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Vaccine proof, masking mandates lifted this weekend

Businesses tell of effects of health measures

"Prehistoric" by photographer Marian Bodart is part of the show opening this weekend at Studio Bob in downtown Port Angeles. photo by Marian Bodart

Arts & Entertainment

Theater, science, photography, music scheduled this weekend

A pre-St. Patrick’s Day concert, a barn dance and a photography exhibition by six local women: They’re sharing…

Bassist Marion Hayden, pictured at Centrum’s Jazz Port Townsend concert last summer at Fort Worden, is among the teachers and performers returning for the in-person workshop this July. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

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Centrum swinging into a new, full season

Arts organization prepping in-person workshops, concerts

Crime & Justice

Sentence handed down for cedar theft

Bridge destroyed during removal of wood

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Case rates dropping on Olympic Peninsula

Officials recommend masking for a while longer

Arts & Entertainment

Ceramic artist to speak Thursday

PORT ANGELES — Ceramic artist Anna Kruse will host a Studium Generale presentation online at 12:30 p.m. today.

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Health officer: Vaccines, masking offer protection

Measures help to make COVID-19 endemic

Muralist Danielle Fodor paints the newest tiny home, named Meadow Manor, at the Community Boat Project shop in Port Hadlock on Tuesday. The 160-square-foot home is an example of the housing to be built for farmworkers in Chimacum. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

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Rotary Club joins tiny home-building crew

Units destined for farmworkers in rich agricultural valley

Greg Brotherton.

Politics

Third in running for seat in county

Cooke declares interest in position

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Clallam County adds two deaths due to COVID-19

Case rates on decline, official says

Life

Free days coming up for state parks

OLYMPIA — State parks plans fee-free days on Wednesday, March 19, and April 22.

Myron Vogt, center, was honored in April 2019 by the Chamber of Jefferson County as its 2018 Citizen of the Year during a ceremony at the Old Alcohol Plant in Port Hadlock. He was joined by his wife, Valeria, left, and his daughter, Jennifer Molloy. (Brian McLean/Peninsula Daily News file)

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Community volunteer leaves legacy

Myron Vogt helped to build wheelchair ramps, provide school supplies

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COVID-19 case rates are continuing to drop

On track to lift mandate on Friday

Politics

Nurse ratio bill halted in state Senate

Legislation had passed in House

Politics

School seismic safety grant plan approved

Districts must provide match

About 25 people gathered at Haller Fountain in Port Townsend on Sunday afternoon to call for peace in Ukraine, Russia and the world. Holding signs and the Ukrainian flag colors, they chanted, “Peace and harmony for the world and ourselves.” (Phil Lusk/For Peninsula Daily News)

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Call for peace

About 25 people gathered at Haller Fountain in Port Townsend on Sunday afternoon to call for peace in…

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Navy plans training exercises Wednesday, Thursday

PORT HADLOCK — Naval Magazine Indian Island has security training exercises scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday.

Business

Todd Ortloff Show guests this week

PORT ANGELES — Here is this week’s schedule for the 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Todd Ortloff Show…

Life

A GROWING CONCERN: Get a head start on summer blooms

MARCH IS HERE and it seems like both the lion and the lamb want to claim the beginning…

Phil Lusk
Marga Kapka of Port Townsend was among the 75 people who gathered at the corner of East Sims Way and Kearney Street in Port Townsend late Thursday to show solidarity with the people of Ukraine. Her Hungarian parents fled Budapest in July 1945 to escape the brutality of the Soviets who had liberated the city from the Nazis earlier that year, she said. Another rally is planned at 2 p.m. today at the intersection of Washington and Taylor Streets in Port Townsend.

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Solidarity

Marga Kapka of Port Townsend was among the 75 people who gathered at the corner of East Sims…