Volunteers Nancy Elwert and Bruce Leigh with Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT) ready to place food boxes in a trunk on June 10 at Sequim High School. The program, now held at Trinity United Methodist Church, continues twice monthly through December. Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group

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Sequim food distribution program moves to twice monthly

Curbside pick-up through the end of December

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One new COVID-19 case in Clallam County

Health officials say flu vaccinations high this year

Contributors to "Take a Stand: Art Against Hate" will give a free online reading Thursday.

Opinion

DIANE URBANI DE LA PAZ: Making a stand

Art against hate

Opinion

PAT NEAL: Dogs I have known

Dogs I have lost

News

Clallam County to disperse more COVID-19 relief funds

Ferry, businesses, child care among recipients

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Sequim mayor questions MAT clinic transportation

Tribe: Clients will come only from Peninsula counties

Politics

Three proposed amendments to Clallam County charter debated

DCD director, voter initiatives, charter review frequency on ballot

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Local raw milk dairy issues an advisory about some products

Products with best by date of Sept. 29 and Sept. 30 affected

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Prescribed burn set Tuesday on West End

Aim is to cut down on fuel available for wildfires

Arts & Entertainment

NOLS book discussion groups planned

Paperback copies available for curbside pickup

Arts & Entertainment

Friends of the Sequim Library to hold booksale

Masks, distancing required at new location

News

Two new COVID-19 cases in Clallam; none in Jefferson

Officials concerned about the state’s rising case numbers

Alicia Kaake, left, talks to her daughter Freya Kaake as she sits in her seat for the first time in Mrs. Teague-Schmeltz’s classroom at Hamilton Elementary School in Port Angeles. Monday was the first day of school for kindergartners and first-graders in the Port Angeles School District. Desks are at least 6 feet apart and all students and teachers are wearing face masks. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Hybrid school in session

Monday was the first day of school for some in Port Angeles

Politics

Taxes, health care lead Senate race debate

Candidates differ on health care

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Clallam commission recommends hiring forester for trust lands

Position could cost about $125,000 annually

News

COVID-19: One new case in Clallam, none in Jefferson

Both counties remain in state’s low-risk category

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Census could shift Clallam County districts

Boundaries may move farther east

Woodworker adorns his lawn with creations

Life

Woodworker adorns his lawn with creations

Sequim man uses talent to bring rocket replica to life

Sequim bicyclist rides hundreds of miles for a cause

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Sequim bicyclist rides hundreds of miles for a cause

Man promotes Captain Joseph House

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Sequim recognized for water reclimation facility compliance

Wastewater Treatment Plant Outstanding Performance awarded