PORT ANGELES -- The School Board is rethinking implementation of late-start classes on Wednesday in all schools after parents begged to overturn the budget-cutting measure.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- After battling pounding surf, high winds and thick morning fog Tuesday, 25 canoes from more than 16 Northwest and British Columbia tribes… Continue reading
About 25 canoeists from Northwest and British Columbia tribes participating in the 2003 Paddle Journey are expected to arrive with the tide today at the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Some parents are outraged at the school district's plan for a late starting time one day each week. "I am concerned about… Continue reading
Beachcombers on the Olympic coastline reaped a bonanza in late spring when unusual weather conditions littered sands with treasures normally hoarded by the sea. Treasure… Continue reading
When Olympic National Park Ranger Tristan Smith set out to walk Rialto Beach on May 5, he expected to find a pristine wilderness beach, free… Continue reading
PENINSULA DAILY NEWS FORKS -- John G. Anderson knows more about what is in the sea than most people and has tons of evidence to… Continue reading
Hoh tribal members in the 2003 Paddle Journey plan to leave the mouth of the Hoh River today between 8 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. to… Continue reading
LAPUSH -- The Quileute tribe will celebrate its culture with canoe races, a salmon bake, softball tournaments, an art show, dancing and drumming performances --… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Olympic Medical Center officials are asking business leaders to join a steering committee to help transform health care in Clallam County. Center… Continue reading
As diamond-shaped cedar paddles dipped into the cold water of the Port Angeles Harbor, the paddle song of the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe filled the… Continue reading
Hundreds of Indians from the North Olympic Peninsula are preparing for this year's Paddle Journey, which will travel from Clallam and Jefferson counties to Snohomish… Continue reading
The story of the first flight of Orville and Wilbur Wright a century ago is being told during the next seven weeks to promote youth… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The School Board has picked a Port Angeles contractor to complete interior construction of the North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center. Vision Builders,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- His fascination with fireworks started in second grade, when he began putting on neighborhood shows using punks to light smoke bombs and… Continue reading
As people across the North Olympic Peninsula prepare for the three-day Independence Day weekend, finding the perfect picnic spot is one of the top challenges.… Continue reading
A wave of thunderstorms and warm, humid conditions have passed across the North Olympic Peninsula -- leaving lightning-caused fires and a memorable Monday morning drenching.… Continue reading
Olympic National Park, considered one of the crown jewels of the national park service, is 65 years old today, but the milestone will pass almost… Continue reading
The Strait of Juan de Fuca Highway -- state Highway 112 --_ has been named one of America's most treasured drives. The highway, which starts… Continue reading
LAPUSH -- Handshakes, hugs and gifts were given to the men and women of the Quillayute River Coast Guard Station during the third annual Coast… Continue reading
