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Two new COVID-19 cases in Clallam; one in Jefferson

Both counties on edge between low, moderate risk categories

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GOP gubernatorial candidate Culp loses cop job in Republic

The Associated Press

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Sequim’s Lowe named to state Women’s Commission

SEQUIM — Gov. Jay Inslee appointed three commissioners to the Washington State Women’s Commission in September, including Sequim…

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Group could consider West End judge hopefuls

Screening committee would review applications

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Port Townsend close to deal with Uber

Change in code would allow rides

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Oregon could become first US state to decriminalize hard drugs

By Andrew Selsky | Associated Press

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Port Angeles High School roof fire said to be suspicious

PORT ANGELES — A suspicious fire at Port Angeles High School’s automotive building early Tuesday morning that appeared…

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Jefferson County adds 90th COVID-19 case; no new ones in Clallam

Case thought to be from community transmission

Crews work to replace the north portion of a set of culverts under U.S. Highway 101 at Bagley Creek east of Port Angeles. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Highway 101 work on schedule to be finished next fall

Project to replace five culverts

Todd Blankenship, Jefferson Community Conservation Corps' first hired worker, rakes leaves at Fort Worden State Park. His position was funded by donations raised by the JCCC and he works for the Fort Worden Public Development Authority. (Jefferson Community Conservation Corps)

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Jefferson Community Conservation Corps funds first position

New group hopes to assist with local nonprofits, crowd-funding

Judy Alexander of Port Townsend installs interior siding with Peter Bonyun while working on an emergency shelter. Alexander and Bonyun are two of the three
people who started the Community Build Project, which aims to provide temporary-use shelters for the homeless during the coming winter months. (Nicholas Johnson/Peninsula Daily News)

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Emergency shelters are taking shape

Project to serve homeless in winter

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Health officer to address ‘third wave’

Peninsula case numbers lower than state, nation

Through Veterans Day, visitors can see Ross Osborn’s Dill’s Atlantic Giant pumpkin at JACE Real Estate Company off Sequim Avenue. Here, Osborn chats with Eileen Schmitz, principal broker at JACE. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Sequim gardener’s giant pumpkin on display until Nov. 11

JACE Real Estate hosts weight guessing contest

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Man arrested following alleged attack with machete

Suspect tumbles down ravine in escape attempt

View a free screening and participate in a discussion of the 2020 film “Gather” online this month, part of a Peninsula College program exploring indigenous food sovereignty.

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Screening, Studium event to spotlight food sovereignty

PORT ANGELES — Studium Generale, House of Learning, Peninsula College Longhouse and Magic of Cinema will host a…

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Tech Tuesday lecture set

Tech Tuesday

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Future of Oceans lecture series resumes online

Future of oceans

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County virus numbers not following state trend

Peninsula remains in low-to-moderate risk category

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Big library read slated for Peninsula

PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Library System invites patrons to join the Big Library Read’s discussion of…

Pictured, from left to right, are Linda Skolnik, Pam Ehtee, Marcia Keller, Bill Fitzsimmons, Pat Gilbert and Liz Rodgers.

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Bill Fitzsimmons wins summer Green Thumb award

The Port Angeles Garden Club has announced that Bill Fitzsimmons won its summer Green Thumb award.