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PORT ANGELES — Six-year-old twin sisters Emma Miller, left, and Aubri Miller get help from their mother, Heidi Allencastre of Sequim, with donning ice skates during the opening day of the Port Angeles Winter Ice Village in the 100 block of West Front Street in downtown Port Angeles on Friday,
Below, Tracy DuPuis of Sequim takes a spin on the ice.
The village, which features an ice skating rink and skate rentals, is scheduled to be open daily through Jan. 6.
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