News

Students to get more in-person learning

Schedules vary among districts

News

EYE ON CLALLAM: Port Angeles council to consider lowered speed limit on South Lincoln

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News

Sequim School Board accepts superintendent resignation

Agrees to pay him for remainder of contract while hiring interim chief

News

Land use appeal decision looms for MAT clinic

SOS seeks standing, City of Sequim, Tribe seek dismissal

News

Holiday prompts closures, park fee-free days

Local, state and federal offices will be closed Monday for Martin Luther King Day.

Crime & Justice

Port Angeles man jailed for investigation of drug sales

PORT ANGELES — During the arrest of a 27-year-old Port Angeles man who allegedly escaped custody while on…

Crime & Justice

Forks man accused of robbery, eluding

FORKS — A 32-year-old Forks resident was booked into the Clallam County jail for investigation of first-degree robbery…

Business

EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings

• Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce — Virtual meeting at 11 a.m. Wednesday.

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Life

Sequim artist’s submittal picked for CVG show

SEQUIM — One of Sequim artist David C. Willis’s pieces was chosen for inclusion in the 2021 Collective…

Arts & Entertainment

Peninsula College Dream Week honors King Jr

PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College and the Port Angeles Racial Justice Collective are presenting Dream Week events to…

The decorative mulch has been removed from the Chilean rhubarb because, in unseasonably warm weather, rot becomes the concern. Andrew May/For Peninsula Daily News

Life

A GROWING CONCERN: Sometimes good can be ‘too good’

AS A VERY good ol’ Wisconsin boy, I want to first remind everyone, even though it’s been a…

News

More than 1,300 in Clallam County receive shot for COVID-19

Jefferson to begin vaccinations this week

Dr. Molly Martin, deputy medical director at the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe, and Community Emergency Response Team member Jim Johnston help individuals get registered for COVID-19 vaccinations at the tribe’s clinic on Jan. 14. Sequim Gazette photo by Michael Dashiell

News

Huge turnouts seen at drive-through clinics

PORT ANGELES — Drive-through vaccination clinics in Sequim and Forks tried residents’ patience as they waited in long…

News

Clallam Public Utility District OKs membership dues after debate

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County Public Utility District commissioners have approved membership dues after debating annual payments to…

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Life

Training a partner: Community advocate graduates with new guide dog

Sequim man estimates some 2,500 Peninsula residents visually impaired

News

Inaugural prompts higher security

Law enforcement has no threats; acting out of caution

Crime & Justice

Port Angeles man accused of stabbing woman has competency exam

PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles man who allegedly cut a woman’s neck during a Jan. 3 home…

A construction crew works on the glass face of the new Field Arts & Events Hall on Thursday near the Port Angeles waterfront. The hall is expected to be put on hold when the exterior is complete pending additional fundraising to finish the approximately $50 million project, which will include a 1,000-square-foot art gallery, 500-seat performance hall, 300-seat conference area and a coffee shop. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Arts & Entertainment

Glass installed on events hall in Port Angeles

Glass installed on events hall in Port Angeles

Vivian Elvis Hansen, marketing representative for the Peninsula Daily News, center, accepts a check for the Peninsula Home Fund from Jim’s Pharmacy chief financial officer Anna Shields, left, and Jim’s owner, Joe Cammick, on Tuesday in Port Angeles. The Home Fund received $885.65 as the pharmacy’s charity of the month. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Arts & Entertainment

Jim’s Pharmacy donates to Home Fund

Jim’s Pharmacy donates to Home Fund

Ginny Holladay, as Henrietta Leavitt in “Silent Sky,” looks at a photograph of space on a glass plate with her boss’ apprentice Matt Forrest, as Peter Shaw, in the Harvard Observatory in November 2019. Holladay was recently named OTA’s executive director. (Matthew Nash /Olympic Peninsula News Group)

Life

Olympic Theatre Arts picks new executive director

SEQUIM — Olympic Theatre Arts is getting a change of leadership after executive director Carol Willis stepped down…