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Court grants Haggen right to borrow money to continue operations through bankruptcy hearing
BELLINGHAM — A U.S. District bankruptcy court has granted grocery store chain Haggen the right to borrow up…
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UPDATED — ‘Hard landing’ for passengers and crew on Coho ferry in Victoria (with video link)
VICTORIA — A Black Ball Ferry Line official said there was no damage or injuries after a “hard…
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BUSINESS BRIEFS: Job fair in Port Townsend slated today . . . and other items
PORT TOWNSEND — The Korean Women’s Association (KWA) will hold a job fair at 2037 E. Sims Way,…
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Season’s last Lunch in the Garden program is today at noon in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — The season’s last Lunch in the Garden will be from noon to 1 p.m. today.…
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Motorcyclist injured in Highway 101 wreck south of Brinnon
BRINNON — A motorcyclist was injured Thursday afternoon on U.S. Highway 101 after he was unable to negotiate…
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3rd UPDATE — Tugs ready to help with Hood Canal Bridge draw span closures this weekend after assisting in successful maneuver today
SHINE — Tugs will remain at the Hood Canal Bridge through the weekend to help with openings of…
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Hiker missing for nearly two days is found safe near Marymere Falls
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A cold, tired and hungry but otherwise healthy British Columbia hiker was found Thursday…
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Charges filed against Port Angeles man after hit-and-run of bicyclists on Highway 101
PORT ANGELES — Anthony J. McKenzie was charged Thursday with two counts of hit-and-run driving that resulted in…
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Harvest Dinner in Sequim on Saturday to honor landowners, showcase area food
SEQUIM — The North Olympic Land Trust will host its 16th annual Friends of the Fields Harvest Dinner,…
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Recent rain helps water down burn bans on Peninsula; Clallam fire marshal might join others in downgrading soon
PORT ANGELES — Recent rain has dampened burn restrictions on the North Olympic Peninsula. Olympic National Park and…
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PREP FOOTBALL: Forks and Chimacum look to snap losing streaks; other area previews
FORKS — One team will walk off the Spartan Stadium grass happy to have snapped a losing streak…
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PREP VOLLEYBALL: Quilcene sweeps Port Townsend in season opener
PORT TOWNSEND — Quilcene opened the volleyball season with a 3-0 sweep on the road against Port Townsend.…
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COLLEGE SOCCER: Peninsula men and women sweep Bellevue
PORT ANGELES — Playing on the road against Peninsula College’s soccer teams is tough enough when the trip…
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WEEKEND: Bounty of events include picnic, car shows, book sales on Peninsula
Picnics, car shows, a Patriot Day remembrance and the Hungry Bear Chili Cook-Off are among the activities planned…
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WEEKEND: Port Townsend Community Chorus welcomes new, old voices Sunday
PORT TOWNSEND — It’s that time already. The Community Chorus of Port Townsend and East Jefferson County will…
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WEEKEND: Wild Rose Chorale aims to transport listeners at concerts tonight, Saturday in Port Townsend
NOTE: “Today” and “tonight” refer to Friday, Sept. 11. PORT TOWNSEND — “Back in the U.S.S.R.,” “Route 66”…
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WEEKEND: Sequim City Band offers free concert Sunday
SEQUIM — The Rolling Stones, John Philip Sousa and Leroy Anderson can coexist on an afternoon program —…
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WEEKEND: Reach for Hospice Regatta to open Saturday in Sequim Bay
SEQUIM — Members of the public can watch sailboat races and partake in a potluck at the Sequim…
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WEEKEND: Quilcene festival welcomes unheard-of concerts for season finale Saturday, Sunday
QUILCENE — For the season finale this weekend, the Olympic Music Festival is offering a pair of concerts…
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WEEKEND: Rocks, gems, jewelry and flint knapping on display starting Saturday in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Polished rocks, glittering gems, jewelry and demonstrations for those who want to work with stone…