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PORT ANGELES — Danna Rosario staffs a temporary flower stand at First and Race streets in Port AngEles stocked with Valentine’s Day flowers operated by Sequim-based Amie’s Garden. Rosario said recent snow storms may have hampered business on Wednesday, the day before Valentine’s Day, but she was hopeful that traffic would pick up Thursday.
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