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Peninsula conservation district board elections coming; candidate filing period remains open in Clallam

North Olympic Peninsula conservation district boards have scheduled elections in March. The candidate filing period for the Jefferson…

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SPORTS: Port Angeles hosts 2A wrestling sub-regionals; basketball teams gear up for playoffs

PORT ANGELES — The most grueling three weeks of the high school wrestling season begins this weekend when…

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SPORTS: Port Angeles boys and girls basketball teams sweep North Mason, prepare for Sequim

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles boys basketball team ripped North Mason and took over sole possession of…

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Chinese New Year celebration, doll show, other events highlight this weekend

Chinese New Year, heralding the beginning of the Year of the Rabbit’s wealth and happiness, will be marked…

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Special election ballot return rate at 34 % in Port Angeles, more than 30% in Forks

Thirty-four percent of the voters in the Port Angeles School District have returned ballots for Tuesday’s special election,…

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More than 43% of voters return ballots in Jefferson County

More than 43 percent of ballots mailed countywide in Tuesday’s special election had been returned as of Wednesday,…

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EcoFarm names Sequim organic farmer Nash a steward of sustainable agriculture

Nash Huber, owner of Nash’s Organic Produce in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley, has received a Steward of Sustainable Agriculture…

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SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team rips Olympic; Rangers shade Pirates in women’s basketball

PORT ANGELES — DeShaun Freeman powered his way inside for 25 points to lead the first-place Peninsula College…

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Clallam Transit meetings today

Clallam Transit will hold its next series of community meetings on proposed route changes today in Sequim. The…

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SPORTS: Clallam Bay rallies to nip Crescent on the road in boys basketball action; Port Angeles JV girls upset previously undefeated Neah Bay

JOYCE — The Clallam Bay boys basketball team rallied from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to inch past North…

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MV Coho’s maintenance hiatus extended three days; car-passenger ferry to Victoria back Feb. 11

The MV Coho’s two-week break for maintenance has been extended. Regular service between Port Angeles and Victoria will…

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Habitat for Humanity to reveal Quilcene expansion plans

QUILCENE — Habitat for Humanity of East Jefferson County will announce at a forum Thursday the boundaries of…

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SPORTS: Confusing boys and girls basketball district playoff seedings are explained

HOW CONFUSING ARE district playoff seedings? Sometimes athletic directors don’t even know how their own schools fit into…

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SPORTS: Port Townsend girls basketball team pounds North Mason; other prep reports

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend girls basketball team clinched a postseason berth Tuesday night with a 53-37…

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SPORTS: Jessica Madison breaks school scoring record as the Port Angeles girls basketball team rips North Kitsap

NORTH KITSAP — The Madison family has a new leading scorer. So too, does Port Angeles High School.…

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SPORTS: Port Angeles boys basketball smashes North Kitsap; Port Townsend boys come from behind to beat North Mason and stay alive for playoffs

PORT ANGELES — Ian Ward and Colin Wheeler combined for 41 points to spark the Port Angeles boys…

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Port Townsend Farmers Market named best in Washington state

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend Farmers Market, the largest west of Seattle, was recognized as the best…

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Historic Cliff Swain photo collection sold to unidentified buyer

PORT TOWNSEND — An unidentified buyer purchased a collection of historical photos that were collected by the late…

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Labor council spokesman to speak to Clallam County Democrats

SEQUIM — David Groves, Washington State Labor Council spokesman, will be the featured speaker at the Clallam County…

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Port Angeles city manager says he’s out of running for job in Texas

PORT ANGELES — City Manager Kent Myers announced today that he is no longer in the running for…