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SEQUIM — Tickets are on sale for the United Way of Clallam County’s Live United Prom, which is set for April 27.

SEQUIM — The fifth annual Sequim Sunshine Festival will be on Friday and Saturday.

SEQUIM —Three local organizations have once again agreed to be title sponsors for Sequim Sunshine Festival events and are contributing $5,000 each to support the event.

A winter sports education fundraiser and a variety of music, drama and art shows are offered on the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend.

PORT ANGELES — Field Arts &Events Hall is hosting Ugandan musician, actor and humanitarian Samite Mulondo during a short artistic residency that will culminate in two performances of his show “Resilience” on Saturday as well as a special event today.

Miller, Haguewood differ on approach to housing issue

Last day is Nov. 1

Sen. Patty Murray’s visit to the North Olympic Peninsula last week took her from sea level to 5,000 feet and back again on a 10-hour, 200-mile trip to get a first-hand look at the remains of the Hurricane Ridge Day Lodge, survey coastal erosion at Kalaloch Beach and celebrate with Port Angeles officials and trail advocates a $16 million federal grant to complete the Olympic Discovery and Sound to Olympics trails.

Sen. Maria Cantwell heard about the myriad difficulties local officials face in trying to combat the opioid crisis including lack of funding, insufficient personnel, lack of supplies and complicated regulations around providing care to those suffering from opioid-use disorder.