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Port Angeles: Tribal chairman remains mum on exactly what was found on graving yard site
PORT ANGELES — Lower Elwha Klallam Tribal Chairman Dennis R. Sullivan remained adamant Thursday in not revealing what…
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Port Angeles: School Board candidates offer diverse perspectives at forum
PORT ANGELES — The incumbent touted experience while the challenger offered a different perspective on issues as candidates…
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Port Angeles: Peninsula residents recall their day in New York when the power went out
PORT ANGELES — For two small groups of North Olympic Peninsula residents, the blackout in New York was…
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Olympic National Park: Administrative building construction for park institute to start next month
Construction of a new administrative building on the Olympic Park Institute campus is scheduled to begin in mid-September.…
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Pro-animal group doffs clothes for fund-raising calendar
PORT ANGELES — Raising money for a good cause often takes sacrifice and creativity. Peninsula Friends of Animals…
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West End: New trail provides a new threshold to beautiful Shi Shi Beach
NEAH BAY — As the fog lifted, the numerous seastacks, spires and arches of Shi Shi Beach were…
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Neah Bay: Makah Days celebrated this weekend
NEAH BAY — The traditions and people of the Makah tribe will be celebrated this weekend during the…
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Port Angeles: Coast Guard crew to reunite 37 years after Vietnam
PORT ANGELES — For Jerry Sampont the reunion of the 1966 crew of the Coast Guard cutter Point…
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Port Angeles: School Board overturns late-start decision
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles elementary school students won’t be starting classes at a later time Wednesdays during…
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PA school board to review $36 million budget
PORT ANGELES — The School Board will review its proposed $36.15 million 2003-04 school budget during a special…
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West End: Change of command set for Quillayute Coast Guard station
LAPUSH — A formal Change in Command ceremony will be held at the Quillayute River Coast Guard Station…
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Clallam: Lower Elwha Klallam tribe to host 2005 Paddle Journey
PORT ANGELES — Indian tribes from the Northwest and British Columbia will be welcomed by the Lower Elwha…
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West End: Quillayute school board OKs $10.1 million spending plan
FORKS — The Quillayute Valley School Board approved a $10.15 million budget for the 2003-04 school year during…
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Peninsula: First lady keeps low profile during visit
PORT ANGELES — First lady Laura Bush is continuing a personal vacation to Olympic National Park. Sources say…
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Port Angeles: Arts in Action draws a crowd
PORT ANGELES — Sand was the topic of discussion as the two-day Arts in Action festival came to…
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Peninsula: Paddle Journey to end today
PENINSULA DAILY NEWS With only one leg of the 2003 Paddle Journey to finish, tribal members say they…
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Peninsula: Tribes to double Paddle Journey distance next year
As canoeists launch today from Port Gamble and the Suquamish Reservation to complete the last leg of the…
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Jamestown: Paddle Journey viewed as resurgence of Indian culture
JAMESTOWN — For Elaine Grinnell, a tribal elder of the Jamestown S’Klallam tribe, canoes coming ashore on old…
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Forks: Private collection goes public for scholarships
FORKS — A private museum collection more than 60 years in the making opens to the public this…
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Port Angeles: Paddle Journey canoes return to Hollywood Beach to heal wounds from last year’s incident
PORT ANGELES — As each tribal canoe arrived Wednesday at Hollywood Beach, wounds caused by desecration of last…