The Chimacum Grange celebrates 100 years of service to the agriculture community with a pancake breakfast Sunday. Feeding the pig bank held by grange Treasurer Al Latham is Katy McCoy, member of the advisory council. Grange events coordinator Tia Taylor, left, and Program Director James Fritz are hoping to raise money to help offset the cost of operating the building, constructed in 1932. (Jeannie McMacken/Peninsula Daily News)

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Chimacum Grange marks century of service

CHIMACUM — The Chimacum Grange will celebrate a century of service to the agricultural community this weekend with…

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International Coastal Cleanup set Saturday

The 2018 International Coastal Cleanup is Saturday.

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Salish Sea Day of Action to feature concert

PORT TOWNSEND — A free concert will feature singer-songwriter and guitarist Dana Lyons’ Songs of the Salish Sea…

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Ukulele performance tonight in Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND — The second public performance of the Port Townsend Ukulele Festival is tonight.

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Races, oysters offered in Quilcene on Sunday

QUILCENE — The Quilcene Oyster Half Marathon, 10K and 5K Races will offer beautiful sights and tasty oysters…

Folk music set for Concerts in the Woods

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Folk music set for Concerts in the Woods

COYLE — Curtis &Loretta will perform folk music at Saturday’s Concerts in the Woods.

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Rock opera, quilts, grape stomping offered on Peninsula

An environmental rock opera, quilts and a grape-stomping competition are among the upcoming activities on the North Olympic…

Tall ship venue for rock opera in Port Townsend

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Tall ship venue for rock opera in Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND — After a two-month delay in obtaining visas for its international performers and technical artists, the…

VIDEO: Effort to move Olympic National Park goats to new home is underway

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VIDEO: Effort to move Olympic National Park goats to new home is underway

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Olympic National Park’s mountain goats have begun a historic journey back to their native…

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Sick orca likely dead, says researcher

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PAT NEAL: Blue-tarp camping misery

THERE’S NOTHING QUITE like the sound of rain on the roof, unless you have a leaky roof.

New elementary school opens in Port Townsend

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New elementary school opens in Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND — As the sun broke through a cloudy sky on Tuesday, students and their parents arrived…

Port Townsend fires considered suspicious

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Port Townsend fires considered suspicious

PORT TOWNSEND — Three suspicious fires were investigated by Port Townsend police over the weekend.

Port Townsend set to host eighth annual ukulele festival

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Port Townsend set to host eighth annual ukulele festival

PORT TOWNSEND — Get a flock of ukulelists together — from Maui, Boston, Seattle, Wisconsin, Alabama, Oahu —…

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Bill adds protections of religious community centers against hate crimes

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A bill co-written by U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer to protect religious community centers against hate…

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NEWS BRIEFS: Chimacum Grange meets … and other items

CHIMACUM — The Chimacum Grange will hold its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. today.

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More Peninsula beaches closed to shellfish harvest

The state has closed Clallam County’s Strait of Juan de Fuca beaches from the Lyre River east to…

Clallam, Jefferson see voter turnout boost in primary with prepaid postage

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Clallam, Jefferson see voter turnout boost in primary with prepaid postage

PORT ANGELES — Clallam and Jefferson counties each saw a significant increase in voter turnout during the August…

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Sequim man awarded attorney fees by state Supreme Court

PORT ANGELES — The state Supreme Court has ruled that a Sequim man who beat criminal marijuana charges…

Repairs set to begin soon for Salish ferry

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Repairs set to begin soon for Salish ferry

PORT TOWNSEND — The MV Kennewick will be the only ferry serving the Port Townsend-Coupeville route for the…