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Prep SportsSequim girls soccer plays at No. 2 Bainbridge at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the district playoffsIf you follow girls soccer, tonight's a big one. The Sequim Wolves, the No. 10 seed, won 1-0 on penalty kicks over No. 7 Eatonville on Saturday, 6-5 in the shootout. Now they travel to No. 2 Bainbridge for a 6 p.m. game.Today’s editionRead

Around Port Angeles

From My Clallam County, Peninsula Daily News and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. My Clallam County7 hours ago

    Clallam County weighs new levies for veterans, disability services

    PORT ANGELES — Clallam County is considering separate property tax levies for veterans services and developmental disabilities programs. The two new levies would add about $23.50 annually to the tax bill for a property assessed at $500,000.

  2. My Clallam County8 hours ago

    Clallam Commissioners seek closer review of large data centers

    PORT ANGELES — Clallam County commissioners want large-scale data centers identified for closer review of their potential demands on water and electricity. The discussion follows Port Angeles’ decision to pause new data center applications while the city

  3. My Clallam County11 hours ago

    LOCAL SPORTS: Roughriders, Wolves Take Aim at District Soccer Semifinals

    PORT ANGELES — It’s quarterfinal night in the District Three girls soccer tournament. Tenth-seeded Sequim, with a record of 6-6-and-4, travels to second-seeded Bainbridge. The Spartans are unbeaten at 13-0-and-3. Bainbridge has outscored its opponents 40-to-nothing over

  4. Peninsula Daily News16 hours ago

    Clallam County to hear property tax levies

    Funding to be separate from general fund

  5. Peninsula Daily News16 hours ago

    Election day

    Neva Miller, left, and Paula Koch open and sort ballots for the midterm elections on Monday in the basement of the Clallam County Courthouse. Initial returns are expected tonight after 8 p.m. Visit www.peninsuldailynews.com throughout the evening with updates on individual races, and see Thursday’s print edition for more in-depth coverage.

  6. Peninsula Daily News16 hours ago

    Brownfield Road to be temporarily closed on Thursday

    SEQUIM — Sequim will temporarily close Brownfield Road between Third and Sequim avenues from 5 p.m. through 1 a.m. Thursday.

  7. Sequim GazetteYesterday

    Sports roundup: Wolves take on, ready for postseason

    Seniors Bjorn Henrikson and Mason Rapelje finished their tennis season with some close matches at the West Central District 2A tournament on Oct. 30-31 in the Kitsap Tennis and Athletic Center.

  8. Peninsula Daily NewsYesterday

    PREP FOOTBALL RECAP: Riders hold at the goal line twice in Rainshadow Rumble

    East Jefferson wins final game of the season

  9. Peninsula Daily NewsYesterday

    DISTRICT CROSS COUNTRY: Sequim boys, girls teams qualify for state

    East Jefferson boys also sending their whole team to state

  10. Peninsula Daily NewsYesterday

    ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Logan Botero, Port Angeles football

    Port Angeles’ Logan Botero already had played a big game on both offense and defense in a tough, hard-hitting game against the Roughriders’ biggest rival, Sequim, on Friday night.

  11. Peninsula Daily NewsYesterday

    BOYS TENNIS: Port Angeles duo qualifies for state tournament

    BREMERTON — The Port Angeles duo of Brett Manson and Gagan Seera will move on to play at the state 2A boys tennis championships in the spring after finishing fourth at the West Central District 2A tournament this weekend.

  12. Peninsula Daily NewsYesterday

    GIRLS SOCCER PLAYOFFS: Wolves win district opener on PKs

    EATONVILLE — Sequim goalkeeper Lilli Anderson made a critical stop during penalty kicks and the Wolves’ girls soccer team moved on to the second round of the District 3 2A tournament will a dramatic 1-0 (6-5 penalty kicks) victory over Eatonville on Saturday.

  13. My Clallam CountyYesterday

    Port is backing proposal to barge toxins away from Rayonier site, permanently

    BY PEPPER FISHER Port Angeles – It’s no secret that when the Washington State Department of Ecology released its long-awaited decision in June on how they would go forward with the toxic cleanup of the Rayonier site,

  14. The Seattle TimesYesterday

    She lived along the sea for decades. Then much of this WA beach washed away

    The shoreline near Roberta Charles' home has eroded some 230 feet in the past year. Now she has to leave.

  15. My Clallam CountyYesterday

    Election Day arrives Tuesday with key Clallam County races on the ballot

    PORT ANGELES — Tomorrow is Election Day, with Clallam County voters deciding races for Congress, the state Legislature and several local offices. As of Friday afternoon, 26,670 ballots had been returned locally—a return rate of 44-point-four percent,

  16. My Clallam CountyYesterday

    LOCAL SPORTS: Wolves survive shootout thriller, advance to face Bainbridge

    SEQUIM — If the Sequim Wolves girls soccer team loves to torture its fanatical fans by keeping them on the edge of their seats, mission accomplished. Although, after the No. 10-seeded Wolves edged No. 7 Eatonville 1-0

  17. Peninsula Daily NewsYesterday

    Grider plans to leave Clallam Fire District 3

    Commissioners to review job description

  18. Peninsula Daily NewsYesterday

    Former Sequim police officer’s trial postponed

    Delay due to pending motions, appeal

  19. Peninsula Daily NewsYesterday

    FD3 considers next steps with aging fleet

    Replacement estimates more than $13 million in immediate needs

In brief

The short notes of Good Day Port Angeles’ last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • RayonierThe Port of Port Angeles is backing a proposal to barge toxins away from the Rayonier site permanently.

    The Port of Port Angeles is backing a proposal to barge toxins away from the Rayonier site permanently. Ecology's June decision is to leave the contaminants piled and capped on the property.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: My Clallam County

  • Tax leviesClallam County commissioners heard Monday about two public hearings on proposed property tax levies.

    Clallam County commissioners heard Monday about two public hearings on proposed property tax levies. The county plans to take the 1 percent levy lid lift for the roads levy, but not for Conservation Futures.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Peninsula Daily News

  • Fire fleetFire District 3 has 17 vehicles rated in poor condition, with a replacement cost of about $13.4 million.

    Fire District 3 has 17 vehicles rated in poor condition, with a replacement cost of about $13.4 million. Commissioners saw the district's Apparatus Replacement Plan on Oct. 20.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Peninsula Daily News

  • FootballPort Angeles beat Sequim 14-7 Friday at Civic Field with two goal-line stands in the final five minutes.

    Port Angeles beat Sequim 14-7 Friday at Civic Field with two goal-line stands in the final five minutes. It's the Roughriders' first win of the year, and they hoisted the Rainshadow Rumble trophy.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Peninsula Daily News

  • Cross countrySequim will send its full boys and girls teams to the state 2A meet at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco on Saturday.

    Sequim will send its full boys and girls teams to the state 2A meet at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco on Saturday. East Jefferson's boys team goes to the 1A meet at the same site.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Peninsula Daily News