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Public meetings set for Port Angeles climate plan

Resiliency to climate change, greenhouse gas reduction discussed

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EOC still lacks a location

Alternative sites under consideration

Entertainment

Esprit Gala begins on Sunday

Public events planned next weekend

Reproductive rights supporters, from left, Tawny Bagby, Jill Coughenour and Janet Ferris, all of Port Angeles, hold signs protesting the possible overturning of the Roe v. Wade by the U.S. Supreme Court during a gathering on Tuesday in front of the Clallam County Courthouse. About 60 people took part in the event. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Peninsula residents protest possibility of losing abortion rights

Sen. Patty Murray: It’s a ‘Five-alarm fire’

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Bids accepted for second phase of Dungeness floodplain project

Temporary closure of Towne Road will be needed

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COVID cases still rising

Three hospitalized on Peninsula

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Youth transit free in summer

Peninsula College students included

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COVID cases rise; face masks are urged

Jefferson’s numbers surge above Clallam’s

Education

Peninsula school districts mulling cutbacks

Reduction likely in future for many

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Grant to aid plans for housing

Tennis courts, public safety facility also discussed

Rachel Storck, community engagement manager for the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, points out a display case where exhibit pieces were taken during a weekend burglary. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Crime

Port Angeles Fine Arts Center burglary hits traveling exhibit

Four artist books, artifacts on loan stolen

Jefferson Transit bus driver Lloyd Eisenman worked without a mask on his Port Townsend shuttle route Tuesday. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

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Transit masking is now optional

Policies change after federal action

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Website live for new cases

Link helps patients self-report illness

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Improved reporting sees rise in COVID

Jefferson County now in high-risk category

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Port of Port Townsend gets federal pumpout funds

Grants aim to help boaters keep waterways clean

Port Angeles City Manager Nathan West gives his State of the City address at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Red Lion Hotel. (Ken Park/Peninsula Daily News)

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State of the City urges Port Angeles action

Manager says it’s time to pick up progress from 2020

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Port Angeles High School teen accused of sexual assault

Pleads not guilty to charges in juvenile court

Rep. Mike Chapman.

Politics

State reps speak on legislation

Housing, police reform, transportation discussed

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Peninsula back in moderate-risk category

Health officials say masking is recommended, not required

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Port Angeles City Council approves subdivison agreement

NICE funds to support affordable housing