Good morning, Port Angeles.

Port Angeles resident Ian Mackay will ride 360 miles along New York's historic Erie Canalway Trail starting Sunday, Sept.

20 to promote accessible outdoor recreation. His nonprofit project also will premiere the documentary Good Moment + show what people with mobility disabilities can achieve.

Peninsula College's construction trades program sees enrollment jump from seven last year to 40 this fall after community support and an expanded lab space.

College President Suzy Ames said the updated curriculum will prepare students to enter trades and run their own construction businesses on the North Olympic Peninsula.

Clallam County is easing burn restrictions after recent rain and higher humidity reduced fire danger - small recreational campfires are allowed in established fire rings on private land and in campgrounds, though bonfires remain banned until Oct.

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A shortage of volunteer EMTs is straining ambulance services in western Clallam County.

Commissioner Mike French said Forks Community Hospital (with help from Neah Bay responders) is training additional EMTs to address the gap.

Olympic Medical Center officials say negotiations for an affiliation with UW Medicine are advancing on two tracks—clinical integration and legal structure—while some details remain confidential to allow due diligence.

They plan to share a final agreement at upcoming board meetings after the discussions are completed.

The Port Angeles Roughriders earned a 4-0 win over Bremerton as Mariah Traband scored a hat trick with her hyperextended knee taped — the team now looks ahead to a home match against Olympic next Tuesday.