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Kilmer talks with students: 6th District representative discusses congressional inaction

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Kilmer talks with students: 6th District representative discusses congressional inaction

PORT ANGELES — Many who attended U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer’s town hall meeting at Peninsula College expressed frustration…

Continuing Robby’s legacy: Streett family remember Robby at showing of ‘Ready Player One’

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Continuing Robby’s legacy: Streett family remember Robby at showing of ‘Ready Player One’

SEQUIM — Twenty-six times over, it’s safe to say “Ready Player One” was Robby Streett’s favorite book.

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Colorado man sentenced for fatal crash

MANCOS, Colo. — A Mancos, Colo., man has been sentenced to two years in prison for a high-speed…

Crime & Justice

Sedro-Woolley man found guilty of Beaver home arson, other charges

PORT ANGELES — An interview with authorities, voicemail messages and traces of DNA linking Marshall Jay Lewis to…

Crime & Justice

Colorado man charged in Washington Net Nanny sting

LONGMONT, Colo. — A 62-year-old Colorado man has been charged with child sex crimes through a Washington state…

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Kent man charged in fatality in which woman stopped to help stranded motorist

KENT — A 33-year-old Kent man has been charged with felony hit and run in the fatality of…

Crime & Justice

Darrow plans insanity defense

PORT ANGELES — Alleged murderer Shay Clinton Darrow waived his right to a speedy arraignment Thursday to allow…

Crime & Justice

Bonner attorney to give hospital a report to speed evaluation

PORT ANGELES — A defense expert will establish a “good faith” insanity defense for alleged murderer Benjamin George…

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Police step up distracted driving patrols

The Clallam and Jefferson County Target Zero Task Force is participating in a statewide effort to crackdown on…

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Olympic National Forest plans to reopen campgrounds for season

OLYMPIA — The Olympic National Forest plans to reopen campgrounds for the summer season this month and next.

‘Working Backwards’ exhibit to open Tuesday at Peninsula College

Arts & Entertainment

‘Working Backwards’ exhibit to open Tuesday at Peninsula College

PORT ANGELES — Self-taught artist Stephen O’Donnell’s “Working Backwards” solo exhibition will be on display in the PUB…

Arts & Entertainment

Toastmasters to launch Second Tuesday Speakers series in Sequim

SEQUIM — The Skwim Toastmasters Club, whose members have earned eight educational awards this year, will launch a…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Van De Wege, Tharinger defend the indefensible

Olympic Peninsula lawmakers are still trying to defend the indefensible SB 6617, the public records bill passed earlier…

Life

ISSUES OF FAITH: Use prayer to find strength to act

“THE HOLY ONE says to Israel: I bade you pray in the synagogue of your city, but if…

Life

Candidate forum, ‘Catnip and Sip,’ barn dance among activities on Peninsula

A candidate forum, a “Catnip and Sip” event and a free barn dance in Nordland are among the…

“Clouds and Pilings” by Ken Dvorak is on exhibit at Blue Whole Gallery.

Arts & Entertainment

African drums, contest winners and exhibit slated for Sequim Art Walk

SEQUIM — Olympic Theatre Arts will welcome “Zorina Wolf and Friends” to introduce the public to the joy…

News

Hood Canal Bridge closures canceled

SHINE – Night work scheduled Saturday and Sunday on the Hood Canal Bridge has been canceled due to…

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Four-hour delays continue around Lake Crescent

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Four-hour delays are scheduled Monday through Thursday on U.S. Highway 101 as it winds…

Pioneer family matriarch Margaret Lotzgesell dies at 93

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Pioneer family matriarch Margaret Lotzgesell dies at 93

SEQUIM — A mom and a farmer’s wife. A Scout leader. A tutor. A community volunteer. A lifelong…

The National Park Service is considering raising entrance fees at Olympic National Park in an effort to work on a maintenance backlog. (Jesse Major/Peninsula Daily News)

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Officials rethinking fee hikes: Olympic National Park officials await final plan

Paul Gottlieb