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Driver unharmed when truck, excavator go 100 feet down embankment on Highway 112

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Driver unharmed when truck, excavator go 100 feet down embankment on Highway 112

PYSHT — A driver escaped injury when a truck hauling an excavator missed a turn on state Highway…

Politics

Bill to protect First Amendment rights of student newspapers moves through Legislature

By Taylor McAvoy

Legislators work to include Port Angeles pool in state funding

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Legislators work to include Port Angeles pool in state funding

PORT ANGELES — William Shore Memorial Pool is poised to receive $1.5 million in state funding and if…

Port Angeles lays out terms of land sale to Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe

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Port Angeles lays out terms of land sale to Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe

PORT ANGELES —The Port Angeles City Council, facing a balloon payment of $1 million in 2021, agreed last…

Politics

State legislators pass exemption from Public Records Act and own disclosure rules

By Josh Kelety

State moves closer to bump stock ban

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State moves closer to bump stock ban

By Taylor McAvoy

Politics

District 24 legislators vote for public records exemption bill

OLYMPIA — The three legislators who represent District 24 voted in favor of a bill they say improves…

Record funds raised at heart education luncheon

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Record funds raised at heart education luncheon

PORT ANGELES — The Olympic Medical Center Foundation’s Red, Set, Go! Heart Luncheon raised a record $77,000, an…

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Coast Guard monitors multi-day transit of vessel after explosion

PORTLAND, Ore. — Coast Guard personnel are monitoring a 653-foot bulk carrier, with 21 crew members aboard, 120…

News

NEWS BRIEFS: Friends of the NRA to hold annual dinner in Port Angeles … and other items

PORT ANGELES — The Northwest Peninsula Friends of the National Rifle Association will hold its annual dinner and…

Politics

Governor’s pitch to tax carbon makes it out of committee in Senate

By Josh Kelety

Peninsula program provides free wigs to women, children with cancer

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Peninsula program provides free wigs to women, children with cancer

By Fran Howell

A GROWING CONCERN: A little cold makes for a hardy plant

Life

A GROWING CONCERN: A little cold makes for a hardy plant

AS THE SNOW flurries blew around the Peninsula this last week and the ground actually froze — what,…

Life

BIRD WATCH: Pied-billed grebes are small masters of camouflage

THE NEAREST LAKE or pond usually offers the opportunity to see a common bird, but a secretive one.

Business

BUSINESS BRIEFS: Olympic Medical Center employees honored … and other items

PORT ANGELES — Four Olympic Medical Center employees were recognized for their contributions to the hospital’s 2018-2022 Strategic…

Business

EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings

• Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce — Twice-monthly breakfast meetings are held at 11:45 a.m. on the second and…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Drug manufacturers, not users to blame for opioid crisis

A recent letter criticizing opioid lawsuits (“Against opioid suits,” Feb. 12) demonstrates a common psychological bias, emphasizing the…

HORSEPLAY: Farrier workshops share information, give support

Life

HORSEPLAY: Farrier workshops share information, give support

“AS IRON SHARPENS iron, so one man sharpens another” is a Bible proverb that emphasizes how working together…

PENINSULA KITCHEN: Leeks, a mild onion relative, are great to have around

Life

PENINSULA KITCHEN: Leeks, a mild onion relative, are great to have around

ON FEB. 17, I walked into TAFY (The Answer for Youth) to begin my weekly shift as garden…

Life

HELP LINE: A reader shares experience with long-term care

RECENTLY, I SPENT a couple of weeks retelling the abbreviated story of my mother’s (and my) journey into…