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Designs presented for Franklin Elementary

Construction expected to begin in March 2027

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Port Hadlock man planning to ride tricycle coast to coast

At 84, Tony Harriman is ticking a box on his bucket list

Chuck Robinson.

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PT alumni to honor five in Hall of Fame

Ceremony set for April 4 at high school auditorium

Kaylee Kuehn.

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Sequim woman to run for House

Affordability, health care are priorities, Kuehn says

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Port Townsend to ask consultant for advice on water rate models

FCS models have helped city since 2013, public works director says

Dr. Evan Small.

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Medical director evaluating Olympic Medical Center’s emergency department changes

Patients are now assigned provider at arrival

Tracie Hedin opened Alley Cat Boutique 30 years ago with $500 and a determination to succeed. Today she and her store are an anchor of Port Angeles’ downtown retail core. (Paula Hunt/Peninsula Daily News)

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Downtown Port Angeles store builds consistency after 30 years

Alley Cat offers stylish clothing and jewelry as well as accessories

Patrick DePoe.

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Tribal member to run for House

DePoe touts experience with climate, habitat

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Science talk to focus on Dungeness crabs

Research building data to inform fisheries

Community Service Awards nomination form.

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Deadline extended for awards nominations

Applications due April 3; event slated for May 6

Freddie Lane, in red, and Yvette Tworabbits, on drum, conduct a blessing of the water ceremony at Hollywood Beach on Saturday. About two dozen people attended the Indigenous-led ceremony to honor the sacred waters that Native Americans have used for generations. The event was part of World Water Day, a United Nations-sponsored observation which celebrates water and inspires action to tackle the global water crisis where 2.1 billion people are living without access to safe water. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Blessing of the Water

Freddie Lane, in red, and Yvette Tworabbits, on drum, conduct a blessing of the water ceremony at Hollywood…

Steve Hobbs.

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Measures secure statewide elections

Official: Databases, processes are safe in Washington state

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Port of Port Angeles renews a lease agreement

Motive Power Marine brings value, official says

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Proposal for fish passage project sent to community development

Clallam County has designs, funding for diversion efforts

Karyn Williams, owner of Red Dog Farm in Chimacum’s central valley, holds a flat of greens ready for market in one of the greenhouses on the farm. Red Dog Farm is a 23-acre, certified-organic farm and grows more than 150 varieties of vegetables, berries and cut flowers. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Red Dog is gearing up for summer season

Starts are planted, seasonal workers hired at Chimacum farm

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Hearing examiner rejects resort request

Development may move forward with conditions

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Support guild gets updated contract

Criminal justice services discussed

A fledgling bald eagle takes flight after hearing its parents call from a distance. The young eagle was spotted roosting in a tree at Fort Worden State Park on Friday. It takes about five years for an eagle to develop the signature white head of an adult. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Fledgling flight

A fledgling bald eagle takes flight after hearing its parents call from a distance. The young eagle was…

Former Sequim Food Bank Executive Director Andra Smith is wrapped in a blanket called “Agate Beach” donated by the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe. New Executive Director Jen Colmore read a note from food bank board director Loni Greninger that said the blanket symbolized the process of agates becoming beautiful rocks from pressure and friction. Smith has taken a new job as the executive director of the Washington Food Coalition. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Sequim Food Bank celebrates its former, current directors

Andra Smith helped lead facility through pandemic, hardships

Danielle Lorentzen, who plays Cinderella, rehearses with Ethan Hoch as Prince Topher for Ghostlight Productions’ “Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella,” set to run through Sunday at Sequim High School. The 2 p.m. matinee on Saturday will feature a special photo opportunity after the show with Lorentzen and the rest of the cast. Attendees are invited to dress up for the occasion in Cinderella-inspired clothing. (Ghostlight Productions)

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Ghostlight presents ‘Cinderella’ at Sequim High School

Practical effects, magical moments highlight family-friendly show