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Woman suffers heart attack; car crashes
A Washington State Patrol trooper examines Port Townsend resident Mildred L. Northup’s 2005 Jeep Liberty, which was driven…
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MV Coho switching to three trips daily
PORT ANGELES — The MV Coho will switch to three round trips daily between Port Angeles and Victoria…
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SPORTS: Crescent boys track team finishes strong second to state defending champion Mount Rainier Lutheran; other prep reports
PORT ANGELES — The top two Class 1B boys track and field teams in the state went head-to-head…
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SPORTS: Registration closes for 2010 North Olympic Discovery Marathon
PORT ANGELES — Runners procrastinating about entering the popular North Olympic Discovery Marathon may have missed their chance.…
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Anderson Lake closed by toxic algae again
CHIMACUM — A spring bloom of toxic blue-green algae today closed Anderson Lake again, ending only a three-week…
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Unemployment rate substantially falls on North Olympic Peninsula
The April unemployment rates in Clallam and Jefferson counties significantly fell over those of the month before, the…
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Forks housing for mentally ill to be dedicated
FORKS — The Clallam County Shelter Providers Network will dedicate the new Burke Place Apartments for chronically mentally…
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SPORTS: Sequim seeks revenge in Class 2A boys soccer state playoff game today
SEQUIM — The Sequim Wolves are looking for a little payback as well as making school history in…
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Spring unfurls in Olympic National Park
A lovely display of photos by Port Townsend-based photographer Freya Fennwood — http://tinyurl.com/2gyccef “Here is an exploration of…
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Capital projects manager out at Sequim City Hall
SEQUIM — Frank Needham, city capital projects manager for more than five years, has been laid off in…
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Port Angeles Dixieland jazz festival future clouded
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce board has voted to no longer run the…
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Both pickup drivers say they had green light before collision
PORT ANGELES — Two pickups collided at about 1:50 a.m. Sunday at First and Lincoln streets, but none…
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Sand sculpting to go sci-fi for theme at Port Angeles Arts in Action festival
PORT ANGELES — Sculptors at the July Arts in Action festival will be forming sand into the shape…
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Tall ships to arrive in Port Townsend this week
PORT TOWNSEND — Cannons will boom and crew members will swashbuckle when the tall ships Lady Washington and…
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SPORTS: Elite runners battle for title in Port Townsend’s Rhody Run
PORT TOWNSEND — The 32nd running of the Rhody Run drew almost 2,500 participants and many spectators both…
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Once-proud quartet of state ferries all but junk in Mexican boneyard
Four octogenarian state ferries — Quinault, Klickitat, Illahee and Nisqually — that once proudly served the Port Townsend-Keystone…
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Once-proud quartet of state ferries all but junk in Mexican boneyard
Four octogenarian state ferries — Quinault, Klickitat, Illahee and Nisqually — that once proudly served the Port Townsend-Keystone…
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Money granted for Finn Hall Farm project
AGNEW — The $1.7 million needed to buy a conservation easement to protect the 60-acre Finn Hall Farm…
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Officers commemorate law enforcement memorial week
PORT ANGELES — About 50 law enforcement officers and public citizens gathered at Veterans Memorial Park on Friday…
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SPORTS: Semipro Eagles lose another heartbreaker
SEQUIM — The Olympic Peninsula Eagles lost another nail biter 18-14 to the Pacific Northwest Wildcats in Cascade…