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Peninsula Daily News in Port Angeles, Washington

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Peninsula Daily News

Location

Port Angeles, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 2013

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Man Protects Family Amid Unspecified Threat

In a terse account, a person took action to shield family members from danger, highlighting a instinctual response to safeguard loved ones in a tense situation. The incident foregrounds personal courage and family protection without revealing additional details.

Port Angeles man holds burglar at bay with shotgun

A Port Angeles man used a shotgun to deter a burglar trying to enter the same home twice in two days. Richard Allen Smith, 37, was jailed in Clallam County on two counts of residential burglary after the incident in the 1800 block of South N Street. The homeowner, Clint Lowery, said he acted to protect his family and alerted police.

Port Angeles Clallam County Richard Allen Smith Brian Smith Clint Lowery South N Street West Port Angeles Panda Bear

Girders Put in Place for Port Angeles CSO Project

A crane lifted four 103-foot-long girders weighing about 35 tons onto two Ennis Creek abutments near Rayonier’s former pulp mill site. The operation finished in 45 minutes, faster than expected, as IMCO General Construction carries out the $16.7 million first phase of Port Angeles’ combined sewer overflow project.

Port Angeles Ennis Creek Rayonier Inc Glenn Cutler Ferndale

Upside-down weather ends on Olympic Peninsula

For 12 days the North Olympic Peninsula lowlands saw cold air trapped by a high pressure system while higher elevations stayed warmer. A weather shift from rains and winds will mix the air layers with a later warm spell ending the inversion by late tonight as Hurricane Ridge climbs above 40s.

Olympic National Park Olympic Peninsula National Weather Service Washington State Peninsula Port Angeles Haner

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