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Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce events manager starts July 8

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce has announced that Leslie Robertson has been hired as…

Fourth of July events span Clallam County today

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Fourth of July events span Clallam County today

Parades, concerts and fireworks on tap

Peninsula receiving $8.9 million in state recreation, conservation grants

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Peninsula receiving $8.9 million in state recreation, conservation grants

Spruce Railroad Trail, Jefferson shooting range among projects seeing funding

Convicted child rapist to appear in court after getting too long a sentence

Crime & Justice

Convicted child rapist to appear in court after getting too long a sentence

Time of offense comes into play on guilty plea to child pornography charge

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Port Angeles City Council approves purchase of building to replace shop

Maintenance facility was destroyed by windstorm

Registration open for ‘row’ portion of 2019 Reach and Row

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Registration open for ‘row’ portion of 2019 Reach and Row

Sequim Bay event raises funds for Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County

Crime & Justice

Clallam Bay Corrections Center sees two more violent incidents

Inmate restrictions imposed after stabbing

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Sequim man killed in one-vehicle rollover wreck east of Port Angeles

State Patrol: Driver ejected from vehicle

Candidates outline positions on issues

Politics

Candidates outline positions on issues

Three vie for Olympic Medical Center board spot

Crime & Justice

State Supreme Court denies further review of former Sequim man’s appeal

Corean O. Barnes had challenged 2008 sex offense conviction

Opinion

PAT NEAL: ‘Lord of the Flies,’ in a raft

IT WAS WRONG to assert in last week’s column that, “Stereotyping and profiling have no place on a…

Clallam searching for funding for Court Appointed Special Advocate program

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Clallam searching for funding for Court Appointed Special Advocate program

State grant that supported work was not renewed

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Newcomers’ luncheon set for Sequim

SEQUIM — Chris Fidler will address the Newcomers’ Club luncheon at noon Tuesday, July 9.

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Port Angeles man treated, released after motorcycle wreck east of Joyce

PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles man was treated and released from Olympic Medical Center after he lost…

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Local author to sign copies of book at two locations this week

Bill Lindstrom will sign copies of his book “Strait Press: A History of News Media on the North…

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Free airplane rides offered to youths Saturday

Young eagles day

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UW releases winter 2019 dean’s list

SEATTLE — Several Olympic Peninsula natives have been named to the University of Washington’s winter 2019 dean’s list.

PHOTO: Olympic Medical Center nurse wins first DAISY award for Extraordinary Nurses

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PHOTO: Olympic Medical Center nurse wins first DAISY award for Extraordinary Nurses

The DAISY Foundation has awarded its first DAISY award for Extraordinary Nurses to Judy Bedford, a registered nurse…

Joyce history teacher hired as new principal

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Joyce history teacher hired as new principal

JOYCE — The Crescent School District has announced that Theres Carroll is the district’s new principal as of…

Opinion

DIANE URBANI DE LA PAZ: Feasting — without the boom

THE NERVE OF this guy, bringing lasers instead of fireworks for Port Townsend’s Old School 4th of July.