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Dock in place
Port Angeles Parks & Recreation Department workers Brooke Keohokaloke, left, and Brian Flores steer a section of floating…
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Traffic to shift for new bridge
GARDINER — Work crews will shift traffic onto a new bridge over Contractors Creek during overnight construction next…
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BPA to discuss West End power outages
CARLSBORG — The Bonneville Power Administration will meet with area stakeholders to discuss power transmission issues from 12:30…
Arts & Entertainment
Music, stage performances set for this weekend
Music and stage performances plus a seed exchange highlight this weekend’s scheduled events on the North Olympic Peninsula.
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Tree trimming
Duke Sawtel of Olympia trims tree branches that interfere with power lines along Washington Street in Port Townsend.…
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Clallam Transit grant for purchase of new buses could be on hold
General manager says he’s retiring, with final day set for Aug. 1
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Port Angeles to purchase hybrid, electric vehicles
Goal is to align with climate resiliency plan
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Advocate to present benefits of cold water plunging
Stillwater cites ‘good stressor,’ adrenaline spikes
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Trees to be removed prior to fish passage projects
FORKS — Contractors are removing trees along U.S. Highway 101 south of Forks in preparation for two new…
Sports
PREP BASEBALL, SOFTBALL: Riders’ Politika, DeLeon fire 2-hitter at North Mason
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles baseball team won its Olympic League opener 8-0 over North Mason, getting…
Sports
PREPS: Sequim’s Musso nets hat trick in victory; PA blanks North Mason on the road
SEQUIM — Sequim’s improvement in its second game, a 5-1 home boys soccer win over Kingston, highlighted by…
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Meals for Ecuador
Levi Oravetz, 9, and his father Adam Oravetz put pre-measured rice and lentils into a funnel to be…
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Clallam awards $10,800 in historical grants
Genealogical society, history center to receive funds
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Port Townsend council approves funding to repave city’s Tyler Street
Contractors expect project to be done in 30 to 40 days
Arts & Entertainment
Aging Creatively program is for people with memory loss
PORT TOWNSEND — Aging Creatively, a new free art program especially for people with memory loss — along…