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Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe moves ahead on hotel plans
BLYN — The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe is moving forward on its long-planned hotel and resort at 7 Cedars…
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Strings sound out: Fiddle Tunes brings hundreds to Fort Worden
PORT TOWNSEND — Right about now, the fort is fully warmed up.
Crime & Justice
Port Angeles transient charged with attempted murder in Port Townsend stabbing
PORT TOWNSEND — A Port Angeles transient was charged with one count of attempted first degree murder Monday…
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Port of Port Townsend, boat school to work together on pumpout grant
PORT TOWNSEND — Port of Port Townsend commissioners have agreed to collaborate with the Northwest School of Wooden…
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PHOTO: Community Peace Portrait in Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND — Participants form a peace sign for a Community Peace Portrait taken Sunday to mark the…
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Search is on for meteorite: Scientists seek fragments off Washington coast
The hunt is underway for a giant meteorite that exploded over the Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary in…
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Fourth of July festivities planned on Peninsula
The Fourth of July will be celebrated all across the North Olympic Peninsula on Wednesday.
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More than 675 rally against federal immigration policy in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — More than 675 protesters gathered near the U.S. Border Patrol station in Port Angeles on…
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Summer burning restrictions begin today on North Olympic Peninsula
Burn ban restrictions begin today in Clallam and Jefferson counties.
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Water Street work in Port Townsend expected to be finished soon
PORT TOWNSEND — The final phase of the Water Street Enhancement Project is on track for completion the…
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R2AK race boss awaits last stragglers into Ketchikan
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA — After two weeks of long days and nights waiting for his Race to Alaska competitors…
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Fourth of July celebrated Wednesday on Peninsula
The Fourth of July will be celebrated all across the North Olympic Peninsula on Wednesday.
Life
A GROWING CONCERN: Order spring bulbs for great floral display
JUNE IS OVER and what a month we have had. Extremely warm (hot) conditions, hail in the low…
Life
BIRD WATCH: Studying crows offers life lessons
CROWS TRIGGER VARIOUS human emotions as few other birds can.
Business
ON THE WATERFRONT: Pulp barge bound for British Columbia
This week on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday barges were at the Port of Port Angeles terminal being loaded…
Life
HELP LINE: Remember to be careful on your way to happiness
IT DOESN’T FEEL like a real intense day, does it?
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Forks celebrates Independence Day all week
FORKS — The week-long Forks Old Fashioned Fourth of July celebration, which began Saturday, will continue from Monday…
Crime & Justice
UPDATE: Homeless man in stable condition after being stabbed in Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND — A homeless man was in stable condition at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle after he…
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EYE ON JEFFERSON: County to consider Memorial Field lighting contract
The three Jefferson County commissioners will consider execution of a $272,760 contract to replace lighting at Memorial Field…