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Nominations open for Jefferson County public health heroes

PORT TOWNSEND — Jefferson County Public Health is accepting nominations for its Public Heath Heroes awards through March…

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Port Townsend plans to solicit project developers

City would prioritize those interested in affordability

Richard Amundson of Astound looks at a broken utility pole at 10th and I streets in Port Angeles after it was hit by a car on Wednesday. The collision caused an outage of phone, cable and power for numerous homes on the west side of the city from about 9:30 a.m. until 7 p.m. as crews from the city of Port Angeles and Astound made repairs. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Outage repaired

Richard Amundson of Astound looks at a broken utility pole at 10th and I streets in Port Angeles…

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Olympic Medical Center pushes timeline to Aug. 31

More time needed for partnership exploration

Stevie Borggard of Port Angeles holds up a welcome sign as the first passengers come off the M.V. Coho on Thursday. Gail Scott, center with bag, from Sooke is all smiles. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Coho returns to music, sign-waving community

Event marks first voyage since winter maintenance period

Former State Supreme Court Justice Susan Owens, right, swears in Lauren Erickson as the first female Clallam County Superior Court judge. Former Gov. Jay Inslee appointed Erickson to replace Erik Rohrer, who left his post a Superior Court Judge when he was recently elected as District Court 2 judge. (Jesse Major/Peninsula Daily News file)

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Former Clallam County Superior Court judge dies

Lauren Erickson was appointed to bench in 2019

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Bank robbery trial now set for June

Competency to be reviewed in May for attempted murder case

Jada Easterly of Utah and her partner Kaeden Warnberg-Lemm of Minnesota were on a national park trek and found Madison Falls west of Port Angeles. The falls are located at the park entrance up the Elwha River valley on Olympic Hot Springs Road on a wheelchair-accessible, 500-foot trail. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Waterfall watchers

Jada Easterly of Utah and her partner Kaeden Warnberg-Lemm of Minnesota were on a national park trek and…

Comedian Scott Losse with his beloved chihuahua Turnip.

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Comedian and grunge legend to perform in Quilcene

Shows on Friday and Saturday nights

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Operations set for Bentinck Island demolition range

ESQUIMALT, B.C. — The land-based demolition range at Bentinck Island will be in use from 8 a.m. to…

Board directors, building committee members and Shipley Center staff join in a groundbreaking ceremony inside the building on Feb. 6. Organizers anticipate moving into the new space at 651 W. Washington St. before the end of this year. Pictured, from left, is Karen Hanson, board treasurer; Angela Jeziorski, board director; Margaret Cox, board secretary; Judy Lange, board director; Beth Culhane, board vice president; Linda Strohm, board director; Mary Ellen Reed, building committee member; Bobbie Dahm, building committee member; Scotty Wells, board director; and Michael Smith, Shipley Center executive director and building project manager. Board president Renee Millar is not pictured. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Shipley Center holds groundbreaking inside new facility

Plans remain in place to open by end of year

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Port Townsend Arts Commission announces 2026 awards

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend Arts Commission has announced the winners of its 2026 Arts Awards.

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Tickets on sale for Port Angeles Education Foundation fundraising gala

PORT ANGELES — Tickets are on sale for the Port Angeles Education Foundation’s Celebrate Education Gala at Field…

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Authors sought for annual Poetry in the Park program

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Fine Arts Center and the Olympic Peninsula Authors are accepting submissions for…

Port Angeles' Teanna Clark, who scored 25 points, drives the ball up the lane against Orting on Wednesday night. The Roughriders won in dominant fashion 63-11. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

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GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS: Roughriders fire on all cylinders while crushing Orting 63-11

PORT ANGELES — In the Port Angeles girls’ most dominating win of the season, the Roughriders served notice…

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PREP BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS: Sequim rally comes up short against Bainbridge

BAINBRIDGE — Sequim started strong, suffered a lull before the Wolves played themselves back into the contest, but…

Port Angeles Roughriders

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PREP PLAYOFF BASKETBALL: Port Angeles boys dropped by Clover Park

LAKEWOOD — The Port Angeles boys basketball team had trouble handling the ball against Clover Park’s pressure, especially…

Neah Bay Red Devils

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1B BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS: Neah Bay teams sweep in tournament openers

NEAH BAY — The Neah Bay boys and girls both moved into the semifinals of the 1B Tri-district…

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Port Angeles City Council hears presentations on homelessness

Gathering information before April workshop

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Clallam Transit approves service and route changes

Developing community advisory committee