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Taking advantage of the ideal time of year, Andrew May transplants bronze sedges out of the rose garden and then will add new roses.

Life

A GROWING CONCERN: Fall planting keeps garden outlook rosy

NOT ONLY DID we have frost this past week, we turned our calendars to November and this morning…

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Dennis Bauer at an Aug. 17 court hearing.

News

Bauer murder trial starts Monday

Testimony begins Nov. 15

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News

Four honored for community service

Volunteers presented awards in virtual ceremony

Education

Soroptimists groups seek applications for Live Your Dream awards

PORT ANGELES — Soroptimist International of Port Angeles’ Noon and Jet Set clubs have set Monday, Nov. 15,…

The damage caused by the blast.   Courtesy of the North Olympic History Center

Life

BACK WHEN: Explosions rattle, take lives on Olympic Peninsula

IT IS GOOD to use significant milestones to remind ourselves that life has risks, and we always need…

News

EYE ON CLALLAM: County commissioners to discuss nuisance ordinance

Meetings across Clallam County

Life

ISSUES OF FAITH: Follow the thread

There’s a thread you follow.

Arts & Entertainment

Festival of Trees tickets go on sale today

PORT ANGELES — Tickets go on sale today for the Festival of Trees Gala, Sr. Breakfast and Family…

Crime & Justice

Sequim man sentenced for meth dealing

TACOMA — A Sequim man has been sentenced in federal court to five years, eight months in prison…

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Quality Inn owner files bankruptcy again to keep second hotel

Court proceedings halt another trustee’s sale by bank

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Downtown traffic lights on hold

City considers potential budget constraints

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Life

First Friday Art Walk celebrates fall in Sequim

SEQUIM — The Blue Whole Gallery is one stop on the First Friday Art Walk in Sequim tonight.

Mark Elbroch of Panthera provided images such as this one for Saturday's Puma Catwalk, a family activity at Robin Hill Park just outside Sequim. photo copyright Mark Elbroch

Arts & Entertainment

Cougars, music, art, books highlighted this weekend

Pumas cannot roar, but they can and do purr.

As one of the auction adventures, Jason Ray will take two guests on the Sol Duc and Quileute rivers to fish for coho salmon. He will provide gear and tackle.

Arts & Entertainment

Peninsula Behavioral Health online auction features adventures

PORT ANGELES — Peninsula Behavioral Health plans an online auction with a spin — everything to be auctioned…

Politics

Clallam County vote count confirms winners

Turnout nearly 50 percent

Victoria Jones, race director of the Port Angeles Marathon Association, displays the 2021 Washington State Event Organizer of the year award she was given by the Washington Festivals & Events Association.

News

Marathon race director wins statewide award

Olympic Medical Center Foundation, Port Angeles Hall of Fame, CrabFest recognized

News

Port Angeles council repeals temporary surface parking lot ban

Development said to be an issue

Debbi and Richard Szabo of Port Angeles, along with their dog, Tipsy, walk along the Port Angeles Waterfront as the bulk carrier Great Faith takes on cargo in the rain at the Port of Port Angeles Terminal 3 on Thursday. Unsettled weather is expected across the region through the weekend. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Rainy weekend

Debbi and Richard Szabo of Port Angeles, along with their dog, Tipsy, walk along the Port Angeles Waterfront…

News

Doses of vaccine for young available

Appointments can be made now

General Election 2021.

Politics

Incumbent Port Angeles council slate holds

Third count of ballots today