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Seaside Sauna’s cedar sauna, constructed in Duluth, Minn., can fit 15-20 people. (Karyn Stillwell)

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Seaside Sauna open at Point Hudson in Port Townsend

Business opens on month-to-month lease with port

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Port Angeles library construction addressing compliance

Planned project is updating emergency exits, sidewalks

State Supreme Court Justices Colleen Melody, left, and G. Helen Whitener answer questions Wednesday in teacher Stacey Sanders’ civics and global issues class at Port Angeles High School. The nine-member court is visiting the North Olympic Peninsula as part of its Traveling Court program and will hear oral arguments in two cases at Peninsula College today in a session open to the public. (Paula Hunt/Peninsula Daily News)

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Justices visit Port Angeles classroom as part of their traveling tour

Nine-member court to hear oral arguments at Peninsula College today

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Chamber, port to light up Fourth of July sky

Event will return after show was canceled last year

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City of Port Townsend wins a finance award

National honor recognizes 2026 budget document

Crime & Justice

Cold case suspect known to police

PA officers contacted man nearly 300 times

Josephine Myers, 11, of Port Angeles feeds some peanuts to a herd of Shetland sheep that are from the Yellow Rock Farm of Port Angeles. Sheep, goats and chickens were the animals of the day during the 43rd annual Shepherd’s Festival at Macleay Hall near Sequim. The festival celebrated local fiber arts, farming and agricultural traditions with live demonstrations and food. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Shepherd’s Festival

Josephine Myers, 11, of Port Angeles feeds some peanuts to a herd of Shetland sheep that are from…

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Port of Port Angeles opens process for seat

Applications accepted until 5 p.m. June 12

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Jefferson board to support tribe’s federal land transfer

Letter delayed to include environmental concerns

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Clallam to work with tribe on oyster survey

Commissioners approve two additional contracts

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Clallam Transit to create advisory committee

Group to include up to 15 members to broaden outreach

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Port Angeles School District plans to sell remaining bonds this fall

Funds to be repaid over 20-year period

Dr. Michael Maxwell is retiring as chief executive officer of the North Olympic Healthcare Network, an organization he helped found in 2015. NOHN was created by converting Family Medicine of Port Angeles into a nonprofit community health center to improve access to care, serve patients regardless of their ability to pay and address unmet healthcare needs in the community. (Paula Hunt/Peninsula Daily News)

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Doctor who built healthcare network retiring

Family Medicine reorganized as health center

David Harrah of the American Legion Marvin G. Shields Memorial Post 26 in Port Townsend carries the American flag and leads a color guard during a Memorial Day observance at Fort Worden Military Cemetery on Monday. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Memorial Day ceremonies

David Harrah of the American Legion Marvin G. Shields Memorial Post 26 in Port Townsend carries the American…

A police sketch of the suspect released shortly after the June 2008 double homicide at the Sun Drop bottling plant in Concord, N.C.

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Cold case arrest made in Port Angeles

Talbert wanted in North Carolina murders

Alysa Thomas, left, and Dean Bartl, both from Port Townsend and employees of Tessera, a facilities management company, place American flags on the graves at the Fort Worden Military Cemetery on Friday, in advance of today’s Memorial Day services. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Flag placement

Alysa Thomas, left, and Dean Bartl, both from Port Townsend and employees of Tessera, a facilities management company,…

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Sequim schools to cut staffing

District says it will save $1.7 million

Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group Monika Livingstone of Gardiner kneels by the propane tank she spent about a month designing and painting after she was inspired by The Beatles’ “Yellow Submarine.”

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‘Yellow Submarine’ becomes inspiration for artwork on couple’s propane tank

Former mural artist paints characters from classic movie

Officer Barrel (Shahida Shahir) and Officer Lockstock (Kyle LeMaire) patrol Urinetown as its top cops. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

Arts & Entertainment

OTA actors say satirical musical is more than a name

‘Urinetown the Musical’ runs through June 14

A free street fair at the Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts opened to the public on Friday. The event will continue through Sunday in Port Angeles. (Dave Logan/For Peninsula Daily News)

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Festival fare

A free street fair at the Juan de Fuca Festival of the Arts opened to the public on…