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EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings

■ Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce — Monthly luncheon meetings usually are held on the second Wednesday…

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BUSINESS BRIEFS: New employee hired at salon in Port Angeles . . . and other items

PORT ANGELES — Patti’s Off Peabody Hair Design recently welcomed Teia Brown-Stitzel to its team of stylists. Brown-Stitzel…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Port Angeles police welcome three new officers to department; force is two shy of full staff

PORT ANGELES –– The Port Angeles Police Department welcomed three new officers to the force this year and…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Little change seen in Peninsula unemployment numbers for May

Unemployment rates held steady on the North Olympic Peninsula last month as the region’s labor force grew by…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Clallam, Jefferson and Kitsap counties working together to tackle opioid abuse

PORT ANGELES –– Olympic Community of Health and behavioral health organizations in Clallam, Jefferson and Kitsap counties are…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Port Angeles police to increase panhandling patrols

PORT ANGELES — Residents will see an immediate increase in foot patrols downtown as a result of recent…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Port Townsend Education Association, school district reach deal on new contract

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend Education Association and the Port Townsend School District have reached a tentative…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Olympic Peninsula Humane Society expands its reach with new shelter near Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES — Now settled into its new facility, the Olympic Peninsula Humane Society already has expanded into…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Clallam trust lands panel votes no on reconveyance of timberlands

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County should not seek reconveyance of its state-managed forest lands, an ad hoc committee…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Unfired World War II artillery shell found on Port Townsend beach

PORT TOWNSEND — An unfired World War II artillery shell discovered on a Port Townsend beach had no…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Port Angeles runaway found in Port Townsend

PORT ANGELES –– A teen who ran away from his Port Angeles home a week ago was found…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Clallam County looks to improve its public records management

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County officials are looking for ways to manage public records more efficiently. The three…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Chetzemoka ferry issues unrelated to problems that sidelined sister vessels

PORT TOWNSEND — The problem that took the MV Chetzemoka ferry out of service Sunday was unrelated to…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Alleged bus assailant charged with trespassing at Clallam Transit stop

PORT ANGELES — Riley Edge White, the Port Angeles man charged with assaulting a Clallam Transit bus driver…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Peninsula fire officials offer preparation advice for summer season

PORT TOWNSEND — Fire danger is low on the North Olympic Peninsula now but as the summer fire…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Port Angeles man wins jackpot and plans to give back to employees who sold ticket

PORT ANGELES — After winning a $150,000 Powerball jackpot, a Port Angeles man decided to share the winnings…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Port of Port Angeles interviews finalists for top administrator position

PORT ANGELES — Port of Port Angeles commissioners hope to select a new top administrator at their regular…

Chimacum residents provide their input in small groups at a recent meeting. (Chimacum School District)

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WEEKEND REWIND: Chimacum School Board hears from public on vision, goals for the future

CHIMACUM — The Chimacum School District should focus on a small number of significant goals, hold frequent meetings…

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WEEKEND REWIND: Port Angeles Deputy Mayor Cherie Kidd cleared of ethics violation complaint over signs ban

PORT ANGELES — Deputy Mayor Cherie Kidd had the authority to ban political signs from the City Council…

Paddleboarder Karl Kruger seeks to paddle the 750 miles all the way to the finish point in the Race to Alaska. He made it to Victoria to complete the first leg of the race Thursday. (Charlie Bermant/Peninsula Daily News)

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Low-flying helicopter at Race to Alaska’s start under investigation — VIDEO

EDITOR’S NOTE: To view video of the helicopter during the start of the Race to Alaska, click here.…