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Nina Hill receives OMC leadership award.

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Olympic Medical Center recognizes lab manager

PORT ANGELES — Nina Hill was presented a leadership award by Dr. Scott Kennedy, chief medical officer at…

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Clallam PUD earns Smart Energy Provider designation

ARLINGTON, Va. — Clallam Public Utility District #1 has earned the Smart Energy Provider designation from the American…

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Washington State Parks astronomy lectures slated

GOLDENDALE — Troy Carpenter will present “Surrounded by Robots: More Than 60 Years of Satellites” at 7 p.m.…

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Clallam County could extend services to social distancing center

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County officials are seeking two-month contract extensions for operations, medical services and security at…

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Peninsula counties add new COVID-19 cases

Jefferson surpasses 100 infections

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Peninsula woman receives rare lungs, liver transplant

Sequim woman winning fight of two autoimmune diseases

Olivia Marckx, left, and Charlotte Marckx are the Sempre Sisters, guest soloists with the Port Angeles Symphony in an online concert to premiere this week. (Sempre Sisters)

Arts & Entertainment

Port Angeles Symphony plans online concert

Sempre Sisters join performance with Brahms concerto

So far, about 400 residents have taken a broadband speed test in the Sequim School District. Representatives of the Clallam County Broadband Team hope to have thousands of residents take the test to better understand gaps in broadband service in the Sequim area. Screenshot of North Olympic Peninsula Resource Conservation and Development Council website

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Broadband team to look at online speeds

Plan coming to expand access in 2021

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Sequim hosts multiple hearings Monday for budget, small dwellings

Legislators to hear council, school district priorities

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Heavy lifting to interrupt 101 traffic Tuesday

PORT ANGELES — Crews working east of Port Angeles will stop U.S. Highway 101 westbound traffic at Bagley…

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Jefferson sees new cases with positives out of county

State, national case numbers continue to rise

A group of about 25 supporters of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris held a rally at the corner of First and Lincoln streets in Port Angeles on Sunday to show their support for the president-elect. The group mostly had drivers honk at them in support though a couple of drivers shouted insults about Biden as they drove by. Biden was projected as the winner of the presidential election on Saturday by most news organizations, including The Associated Press. (Pierre LaBossiere/Peninsula Daily News)

Politics

Boisterous for Biden, Harris

A group of about 25 supporters of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris held a rally at the corner…

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Clallam, Jefferson counties each investigating COVID-19 outbreaks

Separate incidents include at least three infections

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Port Angeles police determine threatening call to school a hoax

PORT ANGELES — Law enforcement officers responded to several North Olympic Peninsula schools Monday morning following a phone…

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Genealogical research center reopens

PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Genealogical Society recently announced the opening of its new research center.

Business

EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings

Open to the public

About 30 Sequim residents gathered at the northeast corner of Sequim Avenue and Washington Street on Saturday to show their support for the election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as president and vice-president. Matthew Nash/ Olympic Peninsula News Group

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Election celebrations across the Peninsula

Community members come out to show support for next president

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Jim Guthrie’s wit, accomplishments remembered

‘Acerbic iconoclast’ passed at EvergreenHealth Medical Center in the Seattle

Crime & Justice

Former Port Angeles student accused in roof fire

Four others said to have been with him

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Pet food, supply drive planned for Olympic Peninsula Humane Society

PORT ANGELES — Compass & Clock members will host two pet food and supply drives this month to…