SEQUIM -- A 65-page plan to "rediscover" and "reinvigorate" the town center while creating a "main street atmosphere" is being considered by the Planning Department… Continue reading
BLYN -- The first phase of the Jimmy Come Lately Creek restoration project began Wednesday with the razing of three buildings at the Blyn Log… Continue reading
A Port Hadlock man was charged with one count of armed bank robbery in federal court Thursday in connection with last week's heist of a… Continue reading
Half-acre concrete ponds adjacent to the Elwha River swirl with 350,000 salmon. Salmon gather at the edges looking for free food. Wire nets protect the… Continue reading
A photo published in the Peninsula Daily News has led to the arrest of a man for the robbery of a Bank of America branch… Continue reading
Protection and restoration of the Dungeness River is necessary for salmon recovery, a new private study says. The national nonprofit conservation group Trust for Public… Continue reading
Students attending Peninsula College this fall will pay more for an education. Budget cuts, salary increases and rising energy costs are blamed for increasing the… Continue reading
FORKS -- Bolting a flagpole in place did not stop a thief from stealing the "Stars and Stripes" from the Forks Visitors Center on Wednesday.… Continue reading
FORKS -- Clallam County deputies have identified a man they believe may be involved in the stabbing death of a Perete Gonzales Ciro. A first-degree… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Detectives investigating last month's shooting death of 16-year-old Michael Andrew Sindars say they still have questions. Timothy Patrick Smith, 17, of West… Continue reading
LAPUSH -- Everett Area Chamber of Commerce Director Louise Stanton-Masten suffered a broken elbow and minor head injuries Tuesday after falling from a cliff in… Continue reading
What's impressed Tom Keegan the most as Peninsula College's new president? "What I'm struck by is how proud people are of the college," he says.… Continue reading
For sale or trade: a 6,000 pound concrete elephant. Like an unofficial mascot, the elephant stands guard on U.S. Highway 101 at the east end… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Family and friends quietly cried as they crowded together to mourn the death of Michael Andrew Sindars. Seventy young people were among… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Michael Andrew Sindars spent Wednesday celebrating his grandfather's 70th birthday. He shared cake with his grandfather, Robert Sindars of Port Angeles. That… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES --Officials say it is possible to move a U.S. Navy dry dock from Portland, Ore., to the Port of Port Angeles. But they… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Makah tribe has donated 20,000 pounds of yellowtail rock fish to the city's food bank and to the local Salvation Army.… Continue reading
Stuart McColl had his Father's Day present almost six days before it climbed 45 feet up a tree. Jack, 7, and Ted, 6, bought their… Continue reading
