Arts & Entertainment

Port Angeles library to host reception for exhibition

PORT ANGELES — North Olympic Library System will host a reception for “Love/Rage/Us” from 6:30 p.m. to 8…

Arts & Entertainment

‘Big in Sweden’ highlights annual Port Townsend Community Read event

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend Public Library will sponsor its 20th Community Read next month.

Zoe Hewitt, a shipwright at Haven Boatworks, uses a draw knife to shape the foremast on the 112-year-old historic schooner Adventuress, background, that is resting on the hard at the Port Townsend Marina. A new main mast, left, and the fore mast will be stepped next week, weather permitting. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Shaping Adventuress

Zoe Hewitt, a shipwright at Haven Boatworks, uses a draw knife to shape the foremast on the 112-year-old…

Mark McCauley, Jefferson County Administrator. (Jefferson County)

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Jefferson County administrator set to retire

Job applications due in late March

Penina Vailolo of East Jefferson was voted to the Nisqually League’s first team. She averaged 11.2 points and 11.7 rebounds a game this year for the Rivals.

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ALL-NISQUALLY LEAGUE: Rivals’ Vailolo makes first team in girls basketball

SILVERDALE — East Jefferson girls basketball post player Penina Vailolo made the Nisqually League first team while teammate,…

TULSA, Okla. — This past weekend, members of the Lincoln Park BMX traveled to Tulsa, Okla., for the track operator summit and Lincoln Park received an award for being the No. 8 track out of 115 tracks on the West Coast. From left, are Cody Wilson Director of Track Operations USABMX, Sean Coleman, president/track operator of Lincoln Park BMX; Tommy Schroeder, volunteer and coach; Tami Baeder, volunteer registration lead; and Nichole Beal, Lincoln Park vice president and volunteer.

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AREA SPORTS BRIEFS: Lincoln Park BMX recognized by USABMX

TULSA, Okla. — This past weekend, members of the Lincoln Park BMX traveled to Tulsa, Okla., for the…

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New Oxford Houses in Port Angeles run into roadblocks

Larger, two-story building may not be approved for program

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Bark House confirms reopening date

Open house to be held March 1

Arts & Entertainment

Community chorus to host Mardi Gras concert

PORT TOWNSEND — The Community Chorus of Port Townsend and East Jefferson County will celebrate its 50th anniversary…

Arts & Entertainment

Tickets available for PA Education Foundation gala

PORT ANGELES — Tickets are available for the Port Angeles Education Foundation’s 2025 Celebrate Education Gala.

Opinion

PAT NEAL: Fix the road

IT’S ONLY FEBRUARY, but our Olympic Peninsula tourist season has already started.

Colleen McAleer, Clallam County Economic Development Council

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EDC: Retail leads business sectors in Clallam County

$518 million in taxable sales across all industries last year

A yellow oil-containment boom surrounds the 60-foot power cruiser Goldfinch after it sank at the Point Hudson Marina on Saturday. The boat was on its way from Seattle to Anacortes when it started taking on water. It made it to the Point Hudson and struck the breakwater as it entered the harbor but was able to be steered into slip 3, where it immediately sank. Port of Port Townsend staff responded and deployed the hard boom and absorbent material to contain the fuel spill. As of Monday afternoon, about 1,000 gallons of diesel had been recovered by Global Diving and Salvage with 650 gallons from the fuel tanks of the Goldfinch and the remainder being sopped up by absorbent material. The U.S. Coast Guard and the state Department of Ecology responded and performed additional containment. A plan for recovery was in the works, but it wasn’t expected to begin before Wednesday due to weather. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Boat sinks

A yellow oil-containment boom surrounds the 60-foot power cruiser Goldfinch after it sank at the Point Hudson Marina…

Retired Sheriff Joe Nole pinning interim Sheriff Andy Pernsteiners new badge on, following his appointment at the Jefferson County Courthouse.

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Jefferson County Sheriff appointed till next election

Commissioners favored stability over change

Peninsula College's Jaiden Blackmon goes up for a layup against Everett College in Port Angeles on Jan. 25.  Blackmon's the team's leading scorer at 15.5 points a game, is looking to help lead the Pirates into the playoffs with a win tonight over Shoreline. (Jay Cline/Peninsula College)

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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Huge home games Wednesday night for the Pirates

PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball teams are wrapping up their home schedules tonight,…

Bronze Team Photo: Nora Pecoraro, Addie Brown, Kinley Matthews, Lucy Monaghan, Adrie McGuire, Sasha Gmazel, Penny Goodwin, Reagan Haguewood

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KLAHHANE GYMNASTICS: Xcel bronze team takes third at Great Wolf Lodge invite

CENTRALIA — The Klahhane Gymnastics Xcel teams competed at the Great Wolf Lodge Invitational hosted by Precision Elite…

From left, Dennis and Dillon Tisdale of Port Angeles won first- and second-place medals at the  Washington State USBC West Pepsi Sectionals held in Mount Vernon this weekend. (Trish Tisdale)

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AREA SPORTS BRIEFS: Port Angeles youth bowlers and Olympic Pickleball results

MOUNT VERNON — Young bowlers Dennis Tisdale and Dillon Tisdale of Port Angeles took home big wins at…

Sequim City Council member Kelly Burger takes the oath of office from City Clerk Heather Robley on Feb. 10 after council members voted to appoint him to replace Kathy Downer. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Sequim council appoints Burger to fill seat

Appointed position goes through certification of 2025 general election

Tristan Lowman.

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Clallam Fire District 2 hosts annual recognition banquet

PORT ANGELES — Kate Haworth, Taylor Counts and Tristan Lowman were among those honored during the annual Clallam…

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Jefferson County home show set for Saturday

PORT TOWNSEND — The Home Show sponsored by the Jefferson County Homebuilders Association will be held from 9…