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Studded tires OK, but the road departments would rather you not use them
Use of studded tires on state highways became legal for the winter on Saturday. Their use remains legal…
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West End: Crew begins improvement project on Marymere Falls Trail
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — The popular Marymere Falls trail above Lake Crescent will undergo the first phase of…
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Clallam: Less than 28 percent of ballots returned so far
The Clallam County Auditor’s Office by Thursday received 11,075 of 40,196 ballots mailed out to voters for Tuesday’s…
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Port Ludlow: Coast Guard monitoring boat sinking in case of oil spill
PORT LUDLOW — The Coast Guard says it is continuing to watch for a fuel slick from a…
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Port Townsend: Scout House get reprieve
PORT TOWNSEND — Chief Seattle Boy Scout Council has agreed to place plans to sell the landmark Scout…
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Jefferson: Almost 50 percent of absentee ballots returned
Nearly 50 percent of Jefferson County’s absentee ballots have been returned to the Auditor’s Office in Port Townsend.…
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Port Townsend: Teens accused of Aldrich’s fire in court today
The two teenagers accused of starting the Aug. 4 Aldrich’s market blaze are scheduled for their initial appearance…
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Clallam: Candidates’ TV interviews to be rebroadcast tonight
Peninsula Daily News-Peninsula News Network “Questions for Candidates”‘ general election forums will be rebroadcast from 8 p.m. to…
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Forks: State Rep. Kessler visits today
State Rep. Lynn Kessler, D-Hoquiam, will be in Forks today to tour the city’s “high tech high,” Forks…
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Sports: Forks could enter playoffs undefeated with win tonight
FORKS — The undefeated Forks High School volleyball team wraps up the regular season today at 7 p.m.…
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Port Townsend: Ex-Centrum executive director elaborates on her sudden resignation
PORT TOWNSEND –Carol Shiffman says her resignation last week as executive director of Centrum was timed to coincide…
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Port Angeles: Core drilling set on graving site today
State Department of Transportation officials plan to drill 80 feet to take two core samples on the northeast…
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Sequim: BB gun pellets damage door, window of City Hall
Part of the glass front door of Sequim City Hall was shattered and an adjacent window was damaged…
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Port Angeles: School Board candidates on TV tonight
Candidates for Port Angeles School Board Positions 1 and 2 will appear on a videotaped interview program today…
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Clallam: Commissioners put two Okanogan County properties up for sale
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County commissioners have listed two properties in Tonasket that were forfeited to the county…
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Pumpkins due on Saturday for judging
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Downtown Association is reminding children to return their decorated pumpkins for judging…
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Shine: Hood Canal Bridge crossing delay today
Motorists who use the Hood Canal Bridge may want to include additional time in their schedules today to…
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Forks: Cable TV subscribers get a reprieve … of sorts
FORKS — The nearly 150 families who were scheduled to have their cable television connections terminated at the…
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Sports: PA swimmers, divers lose to South Kitsap
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles High School girls swimming and diving team fell 102-84 to South Kitsap…
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Clallam: Rivers above flood stage
North Olympic Peninsula rivers pushed at their banks again Monday as a new storm moved through the area.…
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