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Monthly death cafes scheduled

PORT ANGELES — Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County will host monthly death cafes “Tea to Die For” in…

Lt to Rt:   Unidentified man, George Venerable Smith-seated, Ione Tomlinson 
North Olympic History Center

Life

BACK WHEN: A history of the Peninsula’s alternative colonies

IT IS NOT hard remembering the varieties of alternative lifestyles that started developing in the 1960s. Much of…

Life

A GROWING CONCERN: Work now to see the fruits of your effort

WE HAVE ALL heard the phrase, “if you don’t like the weather, wait an hour and it will…

Arts & Entertainment

Jazz on the Lawn presented Monday

PORT ANGELES — The Twelfth Annual “Jazz on the Lawn” concert will offer 90 minutes of free music…

Arts & Entertainment

Drink & Draw with You set for Thursday

PORT ANGELES — The next Drink &Draw model could be you.

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Agnew Little Free Pantry volunteers greet Sarah Irish, a Molina Healthcare community engagement specialist, fifth from left, as she donates $2,000 for food from the agency. Some of the volunteers who work daily to restock the pantry, include, from left, Susan Harris, Dave Large, Florence and Michael Bucierka, Irish, Peggy and John Toppenberg, Dave Iezzi, and Ren Garypie. 

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News

Little Free Pantries see higher demand, costs

Donations help offset federal programming being reduced

Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News
Sarah Shea, right, and members of her band, Chez Jazz, from left, Ed Donohue, Joe D'Enrone and Al Harris, perform at Wednesday's Concert on the Pier music series at Port Angeles City Pier. The weekly free music series, presented by the Juan de Fuca Foundation for the Arts and sponsored by Erika Ralston Word/Windermere Real Estate, D.A. Davidson, the Elwha River Casino and the Peninsula Daily News, continues next Wednesday with the Bread and Gravy Quartet.

Arts & Entertainment

Free summer concerts spread music on Peninsula

Free, outdoor summer concerts are planned next week on the North Olympic Peninsula.

Politics

Voter turnout more than 50 percent on Peninsula

Primary participation in Clallam, Jefferson counties tops state’s

Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News
A wind foiler makes their way across the waters of Port Angeles Harbor against a backdrop of the tanker ship Almi Explorer. Moderate breezes from the Strait of Juan de Fuca made for pleasant conditions for wind-driven sports.

Arts & Entertainment

Breezy beauty in Port Angeles Harbor

A wind foiler makes their way across the waters of Port Angeles Harbor against a backdrop of the…

Crime & Justice

Two people arrested after alleged altercation at OMC

By Brian Gawley

News

Emergency projects wrapping up in Clallam County

Landslide removal done on Highway 112

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Life

First Friday Art Walk offers variety

SEQUIM — A quilt show, music jam and a talk on candle-making are among the activities planned tonight…

Politics

Clallam County: Outcomes remain the same after third count of primary ballots

County voter turnout 45.6 percent

Photo credit: Catherine McKinney 

Pictured in the front row, left to right are Ruthie Brandt, Beth Walker, Homer Smith, Cynthia McNulty and Crissy Gelderd. 

In the middle row, from left to right, Spencer Hay, Andrew Nichol, Kira Kersting (hidden), Mandy Bingham, Stacey Shipley and Violet Snodgrass. 

George Will, Clallam Mosaic instructor and community engagement coach, is in the back.

Life

Clallam Mosaic donation

Homer Smith Insurance recently donated $1,400 to Clallam Mosaic, HSI’s Charity of the Quarter. Clallam Mosaic serves individuals…

Life

ISSUES OF FAITH: Keeping Sunday as a day of rest

WHEN I WAS in college, I remember a lot of projects, papers and assignments were due on Mondays,…

Arts & Entertainment

Blues, blackberries and Butoh planned on Peninsula

Entertainment is breaking out all over this weekend on the North Olympic Peninsula, with everything from blues to…

News

Injured woman’s condition upgraded

By Brian Gawley

News

Nails on highway cause problems in Carlsborg

By Brian Gawley

Liam Owens of Sequim, 11, pushes his brother, Kamden Owens, 2 1/2, on a swing at the Dream Playground at Erickson Playfield in Port Angeles. The pair were among dozens of children taking advantage of the year-old volunteer-built playground. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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In the swing of things

Liam Owens of Sequim, 11, pushes his brother, Kamden Owens, 2 1/2, on a swing at the Dream…

Kasey Thibeault has joined the J. Ryan Salon and Boutique

Business

New stylist joins Port Angeles salon

PORT ANGELES — Hair stylist Kasey Thibeault has joined the J. Ryan Salon and Boutique.