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Swain's General Store employee Farrah Springfield, left, assists customer Mauricio Pena of Port Angeles with a purchase on Saturday in Port Angeles.

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Retailers, groceries adjust

Some uncertainty as holidays loom

Business

EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings

• Clallam County Economic Development Council — Coffee With Colleen, hosted by Colleen McAleer, on Wednesdays at 8…

News

Port Angeles man in serious condition after car flies into 101, crashes into wall

PORT ANGELES — An 84-year-old Port Angeles man was in serious condition at Olympic Medical Center on Saturday…

Sequim's Carol Swarbrick Dries appears in the new movie, "Dolly Parton's Christmas on the Square,"  premiering this week on Netflix.

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Sequim resident appears in Dolly Parton special

SEQUIM — It’s nice when Dolly Parton compliments you on your moves.

New homeowner Lana Sampson poses with                                        

Colleen Robinson from Habitat for Humanity of Clallam County.

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Agencies collaborate on housing for Forks woman

FORKS — Even during a pandemic great things can happen when organizations team up to benefit others, according…

Arts & Entertainment

Second ‘Flora Ludmilla’ episode set to air

PORT ANGELES — Ludmilla Studios will present the second epic episode of “The Lost (and unfortunately found) Erotic…

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Arts & Entertainment

Artists offer visions of ‘Light at the End of the Tunnel’

SEQUIM — A group of Sequim-area artists are finding the creative silver linings at the end of a…

News

Toys for tots taking gift donations

PORT ANGELES — Lisa Millar will be collecting toy donations for the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve’s annual Toys…

Life

A GROWING CONCERN: Ten garden picks for your holiday shopping list

THIS IS THANKSGIVING holiday season, but we are being asked to limit gatherings to keep each other safe.

Amputee Dana Lawson, left, celebrates arriving at Deer Lake after a 4-mile trail ride on narrow, steep and rocky terrain  aboard horses and mules with friends Sherry Baysinger, center, and Lindsay Leiendecker. (Larry Baysinger)

Life

HORSEPLAY: Amputee provides inspiration, help

LOOKING FOR SOME inspiration, positive energy and respite from today’s pandemic-weary world?

News

Peninsula COVID-19 case numbers continue to rise

Clallam adds 58 since last Thursday; Jefferson health officer to address contingencies

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Port Angeles School District may return to virtual learning

Superintendent targets COVID-19 infection rate of 200 per 100,000

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EYE ON CLALLAM: PASD to consider response to COVID-19 case rise

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Port Angeles City Council considers budget with no rate hikes

Majority OKs 1 percent bump in property tax

Peninsula College men's basketball players recently assisted Port Angeles' Lighthouse Christian Center and Convoy of Hope volunteers and staff in setting up non-perishable grocery items for distribution to the community. Pirate players are from left, Isaiah Sampson, Jaylin Reed, Lewis Welsh, Mikey Medlock, KeAndre Hunter-Holliday, Neal Garcia and Coach Donald Rollman.

Sports

Peninsula College Pirates men’s basketball team lends hand to help community

PORT ANGELES — Boxed out from volunteering with traditional partners such as the Boys &Girls Clubs of the…

Magic moments like this between Dylan Krashan and Santa Claus in 2018 won't happen this year at the downtown Sequim tree lighting event due to pandemic protocols coming into place. The tree lighting moves online to 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving at the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce's website and social media pages. Sequim Gazette file photo by Erin Hawkins

Arts & Entertainment

Sequim downtown tree lighting goes virtual

Hometown Holiday events planned

The Crushwater duo — Chandra Johnson and Scott Sullivan — will give an “In [Your] Living Room” concert online Friday.

Arts & Entertainment

JFFA stages online concert, sets goal

PORT ANGELES — With plans for an online concert today and a virtual festival come 2021, the nonprofit…

Toys for Sequim Kids continues this year on Dec. 9 at the Sequim Prairie Grange with masks required for volunteers and families. Toy and donation sites are setup at several Sequim locations. Last year, the event provided gifts for 411 children from 140 families in the Sequim area. Sequim Gazette file photo by Matthew Nash

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Community Aid seeks donations for Toys for Kids program

Grange hosts holiday event Dec. 9 for Sequim families

Business

Armstrong relaunched as Brix Marine

PORT ANGELES — Armstrong Marine USA has announced its new corporate name, Brix Marine.

Life

ISSUES OF FAITH: It’s OK to not be ‘fine’

“I’M FINE.”