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Also on today's calendar: Iris DeMent at Field Arts & Events Hall and 5 more events.
Today's riddle: How do you measure a fish? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. OMC Board Presses for Transparency on Clinic System Changes (myclallamcounty.com) — Olympic Medical Center leaders in Port Angeles are debating how to overhaul the hospital’s clinic system while board members demand clearer communication and more transparency. With a key physician leader stepping down and financial pressures mounting, administrators are weighing new management structures and outside help to cut backlogs and boost patient access.
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2. Clallam County commissioners approve new court fee schedule (peninsuladailynews.com) — Clallam County commissioners in Port Angeles have approved a new Superior Court fee schedule that changes costs for exhibit photos, electronic files, and audio recordings, potentially affecting anyone using local court services. Commissioners also greenlit a utility easement for the Lake Creek shop and awarded a hot mix asphalt supply contract to Lakeside Industries of Port Angeles, supporting ongoing county infrastructure work.
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3. Port Angeles schools to offer orchestra clothing (peninsuladailynews.com) — Port Angeles School District is creating a concert attire closet so orchestra students can borrow performance-ready black clothing instead of buying full outfits. Launching this fall, the program aims to ease financial strain on families, support middle and high school musicians, and ensure everyone looks stage-ready for events, including a major Carnegie Hall trip next spring.
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4. Search Warrant Served in Clallam County Mail Theft Investigation (myclallamcounty.com) — Clallam County deputies recently served a search warrant at a home east of Port Angeles as part of an ongoing mail and financial document theft investigation. No arrests have been made yet, but items tied to the case were seized. Residents are urged to secure their mail, watch for suspicious activity, and contact Clallam County dispatch if they suspect theft.
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5. Sheriff's office appoints DUI enforcement officer (ptleader.com) — A Jefferson County deputy with deep Port Angeles roots has been named a dedicated DUI enforcement officer under a new three-year state traffic safety grant. Born and raised in Port Angeles and formerly cross-commissioned with the city, he’ll focus on pulling impaired drivers off nearby roads while state funds also support awareness campaigns.
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