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Jefferson County prescribed burn brought back under control by Department of Natural Resources

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Jefferson County prescribed burn brought back under control by Department of Natural Resources

QUILCENE — A prescribed burn that blazed out of control near state Highway 104 has been contained by…

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Port Angeles businesses get letter threatening blacklisting over fluoridation

PORT ANGELES — Businesses in Port Angeles that serve tap water to their customers have received an unsigned…

Spirits call Port Townsend home all year round

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Spirits call Port Townsend home all year round

By Jeannie McMacken

Politics

Senators oppose plan to hike national park entrance fees

Both of Washington state’s U.S. senators have signed a letter opposing a proposal to raise peak season entrance…

Log truck driver killed in wreck on Highway 101 at Lake Crescent

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Log truck driver killed in wreck on Highway 101 at Lake Crescent

PORT ANGELES — A 44-year-old log truck driver died early Tuesday morning after he crossed the U.S. Highway…

Department of Defense contractor Raytheon visits new Port Angeles company

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Department of Defense contractor Raytheon visits new Port Angeles company

PORT ANGELES — A major Department of Defense contractor anticipates a long-term relationship with Airborne ECS, a company…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Jefferson Prop 1 a stimulus for affordable housing

Jefferson County Proposition 1 to establish a Home Opportunity Fund for affordable housing provides a creative approach in…

Life

A GROWING CONCERN: Assess your attitude at midpoint of autumn

WEDNESDAY IS THE first day of November and, as a Scorpio, a favorite month of mine.

Shooting range to move? Fort Discovery owner eyes Tarboo area for facility

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Shooting range to move? Fort Discovery owner eyes Tarboo area for facility

QUILCENE — A proposed shooting and archery range on 40 acres near Tarboo Lake, if approved for a…

Port Townsend ceremony leaves quilt adorned with memories of loved ones

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Port Townsend ceremony leaves quilt adorned with memories of loved ones

PORT TOWNSEND — Each year, the Hospice Foundation for Jefferson Healthcare hospital hosts a community memorial service as…

Port Townsend Paper Mill watching wood chip pile after stubborn fire

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Port Townsend Paper Mill watching wood chip pile after stubborn fire

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend Paper Mill is monitoring a wood chip pile, used to fuel the…

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Quillayute, Bogachiel, Calawah, Dickey rivers see more closures to protect chinook

Several rivers on the West End have been closed to fishing to protect chinook moving upstream to spawn.

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South County residents feel quake near Silverdale

BRINNON— A small earthquake that shook the homes of residents in south Jefferson County was one of three…

Crime & Justice

Law enforcement investigating report of kidnapping, sexual assault

PORT ANGELES — Officials are seeking information about a person of interest in the kidnapping and sexual assault…

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NEWS BRIEFS: Donations still sought for Walk to End Alzheimer’s … and other items

PORT ANGELES — Soroptimist International of Port Angeles Noon Club members formed a team to participate in the…

BIRD WATCH: Size, silhouette and all that slang

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BIRD WATCH: Size, silhouette and all that slang

WHEN YOU TRAVEL to different countries or different places in this country, it’s easy to pick up local…

Business

EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings

• Forks Chamber of Commerce — Luncheon meetings are usually Wednesdays at noon at Blakeslee’s Bar &Grill, 1222 S.…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: McComas supports Planned Parenthood, death with dignity

Once more, Bruce McComas’ campaign is confronted with misstatements circulating through the voting community about his background, his…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Jefferson County’s Prop 1 would help more than ‘working poor’

People in the county have been talking for years and years about the lack of affordable housing here…

Life

HELP LINE: No right or wrong answer in this situation

IN A COLUMN not too long ago, I went on about Mom and how often the kids will,…