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Linda Cameron of Jim's Pharmacy (center) presents a $633 donation to Mary Hunchburger (left)

BUSINESS — This week’s business meetings, and other business briefs

THIS WEEK'S NORTH Olympic Peninsula business meetings (all are open to the public): Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce — Weekly luncheon meetings are held… Continue reading

Linda Cameron of Jim's Pharmacy (center) presents a $633 donation to Mary Hunchburger (left)

Cresote-tainted pilings, docks to be removed in Jefferson County

The state will begin removing hundreds of toxic, creosote-treated pilings in East Jefferson County. Beginning Nov. 4 and continuing into next year, the state Department… Continue reading

For your Halloween planning: Trick-or-treating, parties set Thursday

Many events in celebration of Halloween are happening only on Thursday, All Hallow's Eve. Here is a list: PORT TOWNSEND PT trick-or-treat PORT TOWNSEND —… Continue reading

Key City Public Theatre sets free audition seminar

PORT TOWNSEND — Actors and actresses of all levels are invited to Key City Public Theatre’s free audition workshop this Saturday. Amy Sousa, Key City’s… Continue reading

Meth suspect reportedly used YouTube video to show how to inject drug

PORT HADLOCK — A methamphetamine overdose led to an arrest of a Port Townsend man and seizure of an estimated $4,000 in drugs. The Jefferson… Continue reading

North Olympic Peninsula AARP Tax-Aide seeks new volunteers

PORT ANGELES — AARP Tax-Aide is looking for new volunteers to prepare federal income tax returns for the upcoming tax season. Volunteers of all ages… Continue reading

OPNET issues arrest warrant in drug case

PORT ANGELES — An arrest warrant has been issued for a Port Angeles man for failure to appear in court last week in an ongoing… Continue reading

PDN speakers available to address clubs, organizations and other gatherings

PORT ANGELES — Representatives of the Peninsula Daily News are available to speak to clubs, organizations and at other gatherings across the North Olympic Peninsula.… Continue reading

Needle felter Janet Watral crafts a Santa as part of a “Night Before Christmas” basket raffle for the PEO Bazaar scheduled Saturday. Greg Thomas

PEO bazaar this Saturday . . . and other North Olympic Peninsula news briefs

EDITOR'S NOTE: A list of holiday festivals, bazaars, events and sales across the North Olympic Peninsula was published by the Peninsula Daily News last Friday… Continue reading

Needle felter Janet Watral crafts a Santa as part of a “Night Before Christmas” basket raffle for the PEO Bazaar scheduled Saturday. Greg Thomas

Port Angeles Symphony seeks new musicians

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra is looking for musicians interested in joining the organization. Since 1932, the Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra has… Continue reading

Clallam Bay running back Casey Randall stretches for an extra yard against a pack of Tulalip Heritage tacklers. Lonnie Archibald/for Peninsula Daily News

PREP FOOTBALL: Clallam Bay loses in final seconds to Tulalip; other area reports

CLALLAM BAY — Hearts were broken at Clallam Bay's homecoming game against Tulalip Heritage. Leading 28-22, the Bruins were 9 feet away from taking a… Continue reading

Clallam Bay running back Casey Randall stretches for an extra yard against a pack of Tulalip Heritage tacklers. Lonnie Archibald/for Peninsula Daily News
Neah Bay quarterback Josiah Greene

PREP FOOTBALL: Greene brothers lead Neah Bay over Crescent

JOYCE — Look out, 1B 8-man football, Josiah Greene has a little brother. Neah Bay's quarterback threw a touchdown pass and scored on a run… Continue reading

Neah Bay quarterback Josiah Greene

PREP SPORTS: Sequim, Port Angeles tennis players advance; other prep reports

POULSBO — Sequim doubles team of Brandon Payne and Matt Richards and Port Angeles singles player Alex Brown will play at this weekend’s West Central… Continue reading

Sequim High School to begin food drive Monday

SEQUIM — A high school food drive for the Sequim Food Bank will begin Monday. The food drive, sponsored by the Sequim High School Associated… Continue reading

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BUSINESS — Paperwork topic of free small-business seminar on Tuesday.

SEQUIM — Small-business owners and those who are thinking about starting a business are invited to learn the essentials of business paperwork management at a… Continue reading

Coast Guard exercise planned Tuesday on Hood Canal

The shots fired on the Hood Canal between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesday will be blanks. The Coast Guard Maritime Force Protection Unit based… Continue reading

For your Halloween planning: Trick-or-treating, parties set Thursday

Many events in celebration of Halloween are happening only on Thursday, All Hallow's Eve. Here is a list: PORT TOWNSEND PT trick-or-treat PORT TOWNSEND —… Continue reading

Homecoming to be feted this week at Port Angeles High School

PORT ANGELES — Dress-up days and games are planned each day at Port Angeles High School beginning Monday as the Roughriders celebrate homecoming week. “Homecoming… Continue reading

Meth suspect reportedly used YouTube video to show how to inject drug

PORT HADLOCK — A methamphetamine overdose led to an arrest of a Port Townsend man and seizure of an estimated $4,000 in drugs. The Jefferson… Continue reading