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Mark Elbroch of Panthera provided images such as this one for Saturday's Puma Catwalk, a family activity at Robin Hill Park just outside Sequim. photo copyright Mark Elbroch

Cougars, music, art, books highlighted this weekend

Pumas cannot roar, but they can and do purr. They’re capable of leaping 25 feet from a standing position. And mama cougars, who spend 84… Continue reading

Mark Elbroch of Panthera provided images such as this one for Saturday's Puma Catwalk, a family activity at Robin Hill Park just outside Sequim. photo copyright Mark Elbroch
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Downtown traffic lights on hold

City considers potential budget constraints

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Festival of Trees tickets go on sale today

Tickets go on sale today for the Festival of Trees Gala, Sr. Breakfast and Family Days. The three-day festival, an annual fundraiser… Continue reading

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First Friday Art Walk celebrates fall in Sequim

The Blue Whole Gallery is one stop on the First Friday Art Walk in Sequim tonight. Featured artists Carol Janda, a potter and… Continue reading

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ISSUES OF FAITH: Follow the thread

There’s a thread you follow. It goes among things that change. But it doesn’t change. People wonder about what you are pursuing. You have to… Continue reading

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Sequim's Riley Pyeatt will race at her third WIAA Class 2A State Cross Country Championship at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco on Saturday.

Jam-packed weekend of prep, college sports

A busy weekend of prep and collegiate sports lies ahead both on and off the North Olympic Peninsula. The biggest event features… Continue reading

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Sequim's Riley Pyeatt will race at her third WIAA Class 2A State Cross Country Championship at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco on Saturday.
Victoria Jones, race director of the Port Angeles Marathon Association, displays the 2021 Washington State Event Organizer of the year award she was given by the Washington Festivals & Events Association.

Marathon race director wins statewide award

Olympic Medical Center Foundation, Port Angeles Hall of Fame, CrabFest recognized

Victoria Jones, race director of the Port Angeles Marathon Association, displays the 2021 Washington State Event Organizer of the year award she was given by the Washington Festivals & Events Association.

Outcomes unchanged after third count of votes in Jefferson County

After a third ballot count on Thursday, outcomes remained unchanged in Tuesday’s general election. As of Thursday, the Jefferson County voter turnout… Continue reading

The Rev. Bruce A. Bode will present “The Music of the Night” at 11 a.m. Sunday.

OUUF program online, in-person

The Rev. Bruce A. Bode will present “The Music of the Night” at 11 a.m. Sunday. Bode will be the guest speaker… Continue reading

The Rev. Bruce A. Bode will present “The Music of the Night” at 11 a.m. Sunday.
As one of the auction adventures, Jason Ray will take two guests on the Sol Duc and Quileute rivers to fish for coho salmon. He will provide gear and tackle.

Peninsula Behavioral Health online auction features adventures

Peninsula Behavioral Health plans an online auction with a spin — everything to be auctioned on Saturday will be adventures instead of… Continue reading

As one of the auction adventures, Jason Ray will take two guests on the Sol Duc and Quileute rivers to fish for coho salmon. He will provide gear and tackle.
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Forks celebrates after downing Onalaska in a loser-out district volleyball tournament game at Napavine High School. The Spartans fell 3-2 to Rainier in a winner-to-state, loser-out contest later Wednesday evening.

PREPS: Celebration, then heartbreak for Forks volleyball

Spartans fall one set shy of state tournament

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Forks celebrates after downing Onalaska in a loser-out district volleyball tournament game at Napavine High School. The Spartans fell 3-2 to Rainier in a winner-to-state, loser-out contest later Wednesday evening.
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Quality Inn owner files bankruptcy again to keep second hotel

Court proceedings halt another trustee’s sale by bank

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Debbi and Richard Szabo of Port Angeles, along with their dog, Tipsy, walk along the Port Angeles Waterfront as the bulk carrier Great Faith takes on cargo in the rain at the Port of Port Angeles Terminal 3 on Thursday. Unsettled weather is expected across the region through the weekend. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Rainy weekend

Debbi and Richard Szabo of Port Angeles, along with their dog, Tipsy, walk along the Port Angeles Waterfront as the bulk carrier Great Faith takes… Continue reading

Debbi and Richard Szabo of Port Angeles, along with their dog, Tipsy, walk along the Port Angeles Waterfront as the bulk carrier Great Faith takes on cargo in the rain at the Port of Port Angeles Terminal 3 on Thursday. Unsettled weather is expected across the region through the weekend. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)

Sequim man sentenced for meth dealing

A Sequim man has been sentenced in federal court to five years, eight months in prison for selling methamphetamine, according to the Olympic… Continue reading

Pat Burns, left, at 102 the oldest member of the Marrowstone Island emergency response community, and her friend, Cheryl Brunette, attend the groundbreaking Thursday for the island’s new fire station. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

Shovels break ground for Marrowstone Fire Station

Self-reliance epitomized by 102-year-old volunteer

Pat Burns, left, at 102 the oldest member of the Marrowstone Island emergency response community, and her friend, Cheryl Brunette, attend the groundbreaking Thursday for the island’s new fire station. (Diane Urbani de la Paz/Peninsula Daily News)

Toys for Tots collecting now

Express Employment Professionals will be collecting toy donations for the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve’s annual Toys for Tots program from 8 a.m.… Continue reading

16 indicted after officials disrupt multi-state drug ring

Sixteen people were indicted after a series of arrests disrupted a multi-state methamphetamine and fentanyl distribution ring, according to federal… Continue reading

  • Nov 4, 2021
  • The Associated Press
Sequim City Council candidates with top votes as of Wednesday afternoon include, from left, Rachel Anderson, Vicki Lowe, Kathy Downer, Brandon Janisse and Lowell Rathbun. They gathered for about an hour after initial election results were announced Tuesday. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

A new majority coming on Sequim City Council

Downer, Rathbun, Janisse, Anderson, Lowe take top votes

Sequim City Council candidates with top votes as of Wednesday afternoon include, from left, Rachel Anderson, Vicki Lowe, Kathy Downer, Brandon Janisse and Lowell Rathbun. They gathered for about an hour after initial election results were announced Tuesday. (Matthew Nash/Olympic Peninsula News Group)