Clallam County commissioners will conduct a second public hearing to consider spending authority for an infrastructure project in Port Angeles. Commissioners voted… Continue reading
An organization aiming to help homeless veterans get back onto their feet has found a 22-acre property in Port Angeles on which… Continue reading
The Port Angeles Police Department is urging residents to lock their doors after a woman allegedly walked into several unlocked homes early… Continue reading
The Port Angeles School District is moving ahead on demolition of the shuttered Monroe School property. Board members approved Thursday the Monroe… Continue reading
Police have identified Christopher William Dwyer as the man whose body was found floating Wednesday in the waters of East Boat Haven… Continue reading
Armstrong Marine Inc. has received a $123,000 grant to help train certified aluminum welders to expand its business, the state Department of… Continue reading
The Olympic Medical Center Foundation has announced a donation of $63,276 to Olympic Medical Center. Foundation Executive Director Bruce Skinner told hospital… Continue reading
Nicole Brewer is the new executive director of the Parenting Matters Foundation. She succeeds founding Executive Director Cynthia Martin, who has retired from… Continue reading
Research scientist Mara Zimmerman will present information on steelhead research during an Evening Talk at the Olympic Natural Resources Center at 7 tonight.… Continue reading
Immigration agents rounded up 84 people — including 60 with criminal records — during a three-day operation… Continue reading
Their hug was silent, their smiles broad. A Mexican man who had been arrested despite his participation… Continue reading
Democrats opposed to actions being taken in Washington, D.C., are invited to rallies in Port Angeles and Sequim today. The rallies will be from 4… Continue reading
“I’ve never been in the nursery business,” said George Peterson, sporting a Peninsula Nursery hooded… Continue reading
Feiro Marine Life Center educators and live ocean creatures will visit libraries in Port Angeles, Sequim and Forks next week. The special family program is… Continue reading
When young New Jersey native Nick Cristano is offered his dream job in Seattle, his old-fashioned… Continue reading
Author Lonnie Archibald will talk about his new book, “Old Trucks and Gear Jammers,” at the Clallam County Historical Society’s History Tales… Continue reading
is there anything we can do — to shift the gridlock in our society related to seemingly intractable positions? On… Continue reading
I take exception to the March 28 Peninsula Daily News article “Budget putting funds in peril.” It explains that if the president’s budget is adopted,… Continue reading
Some folks up here still seem to be baffled by the old cold-war definitions of communism and socialism. How quaint. Socialism is a simple concept:… Continue reading
The second weekend of “I Never Told Anyone (But I’m Going to Tell You)” will be performed tonight and Saturday at Studio… Continue reading
