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State expected to identify 1B, 1C vaccination groups

Guidelines may include elderly, essential workers

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Sixteen new cases reported since Thursday night on Peninsula

PORT ANGELES — Sixteen new COVID-19 cases have been reported on the North Olympic Peninsula since Thursday night…

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Kaitlyn Loghry of Forks looks at her son, Ethan Scott Loghry, at Olympic Medical Center. The baby is named for his father, Scott Loghry, and grandfather.

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First baby of year born on Peninsula

PORT ANGELES — A Forks family’s baby boy is apparently the first child born in a hospital in…

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Two remain in Seattle hospital after head-on wreck

Identification of deceased pending notification

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady (12) passes in the first half against the Detroit Lions during an NFL football game, Saturday, Dec. 26, 2020, in Detroit. (AP Photo/Rick Osentoski)

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SPORTS BRIEFS: Tom Brady throws for 348 yards … in the first half

Brady throws for 348 yards in first half

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Second round of Pfizer vaccine expected in Jefferson County

Doses may be shared with neighboring Clallam, Kitsap counties

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Two die in Highway 101 crash

Roadway blocked both directions

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Statewide slowdown fuels local optimism

Officials await COVID-19 testing results after holidays

Port Angeles' Jaida Wood, left, and Kole Acker give their testimonials asking state leaders to allow prep athletes to play sports again.

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‘Let Us Play’: Student-athletes give testimonials

Campaign urges less strict COVID-19 metrics to allow prep sports

East Jefferson Fire Rescue personnel used a fire extinguisher to put out a fire in a small room inside a Port Hadlock home. (East Jefferson Fire Rescue)

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Firefighters uses extinguisher to douse flames at Port Hadlock home

East Jefferson Fire Rescue, unit from Naval Magazine Indian Island respond

A Forks woman was transported to a hospital after her vehicle collided with a Clallam Transit bus on Monday. (Washington State Patrol)

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Car crosses center line, strikes Clallam Transit bus

PORT ANGELES — A Forks woman sustained injuries when she lost control of her vehicle on a slushy…

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COVID-19 infection rates dipping on North Olympic Peninsula

Clallam reports five cases Sunday; Jefferson zero during weekend

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Thanksgiving precautions paid off, say Peninsula health officers

Residents urged to maintain care through upcoming holidays

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PREP SPORTS: As schools given OK to reopen, what about sports?

OLYMPIA — Now that many schools in Washington have been given the go-ahead from Gov. Jay Inslee to…

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In-person learning a top priority for Peninsula school leaders

Districts want to get back to normal

Washington State quarterback Jayden de Laura passes against Southern California in the first half of an NCAA college football game in Los Angeles, Sunday, Dec. 6, 2020. (Keith Birmingham/The Orange County Register via AP)

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Utah awaits an eager Cougars squad

Washington St. to play just second game in a month

FILE - In this Dec. 2, 2020, file photo, Gonzaga's Drew Timme goes to the basket during the second half of the team's NCAA college basketball game against West Virginia in Indianapolis. Coach Mark Few of top-ranked Gonzaga says the suspension of basketball activities for the past two weeks because of the coronavirus pandemic has ''not helped us in any way, shape or form.″ (AP Photo/Darron Cummings, File)

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Zags finally return to action against No. 3 Iowa

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Olympic Kiwanis members Frank Bruni and Tim Crowley work to fix holiday lights in downtown Port Angeles. (Olympic Kiwanis Club)

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Vandals tear down holiday lights in downtown Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES — Members of the Olympic Kiwanis Club had to restring holiday lights in downtown Port Angeles…

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Mariners trade for reliever

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Unthank: Pandemic straining health department finances

Legislators hear concerns