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Marylaura Ramponi donates a $500,000 check on Oct. 17 to Sequim School District superintendent Regan Nickels for the Ramponi Center for Technical Excellence, a vocational building at Sequim High School. The check was made in honor of Marylaura’s husband Louie, as it would have been his 89th birthday. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Donor provides $500K for CTE

Sequim woman to match funds in March

Tribal leaders, health providers and supporters stand for a ceremonial ground breaking on Oct. 19 for The Jamestown Evaluation and Treatment Center, a 20,000-square-foot, 16-bed treatment center for patients experiencing a mental health crisis. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Tribe breaks ground on psychiatric treatment facility

Leaders anticipate receiving permit to build soon

Wendy Sisk, CEO for Peninsula Behavioral Health, and Clallam County commissioner Randy Johnson cut a ribbon with the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 16 for PBH’s first transitional house in Sequim. County funds helped pay for the refurbished home for five adults. (Peninsula Behavioral Health)

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Behavioral Health to offer transitional home in Sequim

Former office will provide services for five adults

Participants in the a walk to raise awareness of domestic violence make their way down First Street on a journey from the Elwha Heritage Center to Healthy Families of Clallam County in Port Angeles on Wednesday. The event also included resource booths, shared stories and food and beverages, hosted by the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Domestic violence awareness

Participants in the a walk to raise awareness of domestic violence make their way down First Street on…

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Funding challenging for fire districts

Clallam agencies examine money sources

Crime & Justice

Prosecutor receives crime lab report

Team investigating officer-involved shooting

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Grant to help Clallam food banks

Chicken, beef will be distributed across county

Boys & Girls Clubs Youth Performer Pearle Peterson of Sequim sings the national anthem prior to Game 2 of the 2023 World Series between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Texas Rangers on Oct. 28 in Arlington, Texas. She will sing it again at the World Series in Los Angeles on Saturday. (Mary DeCicco/MLB Photos via Getty Images)

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Sequim’s Peterson to sing at World Series on Saturday

Boys Girls Club member to perform national anthem in Los Angeles

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Housing considered at Port Townsend workshop

Participants favor higher-density alternatives

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Clallam, citizens engage in budget discussions

Some county departments still paring down 7 percent goal

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Brix, Amazon could have big economic impact

Both businesses planning 35,000-square-foot facilities in Port Angeles

Noah Glaude, North Olympic Library System’s executive director, looks over recent construction at the site of the Sequim Library’s expansion. (Michael Dashiell/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Sequim Library remodel on pace for opening next spring

Walls are up, roof coming soon in major renovation

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5 acres gifted to Jefferson County animal shelter

Jefferson County vets call it ‘central location’

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Port of Port Townsend examines its 2025 budget plans

More than 50 percent of capital budget to be Boat Haven projects

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Clallam, Jefferson to accept prescription drugs Saturday

Five dropoff sites located across Peninsula

Michelle Rhodes, executive director of the Sequim Irrigation Festival, shows festival royalty the new logo and tagline “When History Flows and Futures Grow” for the 130th festival on Oct. 12 at the Oasis Bar and Grill. Sherry Scharschmidt designed the logo using artificial intelligence technology. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Irrigation Festival reveals 2025 logo, tagline for 130th year

SEQUIM — The tagline for the 130th year of the Sequim Irrigation Festival is “Where History Flows and…

Workers guide a new 125-foot-long, 1,500-pound section of stormwater drain pipe into a trench above the Larry Scott Trail on Tuesday in Port Townsend. The new pipe is bigger and made from a different material than the PVC that it replaced. Last winter, the old pipe fractured in places due to weather and caused dirt and rocks to slide onto the trail. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Pipe installation

Workers guide a new 125-foot-long, 1,500-pound section of stormwater drain pipe into a trench above the Larry Scott…

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Olympic Medical Center to implement five-year safety plan

Hospital responding to increase in incidents locally and nationwide

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Clallam County formalizes agreement with Welfare for Animals Guild

OPHS restructuring after Bark House closure

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PT City Council votes to oppose I-2117

State to spend $3.2B from Climate Commitment Act in biennium

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