Wire Service

Listen to Sequim City Council meetings on your computer

Recordings of Sequim City Council meetings are broadcast now on the city's Web site, www.ci.sequim.wa.us/council/minutes.cfm. On the site are evening meetings and study sessions since… Continue reading

Peninsula Poll backgrounder: Obama ridicules idea of second spot on Clinton ticket

By Charles Babington, The Associated Press COLUMBUS, Miss. — Democrat Barack Obama ridiculed the idea of being Hillary Rodham Clinton’s running mate today, saying voters… Continue reading

Port Townsend’s second straight loss hands Redskins sixth place in state tourney

The Associated Press TACOMA -- Jeray Key scored nine consecutive points in the final two minutes of the first half, part of his 19-point performance,… Continue reading

Seattle writer of Peninsula history dead at age 95

By Daniel Witter SEATTLE — Ruby McAndrew, a Seattle woman who spent much of her adult life chronicling the North Olympic Peninsula’s early history, writing… Continue reading

Growing Puget Sound Navy unlikely to expand on Peninsula, admiral says

By Daniel Witter, for Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES — Locating another Navy base in the North Olympic Peninsula won't likely occur in the near… Continue reading

Bill would deal with Children’s Administration workload

Peninsula Daily News news sources OLYMPIA — State senators last week suggested a few ways to reduce workload in the Children's Administration, arousing the opposition… Continue reading

Breaking news: Foot ferry hit again by big wave off Port Townsend

By The Associated Press PORT TOWNSEND — A big wave damaged the passenger-only ferry Snohomish, and the ferry system suspended service on the Port Townsend-Keystone… Continue reading

Point of View: Victoria, raw sewage and the North Olympic Peninsula

By Thomas Locke My assessment of the public health risks to residents on Washington state's North Olympic Peninsula posed by British Columbia's capital city of… Continue reading

Latest on rebates: Senate Democrats mull adding retirees to rebate plan, extending jobless benefits

The Associated Press WASHINGTON -- Retirees living off Social Security are frustrated that they won't get tax rebate checks through a bipartisan economic stimulus package… Continue reading

Sides agree on $600-$1,200 tax rebate for Americans around May

The Associated Press WASHINGTON — If you get a pay envelope, Uncle Sam's about to put a little something extra in it. And he wants… Continue reading

State’s gay marriage law might be expanded

By Rachel La Corte, The Associated Press OLYMPIA — Lawmakers are looking to expand the state's domestic partnership law by granting same-sex couples more than… Continue reading

Port Townsend woman figures into return of ancient mask to Alaskan Natives

By Rachel D'Oro, The Associated Press ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Four decades after it was abandoned, King Island holds an almost mystical pull for former residents… Continue reading

Gregoire touts ‘great progress’ in State of State address

By David Ammons, The Associated Press OLYMPIA — Gov. Chris Gregoire, who faces a potentially bruising battle for re-election this fall, on Tuesday touted what… Continue reading

Gregoire proposes sobriety checkpoints for drivers

By David Ammons, The Associated Press OLYMPIA — Gov. Chris Gregoire on Monday proposed "sobriety checkpoints" in selected high-accident areas as part of the state's… Continue reading

Port Townsend-to-Seattle ferry service ends

By Janet Somers, Peninsula Daily News PORT TOWNSEND - The passenger ferry MV Snohomish made its last run between Port Townsend and Seattle on Sunday,… Continue reading

Revered reverend applauded for 40 years at Port Angeles church

By Janet Somers, Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES - For exactly 40 years this month, Omer Vigoren has been the pastor at Bethany Pentecostal Church.… Continue reading

Clallam’s historic third Superior Court judge sworn in

By Janet Somers, Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES - Judge Brooke Taylor was sworn in on Wednesday afternoon as Clallam County's third Superior Court judge,… Continue reading

Freak winds blow down trees, heavy objects

By Janet Somers, Peninsula Daily News The new year began with scattered bursts of wind from Blyn to Neah Bay downing trees, breaking power lines… Continue reading

Community dedication behind PDN’s Peninsula Home Fund

By Tim Hockett, for Peninsula Daily News EDITOR'S NOTE: This is another in a series of articles on the Peninsula Home Fund. The next article… Continue reading

Early Dungeness crab landings good

By Debbie Preston, Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission Despite spotty soft shell crab conditions early in the season, coastal tribal crab fishermen are cautiously optimistic after… Continue reading