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‘Cheer’ for Sequim by voting online

SEQUIM — The city of Sequim is urging all to cheer for Sequim. Reader’s Digest magazine is running…

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SPORTS: Port Townsend sweeps archrival Chimacum in boys and girls basketball; other prep reports

CHIMACUM –Experience won out over youth as the young Chimacum girls basketball team battled veteran archrival Port Townsend…

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Environmental groups appeal Port Angeles paper mill’s biomass project to state

PORT ANGELES — Six environmental groups have appealed a permit for Nippon Paper Industries USA’s biomass energy project…

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SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team pounds Olympic; Port Townsend and Sequim boys both win and other prep reports

PORT ANGELES — Jessica Madison scorched the nets for 30 points and the Port Angeles girls basketball team…

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SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s basketball team shocks No. 2-ranked Whatcom 83-75

PORT ANGELES — DeShaun Freeman had four monster dunks to spark the Peninsula College men’s basketball team to…

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Actors who visited LaPush among celebs slated at ‘Twilight’ convention in Seattle

SEATTLE — The Forks phenomenon Twilight will be the focus of a fan convention in Seattle this weekend.…

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Organizers preparing for homeless counts in Clallam, Jefferson counties

Homeless providers and community volunteers will spread out across both Clallam and Jefferson counties later this month to…

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Hurricane Ridge open, no park fee on Martin Luther King Jr. Day

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — All facilities are open today at Hurricane Ridge, while entrance fees are waived for…

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Peninsula volunteers offering service in Dr. King’s memory

Volunteers across the North Olympic Peninsula are doing good for others in service dedicated to the memory of…

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Mudslide removal on Highway 112 to begin; one-lane access to Neah Bay established

NEAH BAY — Contractors spent Sunday transporting equipment and staging it for the removal of 300 to 400…

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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Peninsula College men win in Seattle

SEATTLE ­– Baskets were hard to come by for the Peninsula College men’s basketball team Saturday. Thanks to…

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PREP BASKETBALL: Forks boys fall to Hoquiam

HOQUIAM — A disastrous third quarter spelled doom for the Forks boys basketball team in its 60-41 loss…

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PREP SPORTS: Port Angeles, Sequim, Port Townsend, Forks wrestlers at Island Invitational

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND — The Port Angeles wrestling team capped a busy weekend by taking third place out of…

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SARC recreation center elects chairwoman; no fee hikes planned this year

SEQUIM — Susan Sorensen, who has served on the Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center board since 2002, has been…

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Activities after Dr. King Day, too

Events commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. Day are planned Tuesday and next week. Left.Pol, a Port Angeles political…

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Monday holiday activities both work, play

Both work and play are planned on the North Olympic Peninsula this holiday weekend. Monday’s holiday commemorating civil…

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BREAKING NEWS: Highway 112 blocked indefinitely between Sekiu and Neah Bay

SEKIU — The state highway to Neah Bay remains blocked today because of a large landslide about 4…

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Empty Bowls to fill food bank in Sequim

SEQUIM — A display of 91 empty bowls, plus two kinds of hearty soup, have started up a…

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SPORTS: Port Angeles and Sequim boys swimming teams pick up wins; Port Townsend and Quilcene boys basketball squads earn victories

SILVERDALE — Tyler Burke won two events to spark the Port Angeles boys swimming team to an Olympic…

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PREP BASKETBALL: Clallam Bay hangs on to beat Crescent 57-52

JOYCE — Jacob Portnoy wasn’t about to let early foul trouble get to him. The Clallam Bay junior…