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Coronavirus

Peninsula vaccine shots expected to rise to 13,000 by end of weekend

Nine more cases in Clallam County; three in Jefferson County

Coronavirus

COVID-19 vaccination clinics to be on hold next week in Clallam

Jefferson Healthcare expanding vaccine availability to 75 and older

Brinnon man charged with attempted murder

Deputies: Accused hacked a woman with a machete

Jefferson Healthcare registered nurse Brittany Lin administers a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to a Jefferson County resident at the drive-up vaccination area at the hospital in Port Townsend. More than 260 appointments were made for Tuesday, and drivers in two lines of cars waited patiently for the workers to administer the vaccine. (Zach Jablonski/Peninsula Daily News)
Coronavirus

Caution still needed as vaccines delivered, Clallam and Jefferson public health officers say

As vaccination efforts of the 1B1 group continued Tuesday, North Olympic Peninsula health officers urged residents to continue to follow COVID-19 prevention… Continue reading

Jefferson Healthcare registered nurse Brittany Lin administers a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to a Jefferson County resident at the drive-up vaccination area at the hospital in Port Townsend. More than 260 appointments were made for Tuesday, and drivers in two lines of cars waited patiently for the workers to administer the vaccine. (Zach Jablonski/Peninsula Daily News)

Man arrested on investigation of attempted murder

First appearance set for Tuesday in Jefferson County Superior Court

Coronavirus

COVID-19 vaccine clinics on Peninsula to resume Tuesday

State announces plan to provide 45,000 shots daily

The north breakwater at Point Hudson is seen through a hole in the south breakwater, which an engineering firm suggested should be completely replaced at a cost between $5.5 million and $6.5 million. (Brian McLean/Peninsula Daily News)

Port of Port Townsend resubmits grant application for Point Hudson breakwater repair

Application now for a 50 percent matching grant

The north breakwater at Point Hudson is seen through a hole in the south breakwater, which an engineering firm suggested should be completely replaced at a cost between $5.5 million and $6.5 million. (Brian McLean/Peninsula Daily News)

State Patrol: Everett woman hurt in three-car crash on state Highway 104

A 55-year-old Everett woman was injured during a three-car collision when the car she was riding in hit the back of another… Continue reading

Coronavirus

Vaccine supply limited, Peninsula officers say

No new cases reported in Clallam, two in Jefferson counties

Coronavirus

COVID vaccination appointments fill up fast

Over 70 in Clallam, over 85 in Jefferson

Sen. Kevin Van De Wege.

District 24 legislators relieved Monday remained calm

State legislative session now virtual

Sen. Kevin Van De Wege.
Coronavirus

Preparations continue for vaccination clinics

Events set in Port Angeles, Sequim, Forks

Navy asks to expand state parks for training

Public comment period extended

Coronavirus

Clallam County surge grows to 18

Nearly 3,000 on Peninsula receive first vaccine dose

Death at Jefferson Fairgrounds not a homicide

Incident continues to be under investigation

Coronavirus

Peninsula officials support brief rules extension

Clallam sees outbreak increase of 16 cases

Woman found dead at Jefferson County Fairgrounds

Cause of death under investigation

Paddle boarder Luke Burritt of team Fueled on Stoke takes off at the start of the Race to Alaska in 2017.

2021 Race to Alaska canceled

New WA360 race set for June

Paddle boarder Luke Burritt of team Fueled on Stoke takes off at the start of the Race to Alaska in 2017.
Coronavirus

Clallam outbreak grows to 15 cases

Jefferson schools plan more in-person teaching

The Quilcene and Brinnon Community Knitters made 60 caps for workers of the Mason County and Jefferson County Public Utility Districts. (Photo courtesy of Lise Solvang)

Brinnon, Quilcene knitters make caps for PUD workers

Items donated to utility employees, will also go to Dove House

The Quilcene and Brinnon Community Knitters made 60 caps for workers of the Mason County and Jefferson County Public Utility Districts. (Photo courtesy of Lise Solvang)