Sequim senior play ‘Be True to your School’ parodies 1960s high school life

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Sequim senior play ‘Be True to your School’ parodies 1960s high school life

SEQUIM — What do poodle skirts, the Beach Boys, greasers and malt shops all have in common?

Life

History Tales to feature tale of a Peninsula ‘Renaissance woman’

PORT ANGELES — Author Glynda Peterson Schaad will talk about Wynona Whitcomb Ross at the Clallam County Historical…

Harmonica Pocket to perform at Sequim, PA and Forks libraries

Entertainment

Harmonica Pocket to perform at Sequim, PA and Forks libraries

The Harmonica Pocket will perform free at the Sequim, Port Angeles and Forks public libraries.

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Former board member urges ‘no’ on school levy

Urges no on levy

Charlie Bermant/Peninsula Daily NewsDan Di Guilio in his new office, general manager Jefferson Transit.

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Former Port Angeles mayor dies at age 68 of sudden heart attack in Florida

PORT ANGELES — Dan Di Guilio, a former Port Angeles mayor and regional transit system pioneer known for…

Joyce man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide near Sequim

Crime

Joyce man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide near Sequim

PORT ANGELES — Vance Mitchell Mattix pleaded guilty Wednesday to vehicular homicide while under the influence of alcohol…

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Bipartisan bills target Cold War-era prohibition on nuclear attack preparations

By Alex Visser

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Council reviews Port Angeles work plan

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles City Council reviewed a draft work plan for 2018 Tuesday.

News

More than 16,000 homes lose power in Sequim area Saturday

SEQUIM — If your lights went off last Saturday in the Sequim area, you’re not alone.

News

Making history by saving it: UW groups keep indigenous languages alive

By Katherine Long

Clallam County backs bridge effort: Officials iffy about financial support

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Clallam County backs bridge effort: Officials iffy about financial support

PORT ANGELES — Cherie Kidd made an impassioned plea to the Clallam County commissioners for support and money…

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NEW BRIEFS: State lawmakers to hold telephone town hall Thursday … and other items

The three lawmakers representing the 24th Legislative District will host a telephone town hall starting at 6 p.m.…

Marchi named acting Clallam County treasurer

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Marchi named acting Clallam County treasurer

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County commissioners made quick work Tuesday of selecting Teresa Marchi as the new acting…

Cooke fined $332,000 for salmon release

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Cooke fined $332,000 for salmon release

The state says the firm failed to keep its nets cleaned while the company calls probe incomplete.

As opioid crisis grows, judge aims for solutions, settlement

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As opioid crisis grows, judge aims for solutions, settlement

By Geoff Mulvihill

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Clallam County to join opioid lawsuit

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County has decided to join the local governments that are suing manufacturers and wholesalers…

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Cougars more social than experts thought, scientist says

By Rob Ollikainen

Doll, teddy bear show set this Saturday

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Doll, teddy bear show set this Saturday

PORT ANGELES — More than 40 vendors are expected at the Promise of Spring Doll Show on Saturday.

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Former Port Angeles mayor, Clallam Transit manager dies

PORT ANGELES — Former Port Angeles Mayor Dan Di Guilio died Tuesday night at Sebastian Riverside Medical Center…

The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Cuttyhunk pass two dewatering pumps to the crew of the fishing vessel Sunnfjord as their vessel took on water off Cape Alava, Wash., Jan. 31, 2018. Unable to start either pump or keep up with the rising water, the fishermen eventually abandoned ship. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Alexander Warriner.

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Coast Guard rescues five fishermen from flooding ship near Neah Bay

NEAH BAY — Coast Guard crews rescued five fishermen who had to abandon ship when it flooded west…