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Port Angeles High School CTE teacher Paul Arndt, center, is conducting a construction class for students who are building the subfloor and framing for a tiny home that will become part of 4PA’s Touchstone Campus transitional housing. The class is part of the statewide Core Plus program, which provides hands-on training for careers in the skilled trades. (Paula Hunt/Peninsula Daily News)

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Students in Port Angeles High School class building tiny home for Touchstone Campus

Construction efforts are part of career, technical education elective

“Agate Beach,” a painting by Minerva Troy, will be part of an exhibit that will open Saturday at the North Olympic History Center in Port Angeles.

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Reception set for opening of history center exhibit

PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic History Center will host a reception for the opening of its new…

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Sequim City Band to host ‘Composers Across Cultures’

SEQUIM — The Sequim City Band will present “Origins: Composers Across Cultures” at 2 p.m. Sunday.

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Tickets on sale for United Way fundraiser

PORT ANGELES — Tickets are on sale for the United Way of Clallam County’s Live United Ball on…

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Easement approved for Olympic Discovery Trail section

Discussion continues on Owens memorial

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Mochrie, Mecci to perform improv under hypnosis at Field Hall

PORT ANGELES — Colin Mochrie and Asad Mecci will present “HYPROV: Improv Under Hypnosis!” at 7:30 p.m. Thursday…

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Auditions set for Port Angeles Community Players production

PORT ANGELES — Janice Parks will conduct auditions for the Port Angeles Community Players’ production of “Miss Holmes”…

The Port Angeles Community Players will stage “The Play That Goes Wrong” through March 29. Clockwise from top left are Jessica Baskaran, Zach Wiedenhoeft, Josh McLean, Matt Forrest, Nikki Forrest, Deanna Eickhoff, Ben Heintz and Chelsea Doyle.

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Port Angeles Community Players to host ‘Play That Goes Wrong’

PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles Community Players will present “The Play That Goes Wrong” with shows at…

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KONP Home Show set for this weekend

PORT ANGELES — KONP will host its 41st Home Show from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and…

Steve Portner, a local woodworker, will display his work in “Self Reflection” at Harbor Art Gallery throughout March.

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Woodworker to be featured during Second Saturday Art Walk

PORT ANGELES — Harbor Art Gallery will host a reception for woodworker Steve Portner from 4 p.m. to…

Piano virtuoso Alexander Tutunov will join the Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra for its Concert & Cuisine gala on April 11. (Port Angeles Symphony)

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Gala concert, dinner to support Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra

PORT ANGELES — A night of live music and Northwest cooking are coming April 11 as the Port…

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Ribbon cutting set at dermatology clinic

PORT ANGELES — Clear Choice Dermatology will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its Port Angeles clinic at noon…

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Coroner process under review

Language continues to be revised for role

Curt Queyrouze, the president and CEO of First Fed Bank, speaks to a sold-out EDC gala banquet on Friday evening at Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Business leaders, nonprofits honored at annual EDC gala

Awards presented for community contributions

The Port Angeles Public Library is one of four branches operated by the North Olympic Library System. Staff report that if a levy lid lift is approved in April, it would help the library system keep existing hours, services and staffing levels. (North Olympic Library System)

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North Olympic Library System to ask for levy lid lift

Voters to decide in April election

All is calm with the first drinks served in “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” The show will run at Olympic Theatre Arts through March 15. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

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Fans, family stage ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’ at OTA

Show continues through March 15 at Sequim playhouse

Vern Frykholm, center, as George Washington, will partner with the women of the New Dungeness Chapter of NSDAR for a Trivia Night fundraiser to benefit the New Dungeness Lighthouse on March 28. Questions will center on the American Revolution and Olympic Peninsula history as the country counts down to America’s 250th birthday celebration. Shown with Frykholm are, from left, chapter Regent Anita Reynolds and officers Marianne Burton, Mona Kinder and Carol Medlicott, members of the event committee. (New Dungeness Chapter of NSDAR)

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Trivia Night will benefit New Dungeness Lighthouse

SEQUIM — To kick off the countdown to America’s 250th anniversary, the New Dungeness Chapter of the National…

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Annual tuna drive collecting cans through March 31

PORT ANGELES — The Olympic Kiwanis Club is accepting donations for its 32nd Community Tuna Fish Drive through…

Clallam County Community Service Awards.

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Nominations open for Clallam County Community Service Awards

Forms due on March 27; event scheduled for May 6

Submitted photo The cover of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge opening day brochure.

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BACK WHEN: Blueprint of a disaster: The Tacoma Narrows Bridge

I DECIDED TO go a little bit outside the North Olympic Peninsula for this month’s column.

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