OLYMPIA — The state Department of Corrections honored Clallam Bay Corrections Center employees with the department’s annual Agency…

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Workshop planned June 6 in Port Angeles on how to energize downtown areas

PORT ANGELES — A “Highway 101 Revisited: Investing in Downtowns for Increased Health and Prosperity on the Olympic…

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SPORTS: Braithwaite leaps to 2A state long jump title; Crescent boys have outstanding 1B meet

TACOMA — Port Angeles’ Cameron Braithwaite concludes his high school career as a state champion. In his third…

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SPORTS: Sequim softball team captures fourth place at 2A state

SELAH — While West Valley of Spokane ruined Sequim’s dream of a 2A softball state championship repeat, the…