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Workshop participants sought to tell what matters in communities
Up to 20 people will be chosen to tell what matters in their communities during workshops in both…
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Port Angeles stabbing victim improves; culprit still sought
PORT ANGELES — Police are still searching for a man suspected of a stabbing at a Port Angeles…
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Burglary, theft charges made against Port Angeles man
PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles man already accused of summertime burglaries was formally charged Friday with residential…
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Printery’s Mike Kenna a ‘hometown hero’
PORT TOWNSEND — Mike Kenna, owner of Printery Communications and Star Copy Center, was hailed as a “Hometown…
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Two Jefferson County cheesemakers win awards
SEATTLE — Mystery Bay Farm of Marrowstone Island and Mt. Townsend Creamery of Port Townsend both earned first…
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State funding allocated to 13 projects across North Peninsula
The Olympic National Forest has approved more than $300,000 for 13 projects on the North Olympic Peninsula. Forest…
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Day of Caring project kicks off United Way fundraising campaign in Clallam County
Volunteers will paint and clean up during Day of Caring projects in Forks, Clallam Bay-Sekiu, Port Angeles and…
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Tsunami alert system to be tested Monday
All Hazard Alert Broadcast System warning sirens will sound Monday in communities along the North Olympic Peninsula coast.…
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SPORTS: Roughriders snap 12-game losing streak bigtime; other prep football results
SEATTLE — The Tom Wahl era started off with a bang Friday night. The Port Angeles football team…
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SPORTS: High school football scores
Adna 28, Wahkiakum 7 Almira/Coulee-Hartline 68, Wellpinit 34 Anacortes 21, Mount Vernon 19 Archbishop Murphy 37, Ellensburg 3…
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Reach for the sky this weekend at Hurricane Ridge
PORT ANGELES — John Goar is winding up his summer-long one-hour astronomy programs at Hurricane Ridge, 17 miles…
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Beware the con men — ’tis the season for asphalt scams
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office is warning county resident to beware of asphalt paving scams.…
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Tall ships visit Olympic Peninsula
PORT ANGELES — The tall ship Hawaiian Chieftain is expected to join the Lady Washington at City Pier…
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Variety of activities set for Labor Day weekend
Happy Labor Day weekend! A special Smithsonian exhibit opens in Port Townsend, the Clallam County Historical Society throws…
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SPORTS: Week One preview of Peninsula high school football games
SEQUIM — After five league titles in six years, the Sequim Wolves’ reputation precedes them. Even with several…
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SPORTS: Peninsula College women’s soccer team makes history with its first goal; Pirate men tie Whatcom, 0-0
PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula College women’s soccer team scored its first goal while playing its first home…
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It’s time for football — our annual Peninsula preview section debuts today!
Prep football opens across the North Olympic Peninsula today, and the Peninsula Daily News’ annual preview section kicks…
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Update: Harbor-Works board votes to dissolve public development agency
PORT ANGELES — The five-member Harbor-Works board voted unanimously today to recommend disbanding the public development authority. The…
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Man killed when SUV hits him in Neah Bay campground
NEAH BAY — A 23-year-old Makah tribal member was killed last weekend when an SUV hit him in…
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Weather delays tall ship arrival
PORT ANGELES — After being delayed by bad weather, the Lady Washington was expected to be docked at…