PORT ANGELES -- A Colorado-based contractor who submitted the lowest bid to rebuild Jefferson Elementary School won the job Monday. The Port Angeles School District… Continue reading
Robert Froehlich will have his day in court two months later than originally scheduled. Froehlich, 29, faces a second-degree murder charge for the 1992 stabbing… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- City Council candidates -- some on foot and at least one on bicycle -- set out Monday in a last-minute effort to… Continue reading
The hottest contests in Jefferson and Clallam counties are the City Council races in Port Townsend and Port Angeles, Clallam County auditor, Forks mayor and… Continue reading
Imagine . . . Suicide terrorists pulling a boat alongside a heavily laden oil tanker in Port Angeles Harbor -- and detonating it, the way… Continue reading
A Bill Hannan campaign advertisement in Friday's Peninsula Daily News alleges the Port of Port Angeles has given more than $700,000 in "taxpayer subsidies" to… Continue reading
BEAVER -- A Forks woman was killed Friday when the Plymouth minivan she was driving collided with a dump truck on U.S. Highway 101 near… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Port Townsend Paper Corp. managers have reached a tentative agreement with union representatives on a possible severance package for the 90 employees… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- In what may be a positive ending to a tragic tale that began almost two weeks ago, a Joyce family Saturday buried 16-year-old… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The North Olympic Peninsula's newest shopping center will open next week with seven businesses. The Bayview Center, in the 2700 block of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES --Veterans, doctors, nurses, community members and elected officials gathered Thursday afternoon to remember and honor the history of the Olympic Memorial Hospital and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Olympic Tug and Barge of Seattle will take over ship fueling operations in Port Angeles Harbor, a service offered by Foss Maritime… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Lower Elwha Klallam tribe felled a 165-foot tree that will be carved into a ceremonial canoe for ocean journeys Thursday on… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The name Osamu means "learning" or "mastering" in Japanese. Restaurateur Osamu "Sam" Okamoto is learning that one anonymous person can't distinguish between… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- An expansion of the county's Kirner Road gravel pit will not damage an aquifer that supplies water to hundreds of home, a recently… Continue reading
The foot-path trestle at Railroad Bridge Park reopened earlier this week after repairs were completed. A section of the trestle was destroyed last Tuesday when… Continue reading
Copies of Vote 2001, the Peninsula Daily News" voter guide designed to inform voters about candidates and issues in the Nov. 6 election, are available… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Olympic Medical Center nurses could see their salaries increase by 5 percent as part of a labor contract tentatively approved this week.… Continue reading
Lower Elwha Klallam tribal members will cut down a 165-foot western cedar today to be carved into an ocean-going ceremonial canoe. Tribal Executive Director John… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The city is seeking old photographs and building materials for the upcoming Carnegie Library project, which could begin this spring. The city… Continue reading
