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Clallam County extends interim zoning restricting size of new structures

PORT ANGELES — A temporary order restricting new structures in rural Clallam County to 10,000 square feet has…

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Law enforcement to begin drive sober campaign

Extra DUI patrols will be out statewide beginning Friday and continuing through Sept. 4.

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Colorado man who hydroplaned, killing two, formally charged

MANCOS, Colo. — A Colorado man has been charged with two counts of vehicular homicide after hydroplaning into…

Janeydean O’Connor ready to shine as this year’s Clallam County Fair queen

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Janeydean O’Connor ready to shine as this year’s Clallam County Fair queen

PORT ANGELES — For Janeydean O’Connor, earning the title of Clallam County Fair queen is only one facet…

Coastal Watershed Institute seeking funding for Elwha River mouth project

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Coastal Watershed Institute seeking funding for Elwha River mouth project

PORT ANGELES — The Coastal Watershed Institute’s project expanding accessibility to the Elwha River mouth and restoring a…

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Hood Canal Bridge to close for three hours tonight

SHINE – Crews will intermittently close the Hood Canal Bridge to vehicular traffic tonight and Thursday morning for…

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Minimum bid lowered for former Haggen store

PORT ANGELES — The minimum bid for the former Port Angeles Haggen grocery building has been dropped, the…

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School nearly at halfway point in money for Ajax property

PORT HADLOCK — The Northwest School of Wooden Boat Building has raised nearly half the funds needed to…

Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News A section of the Olympic Discovery Trail east of Knapp Road near Blyn sits under construction as part of a project spearheaded by the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe to complete the cross-Peninsula trail from the tribe’s campus in Blyn to the Clallam/Jefferson county line.

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Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe says section of Olympic Discovery Trail to be completed soon

BLYN — Soon, the “pathway to the Pacific” will gain a 0.75-mile stretch.

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Researchers to explore Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary

TAHOLAH — A leading research team will explore the Quinault Canyon and other features of the Olympic Coast…

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Park service rescues two hikers

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — National Park Service back-country rangers and a rescue helicopter crew conducted two successful search…

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Clallam budget forecasts $1.5 million shortfall

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County is back on track to meeting a targeted goal of using no more…

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State auditors issue one finding in Port of Port Angeles audits

PORT ANGELES — State auditors issued one finding that the Port of Port Angeles did not have controls…

Coast Guard rescues two from grounded boat near Neah Bay

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Coast Guard rescues two from grounded boat near Neah Bay

NEAH BAY — A Coast Guard ground party rescued two people from a 22-foot recreational boat that ran…

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Subarea open house slated for Port Townsend on Wednesday night

PORT TOWNSEND — A city open house about the Subarea Plan for Howard Street and Upper Sims Way…

Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin aircrew members from USCG Air Station Port Angeles share patient information with medics from Airflight Northwest on Monday evening. (Petty Officer 1st Class Levi Read/U.S. Coast Guard)

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Coast Guard crew from Port Angeles airlifts cruise ship patient

PORT ANGELES — A Coast Guard aircrew airlifted an ill passenger aboard the cruise ship Grand Princess just…

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Port Angeles woman jailed after firing through door

PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles woman was jailed over the weekend after officers said she shot through…

Lawsuit targets federal oversight of shellfish farming

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Lawsuit targets federal oversight of shellfish farming

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New chapter for a famous boat: Felicity Ann to be used for maritime education

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New chapter for a famous boat: Felicity Ann to be used for maritime education

PORT HADLOCK — The Community Boat Project in Port Hadlock is taking over the restoration of the historic…

Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News Pilings that once supported temporary moorage docks stand empty at Port Angeles City Pier as they await new dock sections.

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Floats delayed once again for Port Angeles City Pier

PORT ANGELES — Five much-awaited City Pier floats will be installed in 2018 instead of this year as…