News
Severed power, cable lines lead to outages
State Department of Transportation meets with utilities companies to prevent future issues
Life
‘Labyrinths’ offered in service, stream
PORT ANGELES — Joseph Bednarik will present “The Theory and Practice of Labyrinths” at
11 a.m. Sunday.
Life
Unity speaker scheduled for Sunday service
PORT ANGELES — The Rev. Larry Schellink will present “The Unitive Way and the Teachings of Jesus —…
Arts & Entertainment
Guided tour Saturday of outdoor sculpture park
More than 100 pieces on display in Webster’s Woods
Life
Clallam County master gardeners to resume in-person plant clinics
The Washington State University Clallam County Extension’s Master Gardener program will resume in-person plant clinics from 9:30 a.m.…
Life
North Olympic Library System distributing paper lantern kits
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Library System will distribute kits to make paper lanterns starting Monday and…
News
Largest primary war chest in Port Angeles council race
Most of county’s hopefuls raise under $5,000
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Sequim City Council extends interim city manager contract
Deschenes in role until permanent hire in place
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Soroptimists to meet Friday in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — Brian Albright will address a meeting of Soroptimist International of Port Angeles at noon Friday.
Crime & Justice
‘Vigilantism’ a fear in wake of new laws
Sheriff, legislator review police use-of-force limits
News
Holiday Inn owner retains hotel in bankruptcy case
More than $2M in penalties sought during pandemic
News
Peninsula College requiring COVID-19 vaccinations
Confirmed Thursday: 19 more cases in Clallam, six in Jefferson
Arts & Entertainment
Presentation inspired by Conservation from Here
Aims to show how humans, wildlife can live together
Life
Spokane honor roll announced
SPOKANE — The Community Colleges of Spokane have released the spring 2021 honor rolls for its two colleges.
News
Community raises funds to save swans, bury power lines
Kirner Road project expected to finish in August, PUD says
News
Clallam County may approve funds for help with past-due utility bills
Customers owe about $700,000, PUD says