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Beach cleanup Saturday

CoastSavers, Olympic National Park conducting separate initiatives

Sandra Long speaks at a forum for Port Angeles School Board candidates hosted by the Port Angeles Business Association. The District 4 incumbent is running for one of three uncontested seats on the five-member board. The two other candidates, Kirsten Williams, who is running for the District 5 position, and Stan Williams, who is running for the District 3 position, did not participate in the event. (Paula Hunt/Peninsula Daily News)

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Port Angeles School District incumbent speaks at forum for candidates

Three running unopposed in November election

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Clallam United Way to host Seahawks watch party

Sunday event to kick off fundraising campaign

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Minor flown to Harborview after early morning crash

SEQUIM — One juvenile was transported to Harborview Medical Center early Sunday morning following a vehicle crash north…

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Black Diamond Contra Dance set on Saturday

PORT ANGELES — A Black Diamond Contra Dance is set for 7 p.m. Friday at the Black Diamond…

Last year’s Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival served up about 8 tons of fresh Dungeness crab. This year’s event is slated for Oct. 6-8. (Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival)

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2023 CrabFest to offer fresh seafood, entertainment

Tickets on sale now for dinners from Oct. 6-8 festival

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Water use restricted in most of Clallam County

East Jefferson County is monitoring supply closely

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Sales tax hike before Port Angeles City Council

Funds would address backlog of repairs

Author M.B. Thurman reads from her debut novel, “Summoned,” in front of the Miller Tree Inn, aka the Cullen House, during a pre-Forever Twilight in Forks event on Tuesday. M.B. (Mary Beth) and her husband Trent own the Inn. This week’s FTF Festival will also feature other authors at several other venues. (Christi Baron/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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It’s Forever Twilight in Forks this weekend

Many activities free during annual festival

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Dash Air chief to talk Wednesday

PORT ANGELES — Dash Air President Clint Ostler will unveil plans for the future during a presentation to…

Master gardeners, from left to right, Peggy Goette, Valarie Bowers and Marsha Robin received Golden Trowel awards.

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2023 Golden Trowel awards presented to Clallam gardeners

SEQUIM — The Clallam County Master Gardeners presented Golden Trowel awards to three members at a recent ceremony…

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Olympic National Park sites to host International Coastal Cleanup on Saturday

It’s time for some serious fall cleaning in the late summer along our state’s coastlines.

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Temporary two-lane bypass constructed over Discovery Creek

BLYN — The state Department of Transportation began constructing a temporary two-lane bypass for U.S. Highway 101 over…

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Port Angeles declares Stage III water shortage

PORT ANGELES — The City of Port Angeles has declared a Stage III water shortage, indicating supplies are…

Port Townsend Police Officer Jon Stuart, Chief Thomas Olson, Assistant Fire Chief Brian Tracer and Fire Chief Bret Black observe a moment of silence Monday as Jefferson County Sheriff Joe Nole reads a remembrance of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York on Sept. 11, 2001. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Ceremony commemorates first responders on anniversary of 9/11

Public safety officials honored

Several orcas are spotted in Port Angeles harbor on Friday with Ediz Hook and the U.S. Coast Guard station in the background. Light rain and cloudy skies are in the forecast for early this week, although the sun and temperatures are in upper 60s to low 70s is expected for the weekend. (Ken and Mary Campbell)

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Orcas in Port Angeles harbor

Several orcas are spotted in Port Angeles harbor on Friday with Ediz Hook and the U.S. Coast Guard…

Eliott Carey, 5, shapes a mound of clay on a potter’s wheel on the patio of Peninsula College’s ceramics studio Saturday at its second Fall Spectacular. Playing with clay was one of many activities for children, families and adults at the event, which included tours of classrooms and introductions to courses and fields of study, Port Angeles Farmers Market booths, live music and an exhibition of art by college faculty. The event was a way for the people to learn about Peninsula College, meet faculty and staff and connect with community resources. Fall quarter at the college starts Sept. 26. (Paula Hunt/Peninsula Daily News)

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Shaping the future

Eliott Carey, 5, shapes a mound of clay on a potter’s wheel on the patio of Peninsula College’s…

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9/11 memorials today in Jefferson County, Port Angeles

Observances honor those who lost lives in terrorist attacks

Crime & Justice

Port Angeles man sentenced on drug charges from June traffic stop

Digital scales, about 5,000 pills found during vehicle search

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Peninsula College staff follows up on cyber attack

PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College has received more information about the number of students, employees and retirees whose…

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