Business

Todd Ortloff Show guests this week

PORT ANGELES — Here is this week’s schedule for the 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Todd Ortloff Show…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: ‘Sterling performance’

I have just experienced one of the most powerful musical programs of my life. And it was a…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Fireworks pollute

This year, the city of Port Angeles has reversed its position from last year, disregarding its own laws…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Priority on safety

What’s broken in our communities can’t be fixed by politics, so I applaud Calico Cat’s recent forum on…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Tax system flawed

Veronique de Rugy’s recent column on tax myths gets the numbers mostly right but tells only half the…

Stevens Middle School seventh-graders Olivia Blank, left, Taylor Cummings and Abby Zajkowski were among the 450 students who wrote their names on a 30-foot-long iron wide flange beam — one of four lifted into place Thursday on the new Hurricane Ridge Middle School that will open in fall 2027. Also signing the beams were the Port Angeles School Board, the Port Angeles Capital Advisory Committee and members from Integrus Architecture, FORMA Construction and Vanir construction management teams. (Paula Hunt/Peninsula Daily News)

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Middle school milestone

Stevens Middle School seventh-graders Olivia Blank, left, Taylor Cummings and Abby Zajkowski were among the 450 students who…

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Port Angeles School District to cut 8 FTEs in budget

Thirteen positions also gone due to attrition

Life

ISSUES OF FAITH: The unconditional love of mothers

THE GIVING TREE by Shel Silverstein is a children’s book about a boy and a tree.

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Olympic Medical Center’s clean audit still has concerns

Commissioner calls it a ‘very sobering report’

Carmen Geyer, Senior and Community Center Manager, City of Port Angeles.

Opinion

Champion your health: A community invitation this older Americans month

EACH MAY, COMMUNITIES across the country recognize Older Americans Month, led by the Administration for Community Living. Established…

Casey McDonald, Esperanda Salazar, standing, and Malena Marquez look over a handmade sign for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People march on Tuesday in Port Angeles. About three dozen people made signs as part of the event. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Remembering the missing and murdered

Casey McDonald, Esperanda Salazar, standing, and Malena Marquez look over a handmade sign for the Missing and Murdered…

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Crescent names finalists for post

Two to meet public for superintendent job

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Murray: Hurricane Ridge Day Lodge rebuild remains a focus

Project in design phase with Colorado company

From left, David Brownell, Roxanne Greeson and Laken Folsom scrape away moss on Saturday as part of the Big Spring Spruce Up in downtown Port Angeles. About 120 volunteers signed up to participate. One of the biggest projects was to remove all the moss on the retaining wall on the south side of Front Street between Peabody and Lincoln Streets. Scrapers, brooms and a power washer were used to help clean up the overgrowth. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Sprucing up

From left, David Brownell, Roxanne Greeson and Laken Folsom scrape away moss on Saturday as part of the…

Aaron Peterson, 7, displays his catch for his mother during the annual Kids Fishing Day held at the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Bogachiel Hatchery in Forks. There was plenty of sunshine, fishermen and trout, along with the serving of hot dogs, donuts and hot chocolate by the Forks Elks Club. The annual derby is sponsored by the West End Sportsmen’s Club along with many other donors and volunteers. (Lonnie Archibald/for Peninsula Daily News)

Sports

FORKS FISHING DERBY: Proud of his catch

Aaron Peterson, 7, displays his catch for his mother during the annual Kids Fishing Day held at the…

High School Sports

AREA SPORTS BRIEFS: Pair of Forks powerlifters place at state

FORKS — The Forks High School Powerlifting Club made an impressive showing at the Washington State Powerlifting meet…

A worker from DJ’s Electrical cuts a tree into stumps after cutting the trunk and limbs under a contract with the Jefferson County PUD on Wednesday. The trees, along Washington Street in downtown Port Townsend, were slated for removal because the roots were invading the sewer lines and sidewalks. The sidewalk will be moved about 3 feet and a new fence erected around Memorial Field. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Tree removal

A worker from DJ’s Electrical cuts a tree into stumps after cutting the trunk and limbs under a…

Sue Baden, commodore of the Sequim Bay Yacht Club, speaks to a crowd of 109 members at the 50th anniversary celebration on April 10 in the Hendricks Room at John Wayne Marina. (Emily Matthiessen/for Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Sequim Bay Yacht Club celebrates 50 years

Group supports hospice through sailboat races, other efforts

Business

Todd Ortloff Show guests this week

PORT ANGELES — Here is this week’s schedule for the 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Todd Ortloff Show…

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Vote on censure becomes official

Port of Port Angeles officials take action after resignation