Working on Thanksgiving in the Tri-Area Community Center kitchen are Anita Schmucker, center, and her foster kids, from left, Mya, Rosemary, Friday and Sadie. The family helped prepare some 300 dinners at the Chimacum center Thursday. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

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Tri-Area community feast serves nearly 350 people

Volunteers cook, provide carry-out for drive-up guests

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‘Christmas Cabin’ starts Wednesday in Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES — The Answer For Youth and the Sprouting Hope Greenhouse will host a Candy Cane Christmas…

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First Teacher online meeting features Santa Claus

SEQUIM — Santa Claus will be the guest at a First Teacher parent meeting at 10 a.m. Monday.

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Holiday craft sale scheduled in Sequim

SEQUIM — The Shipley Center will host a Holiday Crafts Sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday,…

Volunteer Phyllis Meyer of Sequim adds broth to make stuffing for Wednesday's traditional Thanksgiving Eve lunch at the Port Angeles Salvation Army. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Salvation Army volunteers provide carry-out meals

Free meals planned today at several Peninsula locations

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Peninsula Home Fund campaign begins

Donations will go to local residents in need of ‘a hand up, not a handout’

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PASD joins move to remote learning on Peninsula

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles School District will join other districts on the North Olympic Peninsula in…

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State officials mull loosening COVID-19 guidelines for schools

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State hospitalizations spike but remain low on Peninsula

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Peninsula College winter quarter scholarships available

Applications due by Dec. 15

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First vaccines expected in mid-December

Initial shots for front-line workers

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Astronomy lecture set for Sunday

GOLDENDALE — Troy Carpenter will present “It’s very cold in space — or is it?” at 7 p.m.…

George Dooley, left, and Edward Alders with the Sequim Valley Lions Club work together to load a vehicle with food during the Family Holiday Meal Bag distribution program in Sequim.  Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group

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Meal distribution helps 900 families in Sequim

Organizers expect continued, growing need in community

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Jefferson commissioners weigh tax for affordable housing projects

Hearing slated for Dec. 14

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Brinnon students to shift back to hybrid model

Starting Monday, students to have three days online, two days in person

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Peninsula jobless rate drops in October

The jobless rate continued to fall on the North Olympic Peninsula in October.

The Sequim Warming Center at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church is open evenings this fall and winter when predicted temperatures fall to 35 degrees or colder. Michael Dashiell/Olympic Peninsula News Group

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Sequim Warming Center open, modified for pandemic

SEQUIM — A warm place for those who need it in Sequim on cold fall and winter nights…

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Jefferson County issues first report of COVID-19 death

Elderly woman was in hospice care for other ailments

Betsy Schultz, left, and Sue Chance work on their tree Saturday morning inside Edna’s Place. Their tree, based on the Captain Joseph House Foundation, is called “Starway to Living." Today is the last day for trees to be decorated. (Dave Logan/For Peninsula Daily News)

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Festival of Trees offers virtual gala, Family Days

Funds raised will go toward COVID-19 rapid testing at OMC

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Sequim moves to all-virtual classes

Port Angeles schools may follow based on infection rate