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Makah whaling meetings start this week
NEAH BAY — What kind of environmental impacts will happen if the Makah tribe once again hunts gray…
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Port Angeles, Port Townsend food banks seeing more people, but donations down because of hurricanes
Food bank operators in Port Angeles and Port Townsend are seeing an increased demand for their charity services.…
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Fish and Wildlife mulls buying land for elk
FORKS — Plans by the state Department of Fish and Wildlife to purchase a 21-acre plot for elk…
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Tse-whit-zen lecture in Seattle tonight
PORT ANGELES — Leaders of the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe will be in Seattle tonight to lead a…
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Port Angeles man spends days simply waving “hi””
PORT ANGELES — Darrell Robert Anderson is a waver. He waves. At 68, that’s what he does. Almost…
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Reunion unites half-brothers who never knew each other
PORT ANGELES — Jim Maynard received an unexpected phone call two months ago that transformed his sense of…
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Shooting range nearer reality at Sadie Creek
PORT ANGELES — Ever since a 500-yard outdoor shooting range near Salt Creek Recreation Area was shut down…
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Core values: Dry Creek principal wins Golden Apple
PORT ANGELES — Like most people, Mary Hebert drives home after a long day’s work to eat dinner.…
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Skills center enrollment way down; classes being canceled at vocational school
PORT ANGELES — To retain its state accreditation as a full-time skills center, the North Olympic Peninsula Skills…
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Port Angeles, Quillayute School Board election results
PORT ANGELES — Preliminary election results for two school board races in Port Angeles and Forks show incumbents…
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Port Angeles School District facing more budget cuts because of enrollment declines
PORT ANGELES — Just two weeks into the school year, Port Angeles School District officials are thinking of…
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Gas costs hurt school districts – Most school buses get about 6 miles per gallon and rack up thousands of miles a year
PENINSULA DAILY NEWS PORT ANGELES — Driving pinches your wallet as long as pump prices stay high. But…
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Peninsula: College’s old dorms coming down soon
PORT ANGELES — It looks like a war zone inside. Desks are knocked over. Doors lie strewn about…
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Peninsula: College’s dorm-room furniture donated to non-profit agencies
PORT ANGELES — What do you do with college dorm room furniture when the dorm building is about…
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Peninsula: State wary of high-risk
If nothing is done, a portion of U.S. Highway 101 about six miles south of Forks will have…
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Peninsula: Plenty of beach, but limited access, study says
PORT ANGELES — State residents often put California down. It’s a fun, safe sport much of the time.…
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Four years later, memories, priorities of 9/11 vary in wake of natural disasters
It was, conventional wisdom says, the day that changed America forever. Sept. 11, 2001. It joined other memorable…
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United Way kicks off campaign in Sequim
SEQUIM — Most people have heard of United Way of Clallam County. But not everyone knows what it…
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Forks School Board candidates recall controversy
FORKS — Tony Dias, 47, makes no bones about why he’s running for a seat on the Quillayute…
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Kessler, Buck react to gas-tax repeal idea
PORT ANGELES — If government really wants to ease the burden of high gasoline prices on consumers, it…