Leif Bishop, 9, and his father Jason Bishop are taken aback by a scary prop at Spirit Halloween’s entrance, which suddenly pulls up its mask to a scary sound. The seasonal store has opened at 1940 E. First St. in Port Angeles Plaza in the former Big Lots location. Spirit Halloween has been in Sequim for the past four years, but it migrated to Port Angeles this year. The chain store has more than 1,400 locations across North America this time of year. It sells costumes, decorations, props and accessories during the Halloween season. Store hours are from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day through Halloween. It closes at 9 p.m. on Sundays. (Dave Logan/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Halloween spirit

Leif Bishop, 9, and his father Jason Bishop are taken aback by a scary prop at Spirit Halloween’s…

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Marine carbon removal system launches after testing phase

Project Macoma pulls seawater from harbor, makes it less acidic

Volunteering for Sequim Wheelers has been a natural fit for Ron Adler, who, prior to his accident on May 30, cycled about 4,000 miles a year. (Aliyah Traficante)

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Community rallies around man paralyzed in biking accident

As a Sequim Wheeler, Ron Adler gave rides to others

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Food bank to cover Peninsula counties

Port Angeles location to distribute supplies

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Water restrictions eased on some Clallam PUD systems

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EYE ON THE PENINSULA: Board to hear possible timber sale replacement

Meetings across the North Olympic Peninsula

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A GROWING CONCERN: For perfect planting, consider the whole story

AS WE MOVE into October and autumn, the leaves start to clog your gutters, the rains have returned…

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Port Angeles seeking feedback on bicycle project

PORT ANGELES — The city of Port Angeles is asking for input on its planned bike boulevard project.

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Woman sentenced to 12-plus months for felony DUI

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Todd Ortloff Show guests this week

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Ralph Carson’s mug shot.

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Port Angeles man investigated for attempted burglary at Walmart

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Trevor Sly, operations manager of Olympic Hiking Co., left, and Tommy Farris, company owner and general manager, discuss relocating their business from The Wharf on the Port Angeles Waterfront to a new office on West Marine Drive. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Olympic Hiking Co. moving to Marine Drive location

Tour company plans to open ‘heart and soul of the operation’

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Counties get $6.2M in habitat funding

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Sanders, Force make case for hospital seat

Candidates debate during Kiwanis Club forum

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Coast Guard to reduce services during shutdown

The U.S. Coast Guard will continue to execute its legally mandated operations through the federal government shutdown.

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Arts events scheduled for this weekend

A fiber arts expo, art walks and the kinetic sculpture race highlight weekend events on the North Olympic…

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Tickets on sale for Clallam Mosaic fundraiser

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This is what a half-ton bin of wine grapes looks like. I will truck more than 80 to 90 of these over the next month. (Don Corson/for Peninsula Daily News)

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ISSUES OF FAITH: Save your harvest from the coming storm

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