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Womanfest has space at its fall retreat this weekend; deadline to sign up is today
PORT ANGELES — The annual Womanfest fall retreat still has space for women at Camp David Junior, the…
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Native dance, art to fill Jefferson County Library during programs set to start today
PORT HADLOCK — The Git-Hoan Dancers, members of the Tsimshian, Haida and Tlingit tribes of southeast Alaska, will…
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Katie Ford, poet known across U.S., to offer reading in Port Angeles on Thursday
PORT ANGELES — Katie Ford, the nationally known poet and author whose work has appeared in The New…
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PREP SPORTS: Port Angeles wins boys tennis showdown with Sequim; other area reports
PORT ANGELES — Janson Pederson led the Port Angeles Roughriders to a 4-3 victory over Sequim in Olympic…
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ROWING: Rodrigues leaving Olympic Peninsula Rowing Association for coaching job in California
PORT ANGELES — Rowing coach Rodrigo Rodrigues is leaving Olympic Peninsula Rowing Association to take a similar job…
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YOU’RE INVITED! Meet the new publisher, and retiring publisher, of Peninsula publications at reception in Forks today
FORKS — Terry Ward, new publisher of the Peninsula Daily News, Sequim Gazette, Forks Forum and Olympic Peninsula…
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Port Angeles Fine Arts Center etches out show for three artists this Thursday
PORT ANGELES — A new show titled “Dual Nature: Draw, Cut and Burn” opens with a free public…
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NEWS BRIEFS: Port Angeles School Board to consider extra teacher at its meeting Thursday . . . and other items
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School Board will consider approving another fourth-grade teacher at Dry Creek Elementary…
Sports
PREP SPORTS: Port Angeles wins boys tennis showdown with Sequim; other area reports
PORT ANGELES — Janson Pederson led the Port Angeles Roughriders to a 4-3 victory over Sequim in Olympic…
News
ROWING: Rodrigues leaving Olympic Peninsula Rowing Association for coaching job in California
PORT ANGELES — Rowing coach Rodrigo Rodrigues is leaving Olympic Peninsula Rowing Association to take a similar job…
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State Patrol: Distracted driving ends in Highway 110 rollover near LaPush
LAPUSH — Distracted driving is being blamed for a one-vehicle rollover Tuesday on state Highway 110. State Patrol…
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Port Angeles High School celebrates Homecoming today through Friday
PORT ANGELES — Today is “Tourist Day” at Port Angeles High School as students celebrate the week leading…
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Katie Ford, poet known across U.S., to offer reading in Port Angeles on Thursday
PORT ANGELES — Katie Ford, the nationally known poet and author whose work has appeared in The New…
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New CrabFest chef chosen after Graham Kerr of ‘Galloping Gourmet’ exits due to illness in family
PORT ANGELES — Organizers of the 14th Annual Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival have chosen a new chef…
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NEWS BRIEFS: Friday reading gathers poets in Sequim . . . and other items
SEQUIM — Nurse practitioner Risa Denenberg and psychiatrist Al Phillips, both poets, are the featured writers for the…
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Native dance, art to fill Jefferson County Library during programs set to start Wednesday
PORT HADLOCK — The Git-Hoan Dancers, members of the Tsimshian, Haida and Tlingit tribes of southeast Alaska, will…
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College fairs set for North Olympic Peninsula schools begin today with Forks
More than 30 representatives of college, universities, technical schools and military branches will offer information to students at…
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YOU’RE INVITED! Meet the new publisher, and retiring publisher, of Peninsula publications at reception in Sequim today
TWO COMMUNITY RECEPTIONS will be held this week in Sequim and Forks for Terry Ward, new publisher of…
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Womanfest has space at its fall retreat this weekend; sign up by Wednesday
PORT ANGELES — The annual Womanfest fall retreat still has space for women at Camp David Junior, the…
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Shell study details $1 million economic benefit for Port Angeles from Polar Pioneer oil rig
PORT ANGELES — City officials estimate approximately $1 million was injected into the Port Angeles economy while the…