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No more passports for Jefferson after May 1
PORT TOWNSEND — East Jefferson County residents will have to travel to Sequim to apply for a passport…
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Passport deadline: June 1
PORT ANGELES — As the June 1 deadline approaches to have a passport or other approved identification —…
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Buses to begin using Gateway transit center on Monday
PORT ANGELES — The Gateway transit center will begin to show some life on Monday as buses roll…
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Harbor-Works picks top candidate for executive director
PORT ANGELES — The Harbor-Works Public Development Authority selected a permanent executive director Friday after five hours of…
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Volunteers to clean up Lincoln Park; disc golfers eye park for course
PORT ANGELES — The city parks division and a group of disc golfers are sponsoring a Lincoln Park…
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Change orders raise cost of bridges
PORT ANGELES — The cost of the Eighth Street bridges replacement project has increased by $135,929 to $24,176,069…
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Port Angeles residents seek to repaint downtown during bridge closure
PORT ANGELES — When tourists and other travelers return to Port Angeles after the Hood Canal Bridge reopens,…
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Port Angeles proposal on records access postponed
PORT ANGELES — Proposed revisions to the city’s public records ordinance rewrites most of the document that governs…
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Port Angeles approves park sponsorship policy
PORT ANGELES — The naming rights of city park facilities and programs can now be sold, according to…
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District legislators not in favor of state income tax
OLYMPIA — North Olympic Peninsula lawmakers are not embracing a proposal to enact a state income tax on…
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Proposed budgets fund two ferries for Port Townsend-Keystone route
The state Legislature has included funding for two 64-car ferries to be built for the Port Townsend-Keystone route…
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First wave of Census work begins Monday on North Olympic Peninsula
The first visible part of the 2010 U.S. Census will begin Monday on the North Olympic Peninsula as…
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Oil tanker in Port Angeles for repair
PORT ANGELES — A 780-foot oil tanker arrived in Port Angeles Harbor Wednesday evening to have a 4-inch…
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Port Angeles home fire extinguished
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles firefighters extinguished a fire in a home at 120 E. 10th St. this…
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Tribe asks to expand reservation; Hoh members testify in D.C.
Members of the Hoh tribe testified in Washington, D.C., on Thursday on Congressional legislation that would allow them…
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Some of fence to come down from around The Gateway center
PORT ANGELES — Most of the fencing around The Gateway will be brought down this morning, but the…
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Gateway fencing to come down Friday — but Port Angeles transit center won’t open yet
PORT ANGELES — Most of the fencing around The Gateway will be brought down Friday morning, but the…
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Gottschalks liquidation sale starts Friday
PORT ANGELES — The last of Gottschalks’ merchandise will be up for grabs at its Port Angeles store…
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Port Angeles flights may be in trouble despite help
PORT ANGELES — Local public entities and community organizations have lent a helping hand to Kenmore Air by…
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Harbor-Works to hire executive director within a month
PORT ANGELES — The Harbor-Works Public Development Authority intends to have a permanent executive director hired within the…