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Convention attendees, from left, Kiera Woodward, Madison Peterson and Juliette Burnette, all of Port Angeles, examine displays of jewelry, earrings and crystals at a display table operated by Dragon Den Studios of Sequim at Squatchcon on Friday at Vern Burton Community Center in Port Angeles. The four-day festival, dedicated to gaming, culture and cosplay, continues today at Vern Burton with a vendor market, workshops and meetups. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Squatchcon this weekend

Convention attendees, from left, Kiera Woodward, Madison Peterson and Juliette Burnette, all of Port Angeles, examine displays of…

Crime & Justice

Clallam Bay man pleads guilty to first-degree murder

Sentencing next month to be between 35 and 43 years

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Port Angeles schools: State funding still short

Gap for special education widening, officials say

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Police: Amended pursuit law a step in right direction

Law enforcement lobbying for additional funding

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Clallam Community Service Awards nominations deadline April 1

PORT ANGELES — Nominations for the 2024 Clallam County Community Service Awards are due by the end of…

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Letter seeking $350K for ‘distress’

Lawsuit threatened over incident at Port Townsend pool

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Clallam Transit to add trip to Hurricane Ridge

Service will run from Memorial Day to Labor Day

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Seven miles of state Highway 112 to be repaved in 2025

Asphalt overlay, guardrails, signage needed, DOT says

Matt Klontz with the Port of Port Townsend, in a yellow jacket, looks over the nearly completed south breakwater jetty at the entrance to Point Hudson Marina with Jacob Bates, an Orion employee, during a punch-list review on Wednesday. The jetty is expected to be finished next week. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Jetty nearly complete

Matt Klontz with the Port of Port Townsend, in a yellow jacket, looks over the nearly completed south…

Joel Arrington, boat shop manager for the Northwest Maritime Center, looks at the bow of a boat he cut in half that will be an exhibit piece in the new Welcome Center being constructed in what was formerly the retail shop. The new space will have a smaller retail space with the rest of the floorplan devoted to exhibits. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Northwest Maritime Center welcome center in the works

Renovated space will serve as information hub for activities

State Rep. Steve Tharinger, Sen. Kevin Van De Wege and Rep. Mike Chapman.

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More funds coming to Peninsula

Lawmakers: Investments being made in district

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DOT open to solutions other than roundabouts

Presentation focuses on areas in Port Angeles, Sequim

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Port Angeles council appoints members to boards

Public questions appointee who lives outside of city

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Port Hadlock woman airlifted to Harborview after wreck

PORT TOWNSEND — A Port Hadlock woman was in satisfactory condition Wednesday morning after she was airlifted to…

As is tradition at the end of the Walk for Water, Interact Club members douse the president — this year Krista Charters — in Sequim’s original irrigation ditch by Sequim Middle School. Charters said carrying two large buckets of water 2 miles was harder than she thought it’d be. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Interact Club continues to ‘Walk for Water’

Fundraiser looks to build well for school in Ghana

Surveillance video footage shows a man brandishing a gun at the Dollar Tree store in Port Angeles. (Clallam County Sheriff’s Office)

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Suspect sought in armed robbery in Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES — A man armed with a 9mm handgun allegedly robbed The Dollar Tree store in Port…

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Crafts retailer Joann files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

More than 800 stores, including one in PA, continue to operate

North Olympic Library System public service specialist Jessica Raivo transfers books from the stacks to a cart on Saturday at the Sequim Public Library for eventual transport to a temporary library building. The current library on North Sequim Avenue is slated for renovation and expansion with library services slated to resume on April 1 at 609 W. Washington St., next to Fifth Avenue Furniture, in the storefront that was previously Brian’s Sporting Goods. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Book transfer

North Olympic Library System public service specialist Jessica Raivo transfers books from the stacks to a cart on…

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Race to Alaska moving to biennial schedule

Event to alternate with WA360 around Puget Sound

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Clallam County letter supports Tse-whit-sen effort

Port of Port Angeles, tribe working on restoring property