Fire guts DNA building in Forks
A roughly 7,500 square foot state Department of Natural Resources maintenance building and mechanics shop at 411 Tillicum Lane in Forks was destroyed by a pre dawn fire. No injuries occurred as crews labored about four hours to control the blaze and investigators seek the cause.
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Forks
State Department of Natural Resources
Clallam County Fire District No. 1
Tillicum Lane
Bill Paul
Dave Cole
DNA
Cole
Clallam County
Jeff Baysinger
Paul
DNR
Department of Natural Resources
Missing man found in car after Christmas disappearance
The body of 56 year old Brian Jennings, last seen December 22 while he told his sister he would deliver Christmas presents, was found Tuesday in a Subaru Legacy wagon wedged on Cape George Road near Huckleberry Place. The discovery by George Elms, Jennings sister’s husband, ended a weeks long search not visible from the road due to a fence and dense trees.
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Port Townsend
Brian Jennings
Cape George Road
Huckleberry Place
George Elms
Jennings
Eims
Gardiner
Discovery Road
Second Street
Quinault Loop
Cape George
Jefferson County
Joe Nole
High-speed Port Angeles chase ends with two jailed
A New Year night pursuit on Ediz Hook to Fourth Street reached 60 mph before ending near Nippon Paper Industries mill. Driver Korrynne Raquelle Quintanilla, 22, faces stolen vehicle charges. passenger Shawn Michael Clark, 26, held on meth possession. two others released.
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Port Angeles
Clallam County
Ediz Hook
Fourth Street
Tacoma
Brian Smith
Nippon Paper Industries USA Inc
Smith
Korrynne Raquelle Quintanilla
Shawn Michael Clark
Clark
Quintanilla
Sequim elk herd crosses U.S. 101 again in move north
The Dungeness Roosevelt elk herd of about 35 cows calves and yearlings crossed U S Highway 101 Tuesday between 7 and 9 p m for the second time in two weeks and likely will cross other major roads in east Sequim. Wildlife coordinator Tim Cullinan said the herd was between Highway 101 and West Sequim Bay Road near the Holiday Inn Express and showing signs of continuing north. Drivers photographed the herd as they lingered by the road. The group is hungry and moving longer distances daily while hay fields have been cut for winter and fallow hay offers better forage in Happy Valley south of 101. The elk may seek Johnson Creek woods for protection but food remains scarce.
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Sequim
Dungeness
U.S. Highway 101
Highway 101
West Sequim Bay Road
Washington St
Tim Cullinan
Point No Point Treaty Council
Cullinan
Johnson Creek
Happy Valley
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