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NOAA scientist to review Clallam County herbicide plan

PORT ANGELES — An ecotoxicologist will review a Clallam County proposal to deploy herbicides in the battle against…

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Port Angeles woman accidentally dragged under truck recovering at hospital

PORT ANGELES — A woman who was accidentally dragged under a truck early Tuesday evening was recovering Wednesday…

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General election certified, with no changes to Clallam results

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County has certified the Nov. 8 general election results. No election outcomes changed after…

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NEWS BRIEFS: Port Angeles police investigate break-in … and other items

PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles police are asking for help identifying suspects after a failed burglary.

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: A Christmas delight on Diamond Point Road

The tall and the small — from the North Pole, I’m sure — Santa’s hardworking elves did it…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: So I’m a deplorable racist, sexist facist because I didn’t vote for Clinton

Let’s see if I understand what I’m reading in the newspaper and on social media, and hear on…

Business

BUSINESS BRIEFS: Daily Grind raising tips for a cause; wine winners announced

The Daily Grind Espresso will host its eighth annual adopt-a-family this Sunday and Monday.

News

Emergency information to be presented at Sequim wellness forum Dec. 14

SEQUIM — Capt. Derrell Sharp of Clallam County Fire District No. 3 will present a free WOW! Working…

Port Angeles church donates to disabled veterans

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Port Angeles church donates to disabled veterans

PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles church donated $500 Tuesday to Chapter 9 of the Disabled American Veterans…

Peninsula Friends of Animals volunteers made about 1,200 pairs of potholders in 2015 and since 2006 they’ve raised about $180,000 for the no-kill, cageless shelter and the organization’s spay/neuter program. Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash

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Sequim shelter volunteers hit milestone mark in donation program

By Matthew Nash

Sequim Bee Farm hives vandalized; no leads so far

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Sequim Bee Farm hives vandalized; no leads so far

SEQUIM — Owners of the Sequim Bee Farm are looking for answers after they say vandals poisoned 20…

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NEWS BRIEFS: Delays expected at Elwha River bridge this Thursday … and other items

PORT ANGELES — Drivers are expected to encounter delays at the Elwha River bridge on U.S. Highway 101…

Still wary after racial attack in Port Angeles; four months later, police still investigating

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Still wary after racial attack in Port Angeles; four months later, police still investigating

By Jesse Major and Paul Gottlieb

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Timber sales to provide $7.3 million in Clallam County; state official tells of errors

PORT ANGELES — Timber sales will generate about $7.3 million for Clallam County and its junior taxing districts…

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Zoning changes made for Carlsborg Urban Growth Area

PORT ANGELES — Higher zoning densities have been approved for the Carlsborg Urban Growth Area.

Dozens arrested during US protests for higher minimum wages

Business

Dozens arrested during US protests for higher minimum wages

The Associated Press

Business

Seattle area home prices surge — biggest growth in US

The Associated Press

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NEWS BRIEFS: Veterans Giving Tree ready for gifts … and other items

PORT ANGELES — Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Post 1024 has its annual Veterans Giving Tree set up…

Snow delights Hurricane Ridge visitors

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Snow delights Hurricane Ridge visitors

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Skiers, snowboarders and sledders are optimistic about a good snow year to come hit…

WEST END NEIGHBOR: Finding light in the gray of La Push

Opinion

WEST END NEIGHBOR: Finding light in the gray of La Push

THE WAVES WERE stacked, one upon the other, like fans rushing a concert stage.