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Jefferson County’s Nixle notification explained

PORT HADLOCK — Jefferson County Emergency Management announced it has received complaints about its Nixle notification system.

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Papers will be delivered late today

Due to mechanical difficulties, today’s Peninsula Daily News is extremely late.

Home Fund helps Port Hadlock woman with home repair

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Home Fund helps Port Hadlock woman with home repair

By Jeannie McMacken

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EYE ON JEFFERSON: County to conduct hearing on budget

The three Jefferson County commissioners will hear public comment on the proposed 2018 budget of $55,782,838 at 10…

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EYE ON CLALLAM: County to conduct budget hearings

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Olympics building deep snowpack for skiiing, sledding season

Olympic Mountain snowpack was 268 percent of normal Thursday despite a series of atmospheric rivers in November, leaving…

Olympic Hot Springs Road wrestles with Elwha River

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Olympic Hot Springs Road wrestles with Elwha River

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Flood-ravaged Olympic Hot Springs Road is battling an Elwha River swollen by rain and…

Holiday festivities abound this weekend in Port Townsend

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Holiday festivities abound this weekend in Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND — ’Tis the season in Jefferson County as a month of holiday festivities kick off Saturday…

Serious injuries avoided in five-vehicle wreck near Blyn

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Serious injuries avoided in five-vehicle wreck near Blyn

BLYN — Several people escaped serious injury in a five-vehicle wreck on U.S. Highway 101 on Wednesday evening.

Fire chief Ben Andrews for Clallam County District 3 speaks with fire commissioners Nov. 21 about the district’s finances going forward. Currently, the district is investigating a levy lid lift for voters in November 2018. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Fire District 3 considers levy options

SEQUIM — While Clallam County Fire District 3’s $9 million budget next year may be balanced, leaders within…

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Port Angeles to increase hours for utility payments

PORT ANGELES — The city of Port Angeles today expanded customer service hours for utility payments made in…

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NEWS BRIEFS: One lane of Highway 112 blocked today … and other items

PYSHT — Drivers on state Highway 112 will encounter a closed lane as state Department of Transportation crews…

Priscilla Patterson’s “A Little Snow” will be on display at Blue Whole Gallery, and she’ll be performing from her album “Christmas from the Heart” at the Lamb Farm Kitchen Shoppe.

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Golden opportunities light up First Friday Art Walk in Sequim

SEQUIM — Locals can go for the gold at the December First Friday Art Walk this weekend.

Sequim City Council members, from left, Pam Leonard- Ray, John Miller, and Candace Pratt take the oath of office in Jan. 2016 from Sequim City Clerk Karen Kuznek-Reese. Miller died Wednesday, and Leonard-Ray said “they will have a difficult time filling his shoes with someone with the same connections.” Photo courtesy City of Sequim

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Sequim City Councilman John Miller dies of cardiac arrest

By Matt Nash

Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News                                Clallam Transit’s Strait Shot bus approaches Port Angeles on U.S. Highway 101 on a recent run from the Bainbridge Island ferry terminal.

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Holiday bus service expansion: Strait Shot broke records over Thanksgiving weekend

PORT ANGELES — Clallam Transit’s Strait Shot bus to Bainbridge Island had record-high ridership over Thanksgiving weekend, prompting…

Port Angeles skating rink to close Friday after some 40 years

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Port Angeles skating rink to close Friday after some 40 years

PORT ANGELES — Skaters will take their last lap at Olympic Skate Center on Friday as its owner…

Peninsula College’s Building 202 renovations at Fort Worden win award

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Peninsula College’s Building 202 renovations at Fort Worden win award

PORT TOWNSEND — With an exterior restoration that honors its past and a state-of-the-art interior, Peninsula College’s Building…

Sequim decreases low-income discount requirements for water, sewer utilities

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Sequim decreases low-income discount requirements for water, sewer utilities

SEQUIM — The city of Sequim is lowering its requirements for low-income households to receive utility discounts.

Discussion on Sequim Library expansion continues Saturday

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Discussion on Sequim Library expansion continues Saturday

SEQUIM — The conversation about the potential expansion of the Sequim Branch Library will continue Saturday.

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Washington state sues Uber over data breach cover-up

By Gene Johnson