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State hosts webinar Thursday on COVID-19 vaccine phases

OLYMPIA — The state Department of Health will host a live webinar today to discuss the phasing and…

The collision occurred about 11 a.m. Wednesday near mile post 2.5 on La Push Road. (Lonnie Archibald/For Peninsula Daily News)

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Man hurt in minivan-log truck collision in satisfactory condition

FORKS — A 33-year-old Forks man was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle on Wednesday after the…

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Low-income advocate to sit on Sequim City Council

Rachel Anderson looks to bring people together

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MAT clinic ruling appears to end litigation

Community groups and leaders call for kindness

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COVID restrictions loosen, but caution shouldn’t, officials say

Peninsula counties still in moderate-risk category

Six of nine candidates for the vacant Sequim city council seat participated in a forum hosted by the Sequim Good Governance League on Feb. 9. They included, clockwise from top left, Vicki Lowe, Daryl Scott Ness, Janine Bocciardi, Kathy Downer, Rachel Anderson and Lowell Rathbun. David Rich could not participate due to a family obligation, Cynthia Dinan was ill and Autumn Wolfgang could not be reached. Candidates will be interviewed in a special meeting by city councilors Monday.

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Sequim City Council applicants talk priorities, views

Second forum moved to Monday night

Tire tracks in the snow are present at the site of a future luxury hotel planned by the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe in downtown Port Angeles. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Port Angeles hotel project stirs awake

Tribe submits paperwork for review

Amie Albaugh of Sequim, seen at the market stand last year, is among the vendors at the Jefferson County Farmers Market. The market invites farmers, chefs and artisans of color to apply for grants from its new startup fund. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

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Farmers market start-up fund aims for inclusivity

Grants open for people of color

Benji Project teacher Heather McRae-Woolf talks with her daughter Orlanda on the Swan School patio, the setting for a new mindfulness circle for teens in Port Townsend. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

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The Benji Project opens mindfulness circle

Free program aims to support youth and mental health

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Olympics protect most of Peninsula from new snow

PORT ANGELES — The rainshadow effect largely came to the aid of the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend…

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Jefferson Healthcare to resume first doses

Appointments being made from notification list

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Meet the Applicants reset for Monday

Sequim City Council to consider applicants on Tuesday

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No weekly flight operations scheduled

COUPEVILLE — There will be no field carrier landing practice operations for aircraft stationed at Naval Air Station…

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Virtual legal aid clinic offered

PORT ANGELES — Clallam-Jefferson County Pro Bono Lawyers will conduct a legal aid clinic from 10 a.m. to…

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Many restaraunts reopening indoor dining today

Others waiting until later in the week; take-out still an option

Richard Maxwell stretches before his Friday workout at the Port Townsend Athletic Club, which is about to double its capacity as North Olympic Peninsula gyms move into Phase 2 of the state's economic recovery plan. Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News

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Restrictions eased for workout facilities

It’s about to get easier to work out or join a yoga class. Movies on the big screen,…

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Candle chandelier cause of Forks fire

FORKS — An early-morning West End fire began when a chandelier candle dropped on a recliner, activating a…

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District 24 telephone town hall set for Monday

The District 24 contingent will host a telephone town hall meeting at 6 p.m. Monday.

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Forks Best of Awards presented

Rod Fleck named Citizen of the Year

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No Sunday comics for some due to technical problem

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