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Consumer fireworks go on sale in Clallam County

Banned in Port Angeles, Sequim

Affordable housing project starts to take shape

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Affordable housing project starts to take shape

Construction could begin as early as next spring

Sequim High students furnish library in honor of Robby Streett

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Sequim High students furnish library in honor of Robby Streett

SEQUIM — For Robby Streett, a library was a sanctuary filled with imagination and knowledge. His mom Josslyn…

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Two-boat service expected to resume Monday on Port Townsend-Coupeville

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend-Coupeville ferry route is expected to return to two-boat service Monday, a day…

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New voter-registration system glitches corrected, state says

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Interim school chief in Sequim to focus on levy, personnel

SEQUIM — Interim Superintendent Rob Clark plans to focus first on passage of a levy for the Sequim…

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RSVP required for beached bird training sessions set July 13 in Neah Bay

NEAH BAY — The University of Washington Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team will conduct beached bird training…

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‘A Space Odyssey’ on wheels to be presented in July

The Pacific Science Center’s Science on Wheels will present “A Space Odyssey” at several area venues in July.

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Port of Port Angeles building eyed for Emergency Operations Center

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County is preparing to enter into an agreement with Lindberg Architecture to determine how…

Charter Review Commission hopefuls speak in Forks

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Charter Review Commission hopefuls speak in Forks

FORKS — Candidates for the District 3 positions on the 15-person Charter Review Commission participated in a League…

Glamping construction bond approved for Fort Worden

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Glamping construction bond approved for Fort Worden

PORT TOWNSEND — The Fort Worden Public Development Authority board unanimously approved Wednesday a $2 million bond through…

Worthington Mansion hoped to be ready by fall

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Worthington Mansion hoped to be ready by fall

QUILCENE — The ambitious project to convert the 1892 Worthington Mansion from a single-family residence to an events…

Many care for dogs from Agnew rescue

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Many care for dogs from Agnew rescue

AGNEW — Five weeks after being rescued from what pet advocates said were unhealthy and dangerous conditions at…

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Vet donates services to rescued dogs

SEQUIM — Linda Allen and several members of her staff at Pacific Northwest Veterinary Hospital in Sequim donated…

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Pinto abalone declared endangered, state says

OLYMPIA — The state Department of Fish and Wildlife has declared the pinto abalone an endangered species and…

Jefferson Teen Center flourishes on donations

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Jefferson Teen Center flourishes on donations

CHIMACUM — The Jefferson Teen Center, a nonprofit after-school program on the Chimacum High School campus that almost…

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State seeks comment on federal contracting inclusion goals

OLYMPIA — The state has invited contractors, trade and labor organizations, small and disadvantaged businesses and others who…

Jamestown S’Klallam Tribal Library receives national award

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Jamestown S’Klallam Tribal Library receives national award

BLYN — The Institute for Museum and Library Service has presented the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribal Library in Blyn…

Port Angeles, Sequim professionals complete Northwest Women’s Leadership Academy

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Port Angeles, Sequim professionals complete Northwest Women’s Leadership Academy

Charisse Deschenes, Sequim assistant city manager, and Allyson Brekke, Port Angeles director of community and economic development, joined…

Peninsula College bridge builders earn high marks in international competition

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Peninsula College bridge builders earn high marks in international competition

PORT ANGELES — Showing some big skills for a comparatively small school, Peninsula College’s engineers-in-training made their mark…