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Newspaper
Peninsula Daily News
Location
Port Angeles, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2013
Page
1
At Hollywood Beach Port Angeles about 100 participants braved 47 degree water and chilly wind for the Polar Bear Plunge. Many went in twice and a few ventured ankle deep while spectators and revelers cheered. A goodbye plunge for Abby Mayo preceded a bonfire as friends spoke of her upcoming move to Oklahoma.
Noelani Dailey, born at 6:41 a.m. Tuesday at Olympic Medical Center in Port Angeles to Stevie Martinez-Cruz, weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces and measured 21 inches. Amelia Moon Spindler arrived at 4 a.m. at Jefferson Healthcare in Port Townsend, weighing unspecified pounds and inches, two weeks past due on Bainbridge Island. Noelani’s birth marks the first reported 2018 birth on the North Olympic Peninsula. both babies arrived a week before their due dates amid family ties to Bainbridge Island and Port Angeles.
Peninsula Daily News promotes exclusive discounts of up to 35 percent from North Olympic Peninsula businesses. Readers can pick up a certificate at Port Angeles PDN office, 305 W. First St, open 8 a.m., or call 360-417-7684 to claim a certificate by credit card and have it mailed to them at no extra cost. Items are sold on a first-claimed basis.
In WRIA 18 the Dungeness Water Rule sets minimum in-stream flows to protect water for future use. About 3,400 undeveloped parcels from Bagley Creek to Sequim Bay must obtain mitigation credits to develop, but purchase processes remain underway. A state Ecology spokesman said permits won’t be delayed. open house and workshop are set for Jan 17 at Sequim Transit Center. credits to be bought from the Washington Water Trust water bank by June 30.
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