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Every person can play a role in buffering adversity

Most of the systems that help children are built to find gaps, harms or what’s wrong. Screening tools…

Photo by Pam Pace
Growing culinary aromatics on the North Olympic Peninsula is not only easy but is one of the simplest, most economic ways to be self-sufficient.

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Get It Growing: A cook’s garden — growing culinary aromatics

For the home cook and gardener, very few things are more rewarding than standing in the middle of…

Photo courtesy OMC/ Mitzi Hazard

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Your feet are trying to tell you something. Are you listening?

Let’s start with a fact that might surprise you: foot pain is not normal.

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What the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul means for small businesses

If you’ve ever considered selling your products or services to the federal government, you’ve probably heard that government…

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR — July 22, 2026

Worried about you

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Great Futures Start Here: Why the Olympic Peninsula needs Club kids — and why Club Kids need us

By Mary Budke

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John Wade Singhose

John Wade Singhose died July 13, 2026 at his home in Port Angeles.

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County Spotlight: The importance of information sharing, learning and advocacy

By Mark Ozias

Photo by Ray Bentsen/ Remodeling at the building that will become the new Shipley Center at 651 W. Washington St. is getting closer to the home stretch. It is expected to open late this year.

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Ageless Generation: Socialization alievates many mental and physical problems

By Michael Smith

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Parenting in Focus: Lessons in playing together

Children love it when parents play with them. In the earliest months, play begins with simple games like…

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Curbing foster care saves children’s lives

How many times have you heard it? A child “known to the system” dies, and someone says: “See?…

Photos courtesy Habitat for Humanity of Clallam County
 Kathi Gregoire serves on Habitat’s board and its Faith Relations Committee. She is also a chaplain for the Washington State Patrol.

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Habitat Happenings: Spotlight on service — Danny Steiger and Kathi Gregoir

By Jessica Dietzman

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Think About It: Choosing when to let go of life

It should not be unexpected that at my age of 83 that I will lose friends and family…