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High winds take down power lines; some 2,300 lose electricity

At least 2,300 North Olympic Peninsula electrical customers lost power today because of high winds.

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: ‘America the Beautiful’ exemplifies the greatness of our country, not walls

“America the Beautiful”: What a great song.

Gerald Neil Walkup of Port Angeles, 26, makes an initial appearance in Clallam County Superior Court on Monday. (Jesse Major/PeninsulaDailyNews)

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Port Angeles man charged with gun, drug offenses

PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles man who allegedly fled from Clallam County sheriff’s deputies Sunday was charged…

Port Angeles students ready to perform at Carnegie Hall

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Port Angeles students ready to perform at Carnegie Hall

NEW YORK CITY — Today, 160 Port Angeles High School orchestra students are scheduled to take the stage…

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Second-class city question advances for Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles City Council has voted unanimously to put a ballot resolution before voters…

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Port Angeles council creates transportation benefit district

Voters will be asked to approve sales tax increase

Entertainment

Olympic BirdFest offers flock of field trips this weekend

SEQUIM — Birders will be out in force with their binoculars and cameras this weekend during the 14th…

Crime

Port Angeles man convicted of weapons charge

PORT ANGELES — Adam Chamberlin, the former administrator of a Facebook group that targeted alleged criminals, has been…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Enforcement of federal immigration laws would have prevented these senseless deaths

“In Los Angeles, we don’t separate people from their families because its inhumane.”

US blasts Syria base with cruise missiles

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US blasts Syria base with cruise missiles

By Lolita C. Baldor

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Rebellious ‘sanctuary,’ pot-legalized states should lose all federal funding

The governments of Hawaii, Washington, Oregon and Colorado are engaged in a rebellion.

Opinion

PAT NEAL: Wheels spin on replenishing our salmon

IT WAS ANOTHER tough week in the news for the Pacific Coastal Salmon Fund.

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Writer criticizing climate change deniers hypocritical in practice

With a good, round belly laugh I read letter “Climate ‘deniers’” in the April 2 Peninsula Daily News’…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Here’s a unique solution to solving the problem of trash along our highways

I’m responding to the two rants published in the April 2 Peninsula Daily News’ “Rants and Raves” feature…

News

FBI investigating after body found burned in car

NEAH BAY — A case involving a burned body found Saturday morning in a vehicle that was destroyed…

Cooke Aquaculture plans to relocate salmon farm to east of Ediz Hook

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Cooke Aquaculture plans to relocate salmon farm to east of Ediz Hook

PORT ANGELES — Cooke Aquaculture plans to relocate its Atlantic-salmon farming operation east of Ediz Hook because of…

Seattle tunnel machine reaches end of long, troubled journey

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Seattle tunnel machine reaches end of long, troubled journey

By Martha Bellisle

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NEWS BRIEFS: Intermittent closures planned on U.S. Highway 101 today … and other items

PORT ANGELES — Intermittent lane closures are planned on U.S. Highway 101 between Oak Street and Tumwater Truck…

Business

Brokerage firm opens in Sequim

SEQUIM — Marc Lawrence, a longtime business and commercial banker and community volunteer on the Olympic and Kitsap…

Fire District No. 3 stops residential burn permit requirement

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Fire District No. 3 stops residential burn permit requirement

By Matthew Nash