Peninsula Daily News

UPDATE— Work to resume Monday at slide between Neah Bay, Sekiu; one lane open now

NEAH BAY — Alternating traffic this weekend can slip through one lane on state Highway 112 at a slide site between Neah Bay and Sekiu.… Continue reading

30 years of wildlife rescue feted

SEQUIM — Jaye Moore's 30th year of wildlife rescue and rehabilitation work will be celebrated during the Northwest Raptor & Wildlife Center's sold-out second annual… Continue reading

Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award

Now is the time to nominate your local hero. We are looking for people who make a difference in Clallam County — individuals who have… Continue reading

SPORTS: Peninsula College men’s and women’s basketball teams sweep Olympic

BREMERTON — Talk about an up-and-down, topsy-turvey and inside-out game. That was the Peninsula College men’s basketball NWAACC showdown with Olympic on the road Wednesday… Continue reading

SPORTS: Port Angeles girls basketball team takes on River Ridge in regionals

Only three prep basketball teams from the North Olympic Peninsula are alive with two weeks to play. The Port Angeles girls basketball squad and the… Continue reading

State Highway 112 remains closed near Neah Bay

NEAH BAY — A massive slide has closed both lanes of state Highway 112 at Milepost 5 between Neah Bay and Sekiu. The earliest that… Continue reading

WEEKEND OUTDOORS: Area anglers hoping for sun and calm waters

ANGLERS ON THE North Olympic Peninsula, and many from outside the area hoping to fish on the Peninsula this weekend, are holding their collective breath… Continue reading

WEEKEND: Engineering, roller derby and boat competitions among events

Engineering feats by Sequim students, a Port Scandalous Roller Derby and the 21st annual Wooden Boat Foundation Shipwrights’ Race are among the activities on the… Continue reading

State Highway 112 remains closed near Neah Bay

NEAH BAY — A massive slide has closed both lanes of state Highway 112 at Milepost 5 between Neah Bay and Sekiu. A state Department… Continue reading

Coffee shop to host new event; four writers to share work

SEQUIM — A brand-new literary event, open to writers and listeners, arrives at the Rainshadow Coffee Roasting Co. on Friday evening. The Fourth Friday Readings,… Continue reading

Informal public comment taken on first draft of new oil spill rule

OLYMPIA — Informal public comment is being taken on an initial draft of an updated rule pertaining to oil spill readiness. The state Department of… Continue reading

Nominate volunteers for Clallam County Community Service Award

Now is the time to nominate your local hero. We are looking for people who make a difference in Clallam County — individuals who have… Continue reading

NORAD to conduct flights over Peninsula

The North American Aerospace Defense Command, or NORAD, was expected to conduct exercise flights over the Olympic Peninsula and Puget Sound today. The flights to… Continue reading

OUTDOORS COLUMN: Tough weather but good salmon fishing in derby

GARDINER — Ticket sales were down because of the stormy weather, but still, the 2012 Olympic Peninsula Salmon Derby was another huge success, said Dan… Continue reading

SPORTS: Neah Bay girls basketball team just a win away from state

MOUNTLAKE TERRACE — It appears that the Neah Bay girls basketball team has its ticket stamped for the state tournament even though it’s always risky… Continue reading

Slide blocks state Highway 112 between Neah Bay, Seiku

Mud and debris are blocking both lanes of state Highway 112 at Milepost 5 between Neah Bay and Sekiu, the state Department of Transportation said… Continue reading

Nominate your community hero for Jefferson County Heart of Service award

Now is the time to nominate your local hero. We are looking for people who make a difference in Jefferson County — individuals who have… Continue reading

Four finalists for Peninsula College president all from out of state

PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College trustees announced the selection of four finalists for the position of president Tuesday. “We have an outstanding group of applicants,”… Continue reading

Registration open now for March genealogical seminar

CHIMACUM — Participants can register now for a daylong seminar about turning genealogical research into a story about family history planned Saturday, March 17. The… Continue reading

Slide prompts closure of part of Waterfront Trail

PORT ANGELES — A slide across a section of the Waterfront Trail about 100 yards west of Francis Street Park has prompted the trail's closure… Continue reading