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Elwha River restoration topic of talk at Peninsula College
Joshua Chenoweth, Olympic National Park botanical restorationist, will tell about revegetation plans along the Elwha River during a lecture at Peninsula College on Thursday.
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Forks hearing tonight on airport use for drag racing
Another hearing in the long saga of the effort to continue to offer summer drag racing at the Forks Municipal Airport is planned tonight.
7 injured in suspected DUI crash near Sequim
Seven people were injured Saturday evening when a suspected drunk driver crossed the center line of Highway 101 near Sequim and slammed into two oncoming vehicles, the Washington State Patrol reported.
Be a valentine: Romantic spots abound on North Olympic Peninsula [ *** GALLERY *** ]
'I was told I would never have a baby': Mom learned of pregnancy five days before delivering healthy Dale Jr.
Clallam, Port Angeles schools mull forgiving Incubator debt
Clallam County is getting ready to pull the first plug on the long-defunct Clallam Business Incubator.
Plea offer mulled in fatal DUI wreck
A man accused of driving drunk when he caused a head-on wreck that killed an Ahousat, B.C., man in August is mulling a plea offer that would lead to a five-year prison sentence.
Wine, chocolate tour offers tempting tastes of decadence across Peninsula
The time has come again to fire up your designated driver and set your pleasure meter.
Longtime gallery to close; final reception tonight
WEEKEND IN THE PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT: 'Movies and Their Music' looks back at songs from many beloved films -- 2/9/12 -06:12 PM PORT ANGELES - After three decades of promoting local artists, the Waterfront Art Gallery is having its final reception tonight.
Safeco Insurance Announces Agent Leaders for the National Advisory Council
Tatum, who has served on the agent council since 2004, is CEO of Integra Financial Group Ltd., which also has locations throughout Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
Sequim club responds to suit allegations
The Sequim unit of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula says it took "effective remedial action" in addressing complaints of alleged sexual harassment that focused on former board member and volunteer Stephen Rosales.
John Nelson's Live Music Column: Spice up Valentine's with dance, fun
THERE'S A LOT happening in the live music world this week, including a new dancing venue, a venue reopening in Sequim and some places you might want to take your sweetheart for Valentine's Day.
Outdoors Column: Presidents Day weekend salmon derby promises to be best ever
Port Angeles council pair fails to persuade colleagues to rethink lawsuit fight against FEMA -- 2/8/12 -06:02 PM THE 2012 OLYMPIC Peninsula Salmon Derby, scheduled for Presidents Day weekend on Feb.
Waterfront walkway in Port Angeles slated to be built this summer
The benches and bike racks have been designed and the tree species and color schemes selected.
21 acts set for Port Angeles school talent show
Twenty-one acts will take the stage Friday for the third annual Port Angeles High School Talent Show, a fundraiser to benefit Camille Frazier, a para educator battling cancer.
The Port Angeles Roughrider girls topped Sequim Tuesay night, 48-30 in their tuneup for West Central District sub-district play which opens Thursday.
Fresh paint for Port Angeles ferry Coho
The Peninsula Daily News reports the 341-foot Black Ball ferry also had an overhaul of its fuel tank, fire pumps and drive shaft.
Clallam property values go down, but will taxes?
Treasurer addresses business group By Paul Gottlieb Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES - Among Clallam County's 24 taxing districts, tax revenues for 23 have increased, while property values are down.
Jennifer Jackson's Port Townsend Neighbor Column: Apothecarium aims to perks up local economy
SPORTS: Webb sparks Sequim to 58-51 win over Port Angeles for second place in boys basketball action Tuesday night -- 2/7/12 -10:22 PM IN 1889, IN anticipation of the railroad coming to Port Townsend, Nathaniel Hill expanded his apothecary business by building a multistory edifice on Water Street, adjacent to the Quincy Street dock, for his shop, ... (more)
How bicyclist reached 10,000-mile goal while working, relocating
My annual goal is to ride my bicycle 4,000 miles. Last year I made it, partly because a bicycling buddy inspired me with this quest for 10,000 miles.