Good morning, Port Angeles.

Former KSQM radio and TV journalist Dick Goodman died from pneumonia on Sept.

8 in Shoreline; the retired broadcaster, in his mid-90s, hosted The Dick Goodman Fiasco and had a long career on local airwaves including KONP (he retired last year at KSQM).

Molina Healthcare has donated $10K to Peninsula College Foundation to update the college's addiction studies curriculum and strengthen the BAS-BH program.

The grant comes during National Recovery Month, and the college plans to gather community feedback to align coursework with workforce needs.

The Olympic Interagency Fire Management Team will conduct burn pile operations starting Thursday through March in Olympic National Forest areas to reduce wildfire risks.

Crews will monitor burns at locations in Forks, Quinault, and around the Quilcene office — residents may notice smoke on nearby trails.

U.S. Highway 101 bridge across the Hoh River in Forks will close from 5 a.m. Thursday until 5 p.m. Oct.

6 for emergency repairs — a second closure is set from 5 a.m. Oct. 8 until noon Oct. 13. Travelers should expect delays as no alternate crossing exists.

Peninsula Pirate women beat Shoreline 8-0 with goals from Baker, Haggart, Hughes, Carney, Eaton + Brewer as they improved to 7-0, while the Pirate men blanked Shoreline 4-0 with four goals; both teams will travel to Whatcom Wednesday for a doubleheader.