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Jamestown S’Klallam chairman continues work on Salish Village idea
PORT ANGELES — Jamestown S’Klallam Chairman Ron Allen has not given up on redeveloping Rayonier Inc.’s waterfront property.…
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Port Angeles dioxin level high, but risk not great, experts say after study by Ecology Department
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles, with its long history of mills, appears to have a higher level of…
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Port Angeles City Hall to review downtown association contract
PORT ANGELES — City Hall plans to give the Port Angeles Downtown Association a performance review in response…
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Garbage slips out as nature erodes Port Angeles bluff
PORT ANGELES — A section of the bluff at the former Port Angeles landfill has slipped out, exposing…
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New study pinpoints dioxins in Port Angeles from old pulp mill [Includes link to Ecology report]
Read the study, including maps pinpointing dioxin findings in Port Angeles, here: http://tinyurl.com/pdndioxin PORT ANGELES — A newly…
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Logs destined for China stacking up on Port Angeles waterfront
PORT ANGELES — Logs headed for China have been stacking up in recent weeks on the Port Angeles…
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PenPly roars back: Plywood mill doubles production, hires 30 new workers
PORT ANGELES — What a difference a month makes. After nearly facing closure at the beginning of June,…
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Sheriff’s evidence theft case trial delayed
PORT ANGELES — The trial of a former Clallam County sheriff’s employee accused of stealing $8,644 from the…
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Inmate who survived failed escape attempt is relocated from Clallam Bay prison
PORT ANGELES — The inmate who took a corrections officer hostage during a botched escape attempt at Clallam…
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What do we do without cable TV and Internet? Much of Peninsula finds out with outage
PORT ANGELES — A severed fiber optic cable disrupted Internet, phone and cable TV services across the North…
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Internet, phone, cable TV restored after cable severed
PORT ANGELES — A severed fiber optic cable that affected Internet, phone and cable TV services in Clallam…
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Coast Guard to remember victims on first anniversary of crash
PORT ANGELES — After a ceremony in Port Angeles, a wreath will be placed Thursday morning in the…
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Fluoride foes appeal Port Angeles, Forks water issue to Supreme Court
PORT ANGELES — Anti-fluoride activists on the North Olympic Peninsula are once again taking their case to the…
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Port Angeles City Council votes more funds to help keep Hurricane Ridge open all winter in 2012
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles City Hall will provide a third of the community funds needed to keep…
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Fire aftermath: Before it was New Peking, Top Spot had ‘biggest dance floor west of Seattle’
PORT ANGELES — The New Peking Restaurant and Lounge, which was destroyed by a fire Tuesday, had been…
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Port Angeles biomass permit approved; Port Townsend biomass project appealed (with Longview biomass story)
Five environmental groups have taken their case against Port Townsend Paper Corp. mill’s biomass cogeneration project to Thurston…
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New Port Angeles park policies aimed at loitering youth — especially at entrance to City Pier
PORT ANGELES — City Hall has stepped up efforts to make one downtown park less attractive for some…
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Guard taken hostage was alone among 104 inmates [**Video**]
CLALLAM BAY— A prison guard was the only corrections officer supervising 104 inmates in the laundry and garment…
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Clallam Bay residents glad no prison employee was seriously injured
CLALLAM BAY — Karen McMahon, who has owned a convenience store in the shadows of a state prison…
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It’s not easy being green: Drivers, bicyclists introduced to ‘bike boxes’ in street
PORT ANGELES — A downtown street got a splash of color last week after light-green “bike boxes” —…