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Clallam Transit purchases vehicles for interlink service. Total ridership in December was highest in seven years, official says Jan 23, 2025; By Paula Hunt Peninsula Daily News
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Photo Garbage grannies. Dona Cloud and Kathy Estes, who call themselves the “Garbage Grannies,” volunteer each Wednesday to pick up trash near their…
Appeals court overturns murder conviction - Peninsula Daily News
Dec 19, 2024 · A seven-woman, five-man jury deliberated for three days before finding Bauer found guilty on Jan. 10, 2022, of three counts of first-degree aggravated murder in the deaths …
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Nov 25, 2024 · Local talents and global stars to shine this season at Field Hall. Port Angeles arts event center unveils Winter/Spring 2025 program Nov 25, 2024
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Public concerned about hospital partnership | Peninsula Daily News
Dec 25, 2024 · PORT ANGELES — When Olympic Medical Center announced it would begin exploring a partnership with another healthcare system as a possible solution to its financial …
Clallam County to install anti-human trafficking signs
2 days ago · PORT ANGELES — Clallam County will be installing human trafficking prevention signs in an effort to make an impact on the issue. The poster-sized signs will include nine …
Creative District to transfer to PT | Peninsula Daily News
2 days ago · Among its successes, the creative district has organized Soundcheck Arts Festival in recent years. It also has increased branding for the Port Townsend Art Walk and created an …
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PHOTO: 70 teams compete at annual MLK Jr. tournament in Port Angeles. The Martin Luther King Jr. basketball tournament was held this weekend at various gyms around Port Angeles.
Peninsula Behavioral Health breaks ground on 36-unit housing …
Dec 7, 2024 · The more than $6 million in secured funding includes $4 million from the county’s 1590, 1406 and behavioral health funds; $750,000 from the Shreffler family; $740,000 from …