Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 22nd of November.
Good morning, Port Angeles.
The Winter Ice Village in Port Angeles, managed by the Chamber of Commerce, opens today with new features including a live camera at skatecam.org, running until Jan.
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John and Ella, siblings in the foster system, were officially adopted by Alexis Biss, shining a light on the pressing need for more foster families in Washington state.
Clallam County Sheriff’s deputies arrested 29-year-old Samuel A.
Langley for burglary at the Higher Grounds coffee stand in Port Angeles, recovering most of the stolen $900 worth of goods.
Peninsula College may lose $339,000 due to a state accounting error, awaiting legislative action for a resolution.
Jae McGinley, a registered nurse at Olympic Medical Center, has been awarded a fellowship and scholarship to enhance age-friendly healthcare.
Former Peninsula College basketball player Javon Ervin was featured on Fox Sports 1 for his performance in a Division I game against Georgetown University, scoring five points.
Live Jazz Performance by Tess Teel Trio
Enjoy an evening of live jazz music at Joshua's Restaurant featuring the Tess Teel Trio.
Kindred Holiday Market at Clallam County Fairgrounds
The Kindred Holiday Market features over 30 local makers and vintage vendors, providing a space to shop for gifts while supporting the community.
Evergreen Events Holiday Market at Vern Burton Community Center
The Holiday Market in Port Angeles features local shopping, festive activities, and opportunities to meet Santa and donate to the Peninsula Friends of Animals.
Live Jazz Performance at Jazzy Joshua’s
Enjoy live jazz music at Jazzy Joshua's Restaurant in Port Angeles featuring local trios every weekend from November to December.
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