Sequim Service Fest runs weekdays through June 15

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Sequim Service Fest runs weekdays through June 15

SEQUIM — “You wouldn’t believe how good this feels,” said Mark Powless, standing in front of his Sequim…

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Port Angeles City Council debates review of comprehensive plan

PORT ANGELES — A 4-3 majority of the Port Angeles City Council has voted to remand a comprehensive…

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New state laws take effect today

More than 200 new laws take effect in Washington state this week, including a package of bills meant…

Peninsula College’s The Buccaneer brings home 7 awards

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Peninsula College’s The Buccaneer brings home 7 awards

PORT ANGELES — The staff of the Buccaneer, Peninsula College’s student newspaper, earned seven honors in the Pacific…

Rape trial expected to go to jury today

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Rape trial expected to go to jury today

EDITOR’S NOTE: The description of sex-abuse victim expert witness Rob Welch has been corrected.

Washout spurs creative work-arounds to New Dungeness Light Station

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Washout spurs creative work-arounds to New Dungeness Light Station

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Spring blooms bring unwanted Scotch Broom

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Spring blooms bring unwanted Scotch Broom

Highly invasive, problematic for reforestation and a fire and allergy hazard, Scotch broom is an unwelcome guest in…

Three candidates for District Court I judge tell of qualifications in Port Angeles

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Three candidates for District Court I judge tell of qualifications in Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES — Three lawyers vying for Clallam County’s Port Angeles-area District Court 1 judge position wrestled with…

PHOTOS: Field kitchen arrives in Joyce for disaster prep

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PHOTOS: Field kitchen arrives in Joyce for disaster prep

Above, Joyce community members examine a MKT99 field kitchen Saturday at the Joyce Bible Church after the mobile…

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Port Angeles school clinic scaled back for now

PORT ANGELES — The school-based health center at Port Angeles High School that inspired months of impassioned debate…

Opinion

DIANE URBANI DE LA PAZ: Summer full of uplift, renewal

REACH INSIDE AND lift up your younger self, Joe Gaydos told us. See yourself as an explorer.

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PAT NEAL: Remembering D-Day

JUNE 6 MIGHT not mean much to people these days. Maybe it’s one day closer to a summer…

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NEWS BRIEFS: PASD board meeting set for Thursday; Taste of Port Townsend to start Thursday

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School Board will hear of plans for the high school health clinic…

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Peninsula graduation ceremonies coming up this month

Graduation and commencement ceremonies across the North Olympic Peninsula are set to begin Friday and stretch to Monday,…

Crime

Charges expected to be filed today after armed confrontation

PORT ANGELES — Charges are expected to be filed today against a man and woman accused in an…

Life

‘Strings coach’ takes soloist spotlight for SCO concert

SEQUIM — The ninth annual spring concert — the final performance of the Sequim Community Orchestra’s 2018 season…

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NEWS BRIEFS: Coast Guard cutter back at Port Angeles station … and other items

PORT ANGELES — The crew aboard the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Active has returned to its Port Angeles…

Soroptimists in Forks present awards

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Soroptimists in Forks present awards

FORKS — Soroptimist International of the Olympic Rain Forest has honored area women with awards.

Ramona Ward sentenced to 26½ years in prison in boy’s killing

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Ramona Ward sentenced to 26½ years in prison in boy’s killing

PORT ANGELES — A Forks resident and Quileute tribal member who had pleaded guilty to homicide by abuse…

Black Ball bicentennial to be marked at Port Angeles Maritime Festival

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Black Ball bicentennial to be marked at Port Angeles Maritime Festival

PORT ANGELES — The red and black flag that flies above the iconic MV Coho ferry turns 200…