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PAT NEAL: How to prepare for the coming winter

IT’S TIME ONCE again for the annual winter weather forecast.

Business

BUSINESS BRIEFS: OMC imaging staff recognized; new physical therapist joins Sequim center

PORT ANGELES — Twelve staff members from the diagnostic imaging department at Olympic Medical Center were recognized during…

Three running for Forks fire district seat in general election

Politics

Three running for Forks fire district seat in general election

FORKS — The Forks-area Fire District 1 race has an unusual circumstance in the Nov. 7 general election:…

Marinas topic of debate at Port of Port Angeles candidate forum

Politics

Marinas topic of debate at Port of Port Angeles candidate forum

PORT ANGELES — Discussion of the Port of Port Angeles’ two marinas highlighted a forum Tuesday that focused…

Comment period extended for draft plan on Olympic National Park mountain goats

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Comment period extended for draft plan on Olympic National Park mountain goats

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — The public comment period on a draft Mountain Goat Management Plan Environmental Impact Statement…

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Port Angeles woman sentenced for third DUI

PORT ANGELES — Three times was not a charm for 59-year-old Kimberly Rene Wilcox.

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Discount available for early purchases of storytelling festival tickets

PORT ANGELES — Storytellers from Hawaii, Brazil, Canada and the Motor City: They’re converging here for the Forest…

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Clallam to upgrade courthouse security

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County is beefing up security for the lobby in Superior Court.

Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News Port Angeles police Officer T.J. Mueller, left, investigates the scene where a pickup truck and a semi-trailer collided at the intersection of 10th and N streets in Port Angeles on Tuesday.

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Port Angeles woman hurt in collision with semitruck

PORT ANGELES — A 38-year-old woman was injured Tuesday when the pickup she was driving collided with a…

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NEWS BRIEFS: School event set Thursday … and other items

PORT ANGELES — Stevens Middle School students and their parents are invited to the school’s annual Back to…

Letters to the Editor

LETTERS: Save America from Trump, nuclear war

In the worst days of Watergate, when Kissinger noted that a drunken Nixon wandered around at night talking…

News

States expand investigation of opioid makers, distributors

By Geoff Mulvihill

Crime & Justice

Sequim police led on high-speed chase

SEQUIM — A woman driving with expired tabs led Sequim police on a brief high-speed chase on U.S.…

News

$322,000 grant intended to boost Clallam families’ access to Peninsula produce

PORT ANGELES — A $322,000 federal grant announced at Monday’s Clallam County commissioners meeting will make Peninsula-grown fruits…

Caption: Anderson Lake in Chimacum is closed again due to toxic algae blooms. The lake will be closed to swimming, fishing and boating, however the state park will still be open to hikers. (Cydney McFarland/Peninsula Daily News)

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Jefferson commissioners delay on funds for grant to study Anderson Lake toxins

PORT TOWNSEND — The Jefferson County commissioners are holding off on a decision on matching funds for a…

Schooner gets helping hand from Salish Rescue after grounding at Port Townsend

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Schooner gets helping hand from Salish Rescue after grounding at Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND — An 80-foot schooner was back afloat Monday thanks to volunteers and students from Salish Rescue…

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Port Angeles High School schedules college fair

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles High School College & Career Fair will host representatives of more than…

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State seeks public comment on transportation plan

OLYMPIA — Public comment will be taken on Phase 2 of the state’s transportation plan through Nov. 6.

Milo Atwater

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Two Roughriders named Commended Students

PORT ANGELES — Roughrider seniors Lauren Rankin and Milo Atwater have been named Commended Students in the 2018…

Crime & Justice

Trial dates set in Port Angeles child rape, molestation case

PORT ANGELES — Donald William Kingsley has pleaded not guilty to first-degree child rape and first-degree child molestation.