Chamber director: Replace Port Angeles parking, business improvement area

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Chamber director: Replace Port Angeles parking, business improvement area

PORT ANGELES — The tax-based Parking and Business Improvement Area that 154 Port Angeles downtown businesses pay for…

Friends of Fort Worden to hear about benefits of being in nature

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Friends of Fort Worden to hear about benefits of being in nature

PORT TOWNSEND — The health benefits of being out in nature will be the topic of the guest…

Donations pour in after scholarship fund stolen from Joyce cafe

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Donations pour in after scholarship fund stolen from Joyce cafe

JOYCE — The owner of Joyce’s Blackberry Cafe was brought to tears after customers from across the North…

Peninsula backs development of cross-state trail system

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Peninsula backs development of cross-state trail system

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County has joined 40 municipalities on both sides of the Cascade Mountains that have…

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Agreement expands potential for Composite Recycling Technology Center, COO says

PORT ANGELES — The Composite Recycling Technology Center announced an agreement with a European company that will allow…

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Peninsula school chiefs celebrate passage of bill on ‘levy cliff’

OLYMPIA — Public school district superintendents on the North Olympic Peninsula are celebrating the passage of legislation delaying…

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Hood Canal Bridge scheduled for two openings — expect delays

SHINE — The Washington Department of Transportation has scheduled openings of the Hood Canal Bridge at 10 a.m.…

City, developer want plan for development area by Highway 101

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City, developer want plan for development area by Highway 101

SEQUIM — A Bellevue developer and the City of Sequim look to optimize a plan for property formerly…

Port Angeles school bus hit; injuries minor, say authorities

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Port Angeles school bus hit; injuries minor, say authorities

PORT ANGELES — A girl in elementary school and two adults were transported to Olympic Medical Center on…

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Workshop answers some questions about short-term rental rules in Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend City Council continued discussions of the city’s regulation of short-term rentals in…

Port Townsend board sets name of new school as Salish Coast Elementary

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Port Townsend board sets name of new school as Salish Coast Elementary

PORT TOWNSEND — Port Townsend’s new elementary school will be named Salish Coast Elementary when it opens for…

Three Peninsula men keep woman from leaping off Hood Canal Bridge

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Three Peninsula men keep woman from leaping off Hood Canal Bridge

SHINE — A Sequim man credited with stopping a woman from jumping off the Hood Canal Bridge earlier…

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Carlsborg sewer law adopted; commissioners change connection requirements

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County has adopted a new ordinance that will regulate the management of the nearly…

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Libraries offer free Microsoft certification exams

Free Microsoft certification exams will be offered later this month at the Port Angeles, Sequim and Forks public…

Bank CEO, representatives talk with President Trump

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Bank CEO, representatives talk with President Trump

WASHINGTON — Sequim native Laurie Stewart, president/CEO of Sound Community Bank, joined other community bankers from across the…

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Possible scam uses Sequim class of 2018 to target homeowners

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Duckabush River talk set for March 24

BRINNON — The Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group will discuss its work in the lower Duckabush River on…

Peninsula firefighters tackle Columbia Center for cause

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Peninsula firefighters tackle Columbia Center for cause

SEATTLE — Firefighters from across the North Olympic Peninsula have trekked up the 1,356 steps of the Columbia…

Potential budget cuts leave funding in question for Port Townsend winter shelter

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Potential budget cuts leave funding in question for Port Townsend winter shelter

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend winter homeless shelter is nearing the end of its season, but finding…

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Clallam considering software to aid tracking of public information

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County has identified software that would help citizens and staff keep track of financial…