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Kiwanis 27th Community Tuna Fish Drive raises funds
The Kiwanis Club of Port Angeles raised $7,022 for local food banks in its 27th Community Tuna Fish…
Life
A GROWING CONCERN: Don’t leave plants high and dry
WE’VE ALL HEARD the saying, “April showers bring May flowers.”
Arts & Entertainment
Native American Culture Fair presented virtually this week
PORT ANGELES – “We Rise. We Carry On. We Heal.”
Arts & Entertainment
Pen and ink with watercolors medium for artist
PORT ANGELES — The art of Nancy McFaul will
be featured at Harbor
Art Gallery during May
and…
Life
HORSEPLAY: Equestrian teams do well at district meet
BITTER COLD SEEMED to make for better fun at last weekend’s Washington State High School Equestrian Team competition…
News
New principal to take helm of Port Angeles High School
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles High School will have a new principal as of July 1.
News
Sequim city council member recognized
SEQUIM — The Association of Washington Cities has awarded a Certificate of Municipal Leadership to Sequim City Council…
News
Pop-up clinics aim to draw down fourth wave
Four more cases reported in Clallam; three more in Jefferson
Business
Olympic Medical Center recognizes staff members
PORT ANGELES — Olympic Medical Center recognized seven members of Olympic Medical Physicians central access registration team at…
Life
Three lectures ready in ‘Facts of Faith’ series
PORT ANGELES — Tom Hoyle will present three lectures in the Facts of Faith series this weekend.
Life
Unity speaker announced for Sunday
PORT ANGELES — The Rev. Larry Schellink will present “For Such a Time as This” at 10:30 a.m.…
News
Dream Playground site coordinator coming Monday
Old pickets can be picked up, if wanted on Saturday
News
Celebrating Earth Day
Young Hanson of Dallas, left, along with Chun Kim and Jennifer Choi, both of Tacoma, prepares lunch at…
Arts & Entertainment
Sequim author’s Wysteria fantasy series mixes genres
Willows looks to inspire, encourage positivity
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