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Eleanor Jones, 11, of Sequim (No. 112) leads the pack at the beginning of the Run the Peninsula’s Jamestown Glow Run in Blyn late Saturday afternoon. Jones won the women’s 5K as more than 450 runners participated. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

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RUN THE PENINSULA: More than 450 run through the gloaming in Blyn

BLYN — More than 450 runners were treated to a pleasant evening and beautiful Christmas lights at the…

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Forks Police Department down to one officer

Cities, counties across state struggle in hiring

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Peninsula Home Fund draws generosity

Over $57K given so far

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Fort Worden PDA approves new business plan

Funding is lacking, but board sees progress

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Justin Brophy, general manager of the Northwest Tobacco Emporium in Port Angeles, shows off a readerboard on Friday that takes a light-hearted view of the business' situation.

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Store closed by vehicle crashing into it reopens

Park outside, it requests now

Orange traffic barrels line the sides of U.S. Highway 101 at Ennis Creek for preliminary surveys in preparation for upcoming culvert replacement. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Survey work for fish barrier removal begins in Port Angeles

Some lane closures may be necessary from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.

Politics

Crime, taxes are on tap at Legislature

Hearings offer preview of issues for this session

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Replacement levies on Crescent ballot

Voters to decide measures in February

Robin McKann’s Douglas fir and big leaf maple table is on view at Gallery 9.

Arts & Entertainment

Art on display in Port Townsend during First Saturday

Variety of gifts available

News

Clallam housing waiting lists long

Report: Increase in homeless over 55

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Clallam, Jefferson counties each receive park maintenance grants

State funding will go toward repair, upgrade at several local parks

“Storm King” by Julie Senf, a featured artist at the Blue Whole Gallery and one of the curators of the gallery’s “Rowed to Gold” exhibition, is on display this December. (Blue Whole Gallery)

Arts & Entertainment

Sequim’s First Friday Art Walk glimmers with gold in December

Free self-guided tour set for Sequim

Sue Ridder and husband Johnny from Vancouver, visiting relatives in Port Townsend, start cleaning some of the 13 Dungeness crab they caught in Port Townsend Bay on Wednesday. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Catch of the day

Sue Ridder and husband Johnny from Vancouver, visiting relatives in Port Townsend, start cleaning some of the 13…

Isaac Smith, who lived his 12 years in Sequim, enjoyed Wednesday morning birdwalks at the Dungeness River Nature Center. After he died in a vehicle collision in 2010, his mother wanted to do something to honor him. A new partnership between Isaac’s family, the Dungeness River Nature Center and Wild Birds Unlimited has resulted in 14 new Vortex binoculars that are available for checkout at the river center. (Teresa Smith)

Life

Donation gives 14 binoculars to Dungeness River Nature Center

Memorial is for 12-year-old boy

Jon Picker, airport and marina manager for the Port of Port Angeles, describes runway sections for William R. Fairchild International Airport on a diagram of the terminal area. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Fairchild upgrades completed

Ribbon cutting is planned for Dec. 12

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Clallam County eyes changes to park fees

Public hearing on adjustments set Dec. 12

Santa rides down Forks Avenue during the Twinkle Light Parade in 2022 in the West End Business & Professional association train. (Lonnie Archibald/for Peninsula Daily News, file)

Arts & Entertainment

Santa arrives in Port Townsend, Forks this weekend

Tree lightings, other activities are on tap

News

Proposal to rename Sequim road put on hold

Rotary, city to consider other options to honor local Olympian

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Researcher: Managed forests needed to fight climate change

Wood products can replace existing fossil fuel-based materials

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Jefferson County updates fee schedules

Environmental Public Health up 6 percent