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Recent News in Port Angeles

Apr 3rd, 2025 👍 3212

Clallam County is preparing to join America 250 (a nationwide commemoration) in 2026 after state officials urged local communities to rebrand events to fit the themes of We the People, The Power of Place, and Sharing History. Local leaders will join the national kickoff event, Two Lights for Tomorrow (lighting the Port Angeles courthouse bell tower in blue), on April 18.

Apr 3rd, 2025 👍 1357

On Monday, a Carlsborg resident named Caden Jackson was arrested in Sequim after allegedly assaulting his girlfriend, barricading himself in an RV, and threatening officers with a crossbow—he was later booked on several charges with a bond set at $30,000.

Apr 3rd, 2025 👍 2118

Port Angeles City Council is expected to approve a recommendation to award $163,000 from excess lodging tax funds to 11 organizations that were underfunded or overlooked in the original allocation—Port Angeles Youth Basketball will receive $90,000 and Hurricane Ridge Winter Sports nearly $19,000, with other awards going to Port Angeles Marathon Associations, North Olympic Baseball and Softball and Lincoln Street Block Party.

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