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For beachcombers, finding hidden treasures is a shore thing - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Monday, September 14, 2026 By Tom Buscher For Olympic Peninsula News Group Tom Buscher/for Olympic Peninsula News Group Brandon Stimple searches loose gravel at the base of a bluff at Port Williams Beach near Sequim on Aug. 27. He examines stones for unusual color and contrast, then tests promising finds to determine whether they are solid enough to cut, shape and polish. Four beachcombers search the pebble shoreline at Port Williams Beach near Sequim on Aug. 27. They inspected
Clallam County commissioner candidates draw crowd - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Thursday, September 3, 2026 By Thomas Buscher Olympic Peninsula News Group An audience member poses a question to Clallam County District 3 candidates Jake Seeger, left, and incumbent Mike French during a Candidate Conversation event hosted Aug. 27 by The Calico Cat Club at Sequim Prairie Grange. The venue was filled to capacity with voters who wanted to hear the candidates’ views on various issues ahead of the November election. (Thomas Buscher/Olympic Peninsula News Group) SE
Skilled voyagers help others stay stafe while kayaking - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Monday, August 31, 2026 By Tom Buscher Olympic Peninsula News Group Student Noy Davis drives her sea kayak through a breaking wave during coastal kayaking training on Aug. 8 at La Push. The surf session gave Davis practice using timing, paddle strokes and boat control in moving water. (Tom Buscher/Olympic Peninsula News Group) Olympic Peninsula Paddlers members demonstrate an assisted kayak rescue at Hollywood Beach in Port Angeles on Aug. 12 using one kayak to stabilize anothe
Gray Wolf Trail Crew works to keep hikers’ pathways clear - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Monday, August 17, 2026 By Tom Buscher Olympic Peninsula News Group Tom Buscher/Olympic Peninsula News Group Volunteer packers Matthew Tuller, left, and Rachael Taylor-Tuller weigh gear at the Hoh River Trail stock corral on Aug. 5 before loading the pack animals. Equipment is balanced by weight on either side of a pack saddle to keep the load stable on the trail. Rebecca Wanagel offers carrots to one of the pack animals at the Hoh River Trail stock corral before heading out on
Seniors learn ways to avoid financial scams - Peninsula Daily News (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Monday, August 10, 2026 By Tom Buscher Olympic Peninsula News Group Sequim Police Officer Roderic Sisk was part of a three-person law enforcement panel that advised seniors at The Lodge about red flags that indicate a scam. (Tom Buscher/Olympic Peninsula News Group) Clallam County Prosecuting Attorney Mark Nichols advised attendees at a financial scam prevention seminar to have a locking mailbox, check their monthly bank statement and obtain a free annual credit report. (Tom Bu
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