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Humboldt squid could be gone from Strait of Juan de Fuca in a week, expert says
The Humboldt squid that invaded West End waters earlier this month should be swimming south by Oct. 1,…
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Peninsula traffic deaths drop — but not like the state decline dating back to 1955
Although both Clallam and Jefferson counties had fewer traffic deaths on public roads in 2008 than in 2007,…
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West End mill back in operation after small fire
FORKS — It was business as usual at the Interfor Pacific mill Tuesday after an electric motor sparked…
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$2.1 million Morse Creek fish crib under way to preserve young Elwha River salmon
PORT ANGELES — The state Department of Fish and Wildlife is building a $2.1 million facility to preserve…
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Roe depressed, was drinking heavily before he shot Forest Service officer one year ago
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second of a two-part series which began Sunday and can be found at…
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Radar retired — with own bed and ‘free run of domain’
PORT ANGELES — Radar, slain Forest Service Officer Kristine Fairbanks’ K-9 partner, is now retired and “rather spoiled,”…
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Solemn anniversary: FBI report provides details of officer’s fatal shooting year ago today
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of a two-part series. The second article will be published Monday. Shortly…
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Harbor-Works’ creation under review by state auditor once more
PORT ANGELES — The state Auditor’s Office is once again reviewing whether the Port Angeles Harbor-Works Development Authority…
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Harbor-Works creation under review by state auditor for second time
PORT ANGELES — The state Auditor’s Office is once again reviewing whether the Port Angeles Harbor-Works Development Authority…
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All aflutter: Port Angeles sign ordinance confuses business owners who display cloth banners
PORT ANGELES — Vivian Bertelson says she was surprised to find that for most businesses the city is…
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Couple renew vows with Twilight words of love
PORT ANGELES — While holding hands in a makeshift meadow, Mark and Adriana Sewell renewed their vows to…
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Big squid on the hook to be in markets; researchers study reason for mass migration to cooler waters
Researchers are attempting to learn why masses of subtropical Humboldt squid have moved north, where commercial fishermen in…
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Saturday Port Angeles market returns temporarily to courthouse
PORT ANGELES — The Saturday Port Angeles Farmers Market will return to the Clallam County Courthouse parking lot…
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Remodeling considered for former Gottschalks department store building
PORT ANGELES — The fate of the former Gottschalks location may be decided next month when the owners…
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Two men arrested for Wednesday night burglary of Sequim eatery
CARLSBORG — Clallam County sheriff’s deputies arrested two Sequim men early this morning as part of an investigation…
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Saturday Port Angeles Farmers Market to temporarily return to courthouse
PORT ANGELES — The Saturday Port Angeles Farmers Market will return to the Clallam County Courthouse parking lot…
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Second tribe seeks role in cleanup of Rayonier property
PORT ANGELES — The Jamestown S’Klallam tribe, based in Blyn, wants an active role in the environmental cleanup…
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Port Angeles visions: Exactly what architectural experts recommend for city improvement
PORT ANGELES — The American Institute of Architects’ lengthy report on ways to improve Port Angeles will be…
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Visiting architects reveal suggestions for fixing up key parts of Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Potential. It’s something that local leaders say Port Angeles has and what a report released…
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Chase into hills south of Port Angeles ends in arrests
PORT ANGELES — A police chase that began on Lauridsen Boulevard ended in the hills south of Port…