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PAT NEAL: It’s May Day

MAY DAY IS much more than just another pagan festival celebrating the return of the sun or a…

Study: Tsunamis battered tribal village

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Study: Tsunamis battered tribal village

Researchers find evidence at ancient Tse-whit-zen

Fish farm to pay fine imposed by state

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Fish farm to pay fine imposed by state

Lawsuit against Cooke Aquaculture contines

Co-owner: Coho ferry boosts Port Angeles economy

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Co-owner: Coho ferry boosts Port Angeles economy

Ryan Malane highlights lodging, shopping

PHOTO: Sunshine for sailing in Sequim

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PHOTO: Sunshine for sailing in Sequim

David Tarr of Port Townsend admires the view of a sailboat on Sequim Bay on Tuesday at John…

Crime & Justice

PA man accused of jump from police vehicle held on $10,000 bail

Justin Cox set to re-appear in court today

Crime & Justice

Arraignment delayed while defendant ponders pleading

PORT ANGELES — The arraignment of a Port Angeles man has been delayed while his lawyer seeks another…

Crime & Justice

Port Angeles man sentenced for hotel robberies

PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles man has been sentenced to more than six years in prison for…

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Legal scholar to speak in Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND — Legal scholar Robert L. Tsai will discuss his book, “Practical Equality: Forging Justice in a…

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Job fair slated for Peninsula College on Thursday

PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College will host an Allied Health Job Fair from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.…

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World Vision Global 6K for Water set Saturday at Sequim church

SEQUIM — The Sequim Valley Church of the Nazarene will host a team for the World Vision Global…

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2019 Boating Season Opens for Sequim Bay Yacht Club

SEQUIM — The Sequim Bay Yacht Club will host a variety of activities for its 2019 Boating Season…

Tea with S.H.E. presentation set for May 7

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Tea with S.H.E. presentation set for May 7

SEQUIM — Monica Dixon will present “Living Well: 10 Tools for a Healthier You!” from noon to 1:30…

Business

Blackberry Cafe in Joyce celebrates 10th anniversary Wednesday

JOYCE — The Blackberry Cafe will celebrate its 10th anniversary Wednesday.

WEST END NEIGHBOR: New flag waves over Forks’ Tillicum Park

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WEST END NEIGHBOR: New flag waves over Forks’ Tillicum Park

A FLAG THAT is 20 feet by 60 feet dwarfs almost everything in Forks.

Experienced pilots credited by museum director for actions in plane crash

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Experienced pilots credited by museum director for actions in plane crash

Men sustain injuries in landing on Discovery Bay beach

Port Angeles School District assessing state’s levy lid lift

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Port Angeles School District assessing state’s levy lid lift

Following approved cuts, impact and funding remains unclear

Port Angeles gallery launches new artist series

Arts & Entertainment

Port Angeles gallery launches new artist series

PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles art gallery will host a free lecture at 6 p.m. Wednesday as…

Arts & Entertainment

New art pieces to be dedicated today

PORT ANGELES — No matter where you are on a Peninsula College campus, you are just steps away…

PHOTO: Junior rangers learn lessons at Olympic National Park

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PHOTO: Junior rangers learn lessons at Olympic National Park

Above, Olympic National Park firefighter Paul Staley directs 3-year-old Owen Bailey of Gig Harbor where to point a…