Peninsula: Early balloting brisk, counties’ elections officials report

Elections officials in Clallam and Jefferson counties are optimistic voter turnout will be high for Tuesday's primary election. "I'm saying 70 percent," Jefferson County Auditor… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Diversity Task Force endorses state’s 800 number for complaints

PORT ANGELES -- The state Human Rights Commission's 800-number to report discrimination complaints will be advertised citywide after being endorsed by the Port Angeles Community… Continue reading

Port Ludlow: Festival opens today; read all about it in Peninsula Spotlight

The Port Ludlow Festival offers a mix of patriotism and celebration this weekend. The event, sponsored by Port Ludlow Village Council, begins today, Sept. 13,… Continue reading

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We're happy to present our annual football preview magazine, "Gridiron 2002," appearing with the Friday/Saturday Peninsula Daily News. The 24-page magazine chronicles North Olympic Peninsula… Continue reading

Jefferson: Victims’ names read one by one

Matthew D. Garvey. Adam David Rand. Marian H. Serva. Gerald Fisher. Those were among the 3,025 people whose lives were lost in terrorist attacks in… Continue reading

Peninsula: Only 40 potential jurors remain in pool for murder trial of alleged deputy killer

COUPEVILLE -- A panel of 40 jurors will return to the Island County courthouse today as Clallam County attorneys whittle the pool down to a… Continue reading

Port Angeles: “Dream Playground” construction under way

PORT ANGELES -- Volunteers with hammers, tool belts and enthusiasm began the five-day process of building a children's "Dream Playground" on Wednesday. Organizers said 373… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Boil-water advisory lifted

PORT ANGELES -- City residents no longer need to boil their drinking water. Water quality tests conducted Tuesday showed no harmful bacteria in the water,… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Patriotic concert closes first anniversary of Sept. 11 terrorist attacks

PORT ANGELES -- With the hum of patriotic music filling the air, hundreds of people gathered at City Pier Wednesday night to remember those who… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Port of entry secure as ever, U.S. marshal says

PORT ANGELES -- The North Olympic Peninsula's busiest port of entry is as secure as ever, the region's U.S. marshal said Wednesday. Eric Robertson, who… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Thousands attend rites honoring victims of terrorist attacks

PORT ANGELES -- Nearly 2,000 students took a humble seat on the lawn of Port Angeles High School's upper field Wednesday to remember the victims… Continue reading

Sequim: Singing, prayer keynotes ceremonies

SEQUIM -- More than 2,500 people sang, prayed and listened to inspirational messages during two ceremonies on the high school athletic field Tuesday commemorating the… Continue reading

West End: Boat runs aground; fuel to be removed

Foss Environmental Services Co. workers will be assessing potential hazards today associated with a 42-foot fishing boat aground off Rialto Beach. U.S. Coast Guard officials… Continue reading

Peninsula woodworkers reaching out to families of Sept. 11 attacks

PORT ANGELES -- Three members of Peninsula Woodworkers Club have made American flag display cases for the families of victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Dream Playground construction begins today

PORT ANGELES -- Hundreds of volunteers will arrive at Erickson Park today tools in hand to help with five days of construction that will result… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Most residents advised to boil water

PORT ANGELES -- Residents in a large part of the city are being advised to boil their drinking water until further notice after a temporary… Continue reading

Port Townsend: Ribbon cutting planned for trail opening

PORT TOWNSEND -- The opening of a one-mile segment of Larry Scott Memorial Trial will be an occasion for celebration Thursday, with a ceremony marking… Continue reading

Remembering 9/11: Hood Canal Bridge security enhanced since terrorist attacks

SHINE -- It's the main link to the North Olympic Peninsula for drivers. It spans the waterway for submarines heading from the Navy's Bangor Submarine… Continue reading

Remembering 9/11: Rep. Buck recalls visit to Ground Zero, seeks changes in state law

PORT ANGELES -- After Seattle canceled its December 1999 New Year's Eve celebration because of terrorist threats, many city residents gathered three months later to… Continue reading

Remembering 9/11: Terrier helps Sequim students cope with aftermath of attacks

SEQUIM -- A two-year-old Yorkshire terrier helped students at Sequim's two elementary schools in the days following last year's terrorist attacks on the World Trade… Continue reading

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