Business

EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings

• Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce — Twice-monthly breakfast meetings are held at 11:45 a.m. on the second and…

Life

A GROWING CONCERN: Let’s look forward as temperatures rise, days lengthen

WHAT A FABULOUS event the Northwest Flower &Garden Show really is, especially when shared with a busload of…

Life

BIRD WATCH: Tempers erupt among yard’s bushtits

DAYS ARE GETTING longer and temperatures are rising just a little.

The recovery boiler and smokestack at Rayonier pulp mill in Port Angeles topple in a controlled implosion Oct. 30, 1998. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

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Rayonier: 20-year anniversary sees site still dormant, with 2026 as cleanup target

PORT ANGELES — Tuesday marks the 20th anniversary of the Rayonier Inc. pulp mill’s demise, the death of…

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Port of Port Angeles backs call to extend halibut fishing season

PORT ANGELES — The Port of Port Angeles has joined the city of Port Angeles in its efforts…

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Public hearing set in March for Port Townsend short-term rentals

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend City Council has set a public workshop for March to further discuss…

Port Townsend Library’s kids’ choir to launch season Monday

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Port Townsend Library’s kids’ choir to launch season Monday

PORT TOWNSEND — Most libraries encourage children to read.

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NEWS BRIEFS: Artist’s reception today at Port Angeles coffeehouse … and other items

PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles artist Megan Davis will feature in an artist’s reception from 1 p.m. to…

HORSEPLAY: Soggy ground causes sinking feeling

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HORSEPLAY: Soggy ground causes sinking feeling

IT’S NOW FEBRUARY, and I must confess I feel as if I’m going more backward than forward down…

PENINSULA KITCHEN: Cure for a cold? Make chicken broth

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PENINSULA KITCHEN: Cure for a cold? Make chicken broth

IS THERE ANYONE out there who hasn’t been the unwitting target of a cough or sneeze recently?

Life

HELP LINE: Remember to be responsible for you

“I’M RESPONSIBLE FOR me,” she said.

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Kudos to Legislature for taking/wasting time choosing state cryptid

I read with interest Peninsula Daily News columnist Pat Neal’s Feb 22 column [“Will Sasquatch Ascend Cryptid Throne?”]…

In face of delays, finicky wind, Shipwrights Regatta kicks off sailing season

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In face of delays, finicky wind, Shipwrights Regatta kicks off sailing season

PORT TOWNSEND — Despite delays and changing winds, the 26th annual Shipwrights’ Regatta kicked off the sailing season…

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EYE ON JEFFERSON: Port Townsend School Board to take input Monday on naming new elementary school

The Port Townsend School Board will take public input on the naming of the new elementary school when…

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Jefferson Public Utility District works out the kinks on low-income rates program

PORT HADLOCK — Jefferson County Public Utility District commissioners are still working out the final details on a…

Clallam auditor to replace elections supervisor after ballots mishap

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Clallam auditor to replace elections supervisor after ballots mishap

PORT ANGELES — Clallam County Auditor Shoona Riggs will start preparing next week to replace former Elections Supervisor…

Sails unfurl Saturday for 26th Shipwrights’ Regatta on Port Townsend Bay

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Sails unfurl Saturday for 26th Shipwrights’ Regatta on Port Townsend Bay

PORT TOWNSEND — Local sailors will kick off the sailing season Saturday with the 26th annual Shipwrights’ Regatta…

National Park Service denies Port Angeles’ claim on Elwha Water Facilities

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National Park Service denies Port Angeles’ claim on Elwha Water Facilities

PORT ANGELES — The National Park Service has denied Port Angeles’ $60 million claim regarding the Elwha River…

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NEWS BRIEFS: Weather delays Port Angeles paving work until Monday … and other items

PORT ANGELES — Snow and freezing temperatures delayed paving work scheduled in several locations this week, and the…

Michael Dashiell (2)/Olympic Peninsula News Group                                Construction for the new Coastal Farms store on East Washington Street begins in earnest last week. The business will be housed in both the former Staples and Del’s Feed Supply buildings.

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Coastal Farm, Michaels and Ulta set to open in Sequim

By Matthew Nash