Peninsula Daily News

Sequim killer on death row awaits DNA hearing

PORT ANGELES -- Convicted Sequim killer Darold Stenson's attorneys on Thursday filed a motion in Clallam County Superior Court for additional DNA testing. A review… Continue reading

Sequim loses first state tourney game

YAKIMA -- The Sequim Wolves lost tonight to the Clarkston Bantams 67-46 in the opening round of the state 2A boys basketball tournament in Yakima.… Continue reading

More snow possible this afternoon along the eastern Strait of Juan de Fuca coast

More snow and winter flurries are likely from about the Elwha River east as well as in the mountains and along Hood Canal this afternoon.… Continue reading

Chance of snow showers continues tonight

The chance of snow showers continues tonight across the North Olympic Peninsula, but few accumulations in lower populated areas are forecast by the National Weather… Continue reading

SPORTS: Next up for Peninsula’s state title hopes . . . Sequim Wolves

TACOMA -- Sequim's boys basketball team is heading to state after beating Steilacoom in a winner-to-state, loser-out West Central District game Friday night at Foss… Continue reading

SPORTS: Quilcene’s state bubble bursts in state turnament

SPOKANE -- The Quilcene boys basketball team finally ran out of gas at the state 2B tournament Friday in Spokane Arena. The Rangers, who won… Continue reading

SPORTS: Peninsula College women win first NWAACC tournament game, lose second

KENNEWICK -- The Peninsula College women's basketball team made history by winning its first game at the NWAACC Tournament on Friday at the Toyota Center.… Continue reading

5 p.m. REPORT: More snow predicted at lower elevations as daylight-saving time begins overnight

Snow mixed with rain began falling in Port Angeles around 11 a.m. today as the storm system moved east toward Sequim and Port Townsend. Afternoon… Continue reading

SPORTS: Quilcene wins first state basketball tournament game ever, tries for No. 2 today

SPOKANE -- Chris Bacchus is having the tournament of his lifetime while Quilcene teammate Nate Burlingame is trying to get well and find his legs… Continue reading

Missing Sequim woman found close to home

SEQUIM -- A woman who went missing on Saturday was found near her home by her husband on Monday afternoon. Lisa K. Law, 47, had… Continue reading

SPORTS: Port Angeles girls come up short, end season

AUBURN -- The Port Angeles girls basketball team made the last shot. Unfortunately for the Roughriders, it was a hair little too late. The Roughriders… Continue reading

SPORTS: Neah Bay girls bring home trophy

YAKIMA -- The Neah Bay girls basketball team brought back its second trophy in as many seasons from the Class 1B state tournament at the… Continue reading

Wood theft in national forests is a federal offense

Forest Service firewood permits, called forest products removal permits, cost $5 per cord for up to four cords. The minimum cost of a permit is… Continue reading

Sequim man hospitalized in wreck; cow dies

A Kitsap County wreck sent a 17-year-old Sequim man to a Seattle hospital and killed a cow on Wednesday, the State Patrol said. Joseph Edward… Continue reading

Eighth Street bridges opened

PORT ANGELES — Traffic began flowing across the new Eighth Street bridges this afternoon after Mayor Gary Braun and other city officials cut the ribbon… Continue reading

Eighth Street bridges open to vehicles this afternoon

PORT ANGELES -- The multimillion-dollar Eighth Street bridges open today to reconnect the city's east and west sides after 1¬½ years of detours and inconvenience.… Continue reading

SPORTS: Do or have-to-do-more for Port Angeles girls basketball team tonight

PORT ANGELES -- The Port Angeles girls basketball team can make its road to the Class 3A state tournament a whole lot easier tonight. Beat… Continue reading

Link today between sound, survival compares orcas, elephants

PORT TOWNSEND -- How do whales and elephants use sound? And how important is sound to their survival? Researcher Jason Wood will present information about… Continue reading

Rayonier tank lease before Port Angeles City Council

PORT ANGELES -- The Port Angeles City Council will consider approval of a three-year lease of Rayonier Inc.'s large water tank on its 75-acre property… Continue reading

Jefferson County Sheriff Brasfield to retire

PORT HADLOCK -- Mike Brasfield, Jefferson County sheriff for six years, announced his retirement effective at the end of March 27, 2009. "Serving as Jefferson… Continue reading