Business

EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings

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News

Home Fund donors dig deep

Generous residents of the North Olympic Peninsula have dug deep into their pockets during a time of hardship…

Lauren Kuehne, lead author of a new study of noise pollution on the Olympic Peninsula, works in the forests of Western Washington.

News

Growlers blamed for noise pollution

New study, Navy disagree on effects

Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News
The ferry MV Coho sits idle at its landing in Port Angeles on Friday.

News

Unfunded bill authorizes help for Coho ferry

Co-owner optimistic, but watchful

Sequim Scout Troop 1498 gears up to attack and trim back overgrown native roses, blackberries and brush along the trails at Layton Hill Horse Camp. They also camped and learned trail safety rules from the Peninsula chapter of Back Country Horsemen. (Carrie Kalina)

Life

HORSEPLAY: Scouts good place to learn, make friends

ALWAYS LEAVE A place better than you found it.

Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News
Chelsey Bettger of Joyful Events and Balloons, left, and Katheryn Murray of PNW Mobile Detailing decorate one of the vehicles to be in the Candy Cane Parade of Happiness.

Arts & Entertainment

Candy Cane Parade begins Monday in Port Angeles

Other volunteers take over for firefighters

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Mike La Grange, manager of the Lincoln Street Safeway store in Port Angeles, left, and employee Sheryl Switer, who help organize the store's food drive, chat on Saturday next to a display of food bags for purchase to benefit the local food bank.

News

Friendly rivalry to raise money for food banks

A friendly competition beginning today between Port Angeles and Sequim Safeway stores will culminate with a pie in…

News

Pfizer vaccine expected to arrive in state Monday

Three COVID-19 cases reported across Peninsula this weekend

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News

Pfizer vaccine expected this week

Each county receiving 975 doses initially

News

EYE ON CLALLAM: Legislators to meet with Board of Health, school boards

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News

Garbage company sues Port Angeles for $4.8M

City prepares for legal fight

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Arts & Entertainment

Author to detail Alzheimer’s journey in radio interview

Portion of book sales benefit Sequim Rotary

Quilcene's Ward Norden sits on a bench at the recently constructed fishing pier at Lake Leland County Park. The Lake Leland day use park, boat ramp, fishing dock and waterfront area are open after a construction project by the state Department of Fish and Wildlife. (Holly Bauman)

Sports

OUTDOORS: Steelhead restrictions up for discussion

Bigger, better fishing pier now open at Lake Leland

A Zoom workshop will instruct participants in how to origami boxes using kits as part of the North Olympic Library System's CreativiTea series. Photo courtesy of North Olympic Library System

Arts & Entertainment

Clallam County libraries offer kits, online workshops

PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Library System invites teens and adults to grab a warm cup of…

Business

Port Angeles’ Camaraderie Cellars wins platinum, gold awards

PORT ANGELES — Six wines from Camaraderie Cellars have won either platinum or double-gold awards at the 21st…

Sports

AREA SPORTS BRIEFS: Equitese Pony Club members get certified

Ski, swim lessons being offered

Life

ISSUES OF FAITH: Be a light in dark times

DURING THIS DARKEST time of the year, Rabbi Chaim Stern offers this prayer: “In my darkness be a…

For 50 years, Diamond Point’s Don McIntyre has portrayed Santa Claus to benefit the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots. While limited this year due to COVID-19, he plans to go at least another five years. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

News

Diamond Point man marks 50 years as Santa

Toys for Tots says it’s preparing for 3,400 kids in Clallam County

Crime & Justice

Multi-million-dollar illegal pot grow operation seized

OPNET: Six addresses had over 3,100 plants, about 370 pounds of processed marijuana

Business

Sequim’s JCPenney store to close

Giant retailer finishes sale