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NEWS BRIEFS: Stormwater class set for Thursday in Port Angeles; Sequim business hires new employee
PORT ANGELES — The city of Port Angeles will present a class on permitting for stormwater runoff at…
News
Local groups offer assistance to federal workers during shutdown
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Democrats are the most recent group of North Olympic Peninsula residents to…
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Port Townsend Main Street Program touts 2018 work, sets sights on 2019 goals
Year’s top champion, collaborator and volunteer are named
Opinion
WEST END NEIGHBOR: Arrrgh: Teachers pack pirate production into a week
HOW ENTHUSIASTICALLY CAN a child say just a single number?
News
Young musicians win cash in Port Angeles Symphony competitions
Top competitors hail from Port Angeles, Port Townsend
News
Third annual Womxn’s Wave arrives in Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND — An estimated 1,000 people marched down Water Street in Port Townsend during the third annual…
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1,000-strong crowd gathers in Port Townsend for third annual Womxn’s Wave
Support shown for indigenous peoples, women, marginalized people and the queer community
News
Food, money, gift cards sought for furloughed or unpaid federal workers
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Democrats are seeking non-perishable food items, cash, checks or grocery store gift…
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MLK Day observed on Peninsula today
Martin Luther King Jr., the civil rights activist who was assassinated in 1968, will be remembered today during…
Politics
Peninsula legislators set sights on goals
Morse Creek safety, health care, daylight saving time among issues
News
Martin Luther King Jr. Day to be observed Monday
Martin Luther King Jr., the civil rights activist who was assassinated in 1968, will be remembered Monday during…
Business
EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings
• Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce — Monthly luncheon meetings are held on the second Wednesday of…
Business
ON THE WATERFRONT: Bosun’s pipe calls through history
EARLY IN THE week, K. Asian Beauty, a 604-foot car carrier with a 98-foot beam, anchored in the…
Life
A GROWING CONCERN: To thin or to head? That is the question
THE GREAT, WARM, unseasonably nice weather continues, so now your pruning must really begin in earnest.
News
NEWS BRIEFS: First Step endorsed … and other items
PORT ANGELES — First Step Family Support Center recently earned an endorsement as a blue ribbon affiliate of…
Life
HELP LINE: We fall for scams because we want to believe
I HOPE WE’RE all taking a moment to congratulate ourselves.
News
Authorities seek to identify body found in tree at Fort Worden
PORT TOWNSEND — Authorities have some leads in the investigation of a body found in a tree at…
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Fallen tree removed from Port Townsend military cemetery
PORT TOWNSEND — A fallen tree that damaged several headstones at the Fort Worden Military Cemetery has been…