(Charlie Bermant/Peninsula Daily News)

(Charlie Bermant/Peninsula Daily News)

Port Townsend’s Cake Picnic makes serving look as easy as pie

Sarah Spaeth, left, serves George Rezendes a slice of double-chocolate cake at the fourth annual Cake Picnic at Pope Marine Park in Port Townsend on Saturday.

An estimated 800 people attended the event that followed the Rhody Parade.

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Clallam County Fire District 2 firefighters, with assistance from surrounding districts, work to extinguish fire of beach logs and grasses that scorched a stretch of beach along the Strait of Juan de Fuca at the north end of Four Seasons Ranch and threatened numerous homes on Saturday. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)
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Saturday fire worried homeowners, but no structures affected

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David Conklin/Jefferson County Farmers Markets Heath Wade enjoys opening day at the Chimacum Farmers Market in 2022.
Chimacum Farmers Market opens Sunday

Special events planned for first day of season

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Crumb family funds nursing scholarship

$150K endowment to aid Clallam County students going to St. Martin’s University

KEITH THORPE/PENINSULA DAILY NEWS The Port Angeles Red Lion Hotel and adjoining 48º North Waterfront Restaurant, shown Friday, are working on plans to expand and upgrade the current facilities, which will include incursion into the existing parking lot -- a proposal that would have an effect on the annual Port Angeles Crab Festival.
Port Angeles city seeks Red Lion expansion comments

Plans won’t affect CrabFest this year but will in future

Kestner Homestead Trail footbridge to be closed for repairs

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KEITH THORPE/PENINSULA DAILY NEWS Gov. Jay Inslee looks at a patient simulator as Peninsula College nursing instructional technician Terresa Taylor describes its workings during a tour of the college's Nursing Simulation Lab on Friday in Port Angeles.
Inslee tours Port Angeles projects

Town ‘pumping on all cylinders,’ he said

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Govenment meetings across North Olympic Peninsula

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