PORT ANGELES — A man who prompted a three-hour search on Port Angeles' west side — and a confusing email and telephone bulletin warning residents… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A man who prompted a three-hour search on Port Angeles' west side — and a confusing email and telephone bulletin warning residents… Continue reading
On April 10, 1916 — 99 years ago today — a daily newspaper calling itself the Port Angeles Evening News began publication. It grew out… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A cavernous "void" under an important intersection — one at which U.S. Highway 101 makes a critical turn in central Port Angeles… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A cavernous "void" under an important intersection — one at which U.S. Highway 101 makes a critical turn in central Port Angeles… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A rusty, 1,400-pound piece of the World Trade Center destroyed in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, arrives in Clallam County… Continue reading
Here's the answer to peninsuladailynews.com's first Guessing Game. The pink suite shown on our website Wednesday was the inset in a 1950s-era postcard for the… Continue reading
Beginning today, www.peninsuladailynews.com will occasionally publish a photo, asking bloggers to guess what or where it is (keep it clean and behave — conduct rules… Continue reading
Chad Carpenter, the artist behind the PDN's newest comic strip, Tundra, sent our readers a special Christmas strip today. Since the PDN doesn't publish Saturdays,… Continue reading
On Tuesday's Commentary page of the Peninsula Daily News print edition, we republished a Los Angeles Times report on a national survey of the best… Continue reading
We continue to compile a list of closures and cancellations relating to the blizzard on the North Olympic Peninsula. If you have anything to add,… Continue reading
. The National Weather Service, which has issued a high-wind warning for the North Olympic Peninsula, especially along the coastal areas of the Strait of… Continue reading
"PRY YOUR KIDS away from the keyboard and the television this summer, and get them reading," New York Times columnist Nicholas D. Kristof advised parents… Continue reading
Readers were frank. They voted in earnest. And, frankly, they want the comic strip, "Frank & Ernest," back weekdays in the Peninsula Daily News instead… Continue reading
Any perception of increased odors from the Port Townsend Paper Corp. mill isn't supported by pollution monitoring results from the state Department of Ecology, the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Whether the Seattle Mariners improve on their 69-93 record of 2005 is ensconced in hopes and dreams that abound during spring training.… Continue reading
So what are you doing this spring weekend? Oops, got carried away! It's still winter. It's easy to make the mistake: The Strait of Juan… Continue reading
