Arts & Entertainment

Music, art offered in Friday entertainment

It’s going to be a big weekend for art shows and live music on the North Olympic Peninsula.

Life

Makah museum open to public

NEAH BAY — The Makah Cultural and Research Center is open to visitors from 10 a.m. to 5…

Crime & Justice

Former naturopath sentenced for false COVID-19 cure

Third federal conviction for introducing misbranded drugs into commerce

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Longtime Sequim Irrigation Festival volunteer Jean Wyatt receives the 2021 Sequim Citizen of the Year honor from Terry Ward, publisher of the Peninsula Daily News and Sequim Gazette, on Tuesday at 7 Cedars Resort.

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‘Quiet hero’ receives Sequim Citizen of Year award

Wyatt lauded for efforts to bolster Irrigation Festival

News

FDA OKs fourth booster for over 50

Peninsula case rates creep up

News

Port Angeles sets commerical waste rates

Glass recycling options to be brought to council in future

Opinion

PAT NEAL: They clearcut the ‘Tunnel of Love’

SOME NIGHTS, I dream of rivers. Ones I have floated and others that exist only in dreams of…

Life

Traveler’s Journey series scheduled Thursday

SEQUIM — Mary and Ken Campbell will present “20/20: Visions of Nature in Washington During our Year-Long Travel…

Life

America’s Boating Club of North Olympic Peninsula to conduct boating course

PORT ANGELES — America’s Boating Club of the North Olympic Peninsula will conduct a boating course from 8:30…

Fran Howell.

News

Port Angeles Chamber Community Awards set for Saturday

Video presentation to highlight top volunteers, businesses

Crime & Justice

Investigators allege scheme to smuggle drugs into prison

Four people said to have been involved

News

Open house event slated

Study conducted for next two years

News

Port Angeles opens city offices to in-person visitors

PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles City Hall will resume standard, in-person operating hours of 8 a.m. to 5…

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Minor injuries were reported after a wreck at the intersection at U.S. Highway 101 and state Highway 113 at about 6 a.m. Friday, said Trooper Brandon Johanson of the State Patrol. The trooper said that a car stopped at the Highway 113 stop sign, waiting to turn left onto northbound Highway 101. The driver did not see the SUV behind a boat being towed on Highway 101 and hit the SUV on its passenger side, causing it to roll/rotate before coming to rest on its driver side in the middle of the road, facing northbound, he said. A citation was issued for failure to yield the right-of-way, he said.

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Rollover wreck on U.S. Highway 101 at Sappho

Minor injuries were reported after a wreck at the intersection at U.S. Highway 101 and state Highway 113…

News

Driver flees after wreck on U.S. Highway 101

AGNEW — A driver fled after colliding with a fence off U.S. Highway 101 at 6:40 a.m. Monday,…

News

Woman charged with DUI after rear-ending pickup in Carlsborg

CARLSBORG — A Sequim woman was hurt when her SUV ran into the back of another vehicle stopped…

Dr. Jack Tian.

Business

New doctor joins staff at Sequim eye surgeon

SEQUIM — Dr. Jack Tian has joined the medical staff at Northwest Eye Surgeons’ Sequim office.

Ken Lincoln of Port Townsend kayaks across Dungeness Bay against a backdrop of the New Dungeness Lighthouse on Saturday north of Sequim. Lincoln said he was paddling out from Cline Spit to meet a group of other kayakers who were putting in at Port Williams. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Kayaking Dungeness Bay

Ken Lincoln of Port Townsend kayaks across Dungeness Bay against a backdrop of the New Dungeness Lighthouse on…

Sequim Police say they've recently conducted out-of-county interviews about the murder of Sequim's Valerie Claplanhoo from January 2019. Now they await the processing of hundreds of pieces of evidence that could link to her killer(s). (Rebecca Ruby)

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Murder probe remains active

Police waiting for evidence from state crime lab

News

Three more Peninsula deaths as case numbers begin to creep up

Masks urged if case rates rise over 100 per 100,000 people