SEQUIM — The 116th Sequim Irrigation Festival celebration begins today with a full weekend of events. The festival, planned through May 15, will culminate with… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — No one saw Al Johnson collapse when he was felled by a heart attack in January while working on the Peninsula College… Continue reading
By Paige Dickerson Peninsula Daily News CHIMACUM — “Race to Nowhere,” a film exploring current issues and the future of education will be shown Tuesday,… Continue reading
By Paige Dickerson Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES — If the money comes through in time, Olympic National Park officials hope to have no interruption… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — About 11 years after their brush with an Osama bin Laden-trained terrorist, two of the men who helped capture Ahmed Ressam expressed… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Want to be in the FBI? How about a chef or a video game designer? In addition to asking students what they… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Seven community members who have done outstanding deeds of public service were recognized last week with the 2011 Clallam County Community Service… Continue reading
JOYCE — The Crescent School Board approved cuts that include four layoffs when it met last week. A half-time Spanish teacher and a half-time special-education… Continue reading
LAPUSH — A 7-year-old's drawing that is now part of permanent Senate record started with a child's worst fear. Damon Allen Jones, 7, was drawing… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Three more businesses had power cut and one had cash stolen by a burglar or burglars over the weekend, police said Monday.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission is pitching in $5,000 to become a founding member of a new statewide visitor group. The state… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — As many as 18 Port Angeles School District teachers and 22 other staff members were earmarked for layoffs by the School Board… Continue reading
JOYCE — The Crescent School Board will consider layoffs of both teachers and other staff members when it meets Thursday. District officials estimate that state… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Port of Port Angeles commissioners will review their lease policy for tenants who build their own structures when they meet Monday. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — An Earth Day cleanup of 58 miles of Strait of Juan de Fuca beach planned today and Saturday started with a photo… Continue reading
LAPUSH — When the Quileute tribe sang and danced a welcome to whales at a special ceremony this week, a pod of orcas showed up… Continue reading
For more than 1,000 volunteers, the focus of Earth Day will be sprucing up the Pacific Coast beaches. The annual Washington Coast Cleanup on Saturday… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — With flips of a few golden shovels, the work on buildings to allow for the expansion of Angeles Composites Technologies Inc. began… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The proposed formation of a regional fire authority, which would consolidate the Port Angeles Fire Department and surrounding Clallam County Fire District… Continue reading
FORKS — The state Department of Licensing Office in Forks will reopen at its new location Wednesday after a raw sewage leak prompted the agency… Continue reading
