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Casey McDonald, Esperanda Salazar, standing, and Malena Marquez look over a handmade sign for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People march on Tuesday in Port Angeles. About three dozen people made signs as part of the event. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

Remembering the missing and murdered

Casey McDonald, Esperanda Salazar, standing, and Malena Marquez look over a handmade sign for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People march on Tuesday…

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From left, David Brownell, Roxanne Greeson and Laken Folsom scrape away moss on Saturday as part of the Big Spring Spruce Up in downtown Port Angeles. About 120 volunteers signed up to participate. One of the biggest projects was to remove all the moss on the retaining wall on the south side of Front Street between Peabody and Lincoln Streets. Scrapers, brooms and a power washer were used to help clean up the overgrowth. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)
A worker from DJ’s Electrical cuts a tree into stumps after cutting the trunk and limbs under a contract with the Jefferson County PUD on Wednesday. The trees, along Washington Street in downtown Port Townsend, were slated for removal because the roots were invading the sewer lines and sidewalks. The sidewalk will be moved about 3 feet and a new fence erected around Memorial Field. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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