PORT ANGELES -- The potential gain may be less than they had originally thought, but campaign workers for Edna Petersen, who is 30 votes behind… Continue reading
JOYCE-- Crescent School's youth suicide prevention team has won the Trevor R. Simpson Award, a statewide award, for its prevention efforts for the last school… Continue reading
In the wake of an unprecedented gathering of more than 400 Native American leaders with President Obama and Cabinet members last week, a question remains:… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- The state Department of Fish and Wildlife will present details of a proposed wolf management plan -- which could result in gray wolves… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Their life together sounds idyllic. Before Michael Fenter was taken into custody, accused of one bank robbery and suspected in three others,… Continue reading
Will gray wolves, which had almost disappeared from Washington state by the 1920s, ever return to the North Olympic Peninsula? It's not likely. But there… Continue reading
A higher-than-normal number of reports of cougar attacks on livestock in the Toandos Peninsula and near Quilcene has prompted the state to allow private hunters… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Part of the Lower Elwha glowed red Tuesday during one of the tests needed to prepare for the removal of two dams… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The amount of potentially toxic blue-green algae in three Jefferson County lakes remains dangerously high on the eve of a seasonal reduction… Continue reading
LAPUSH — Researchers have confirmed that hundreds of sea ducks found dead and dying on West End beaches were severely chilled rather than poisoned. Several… Continue reading
SEKIU — The giant Humboldt squid that invaded North Olympic Peninsula waters earlier this month apparently have taken to beaching themselves. Observers in Clallam Bay… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- State Attorney General Rob McKenna will focus on illegal use of prescription drugs and methamphetamine during a public meeting in the Clallam… Continue reading
NEAH BAY -- A prayer song about forgiveness will bless the beginning of construction of a community art center and cottage industry incubator next to… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Although water managers fear supplies will be strained before the rains come in the fall, the only mandatory conservation measures ordered on… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK -- Despite flames one Duckabush Road homeowner described as "like Roman candles" and thick smoke visible as far away as Olympia last… Continue reading
Thirteen North Olympic Peninsula schools made a federal watch list for the first time this year, according to preliminary results from testing in the 2008-09… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Anderson Lake, green with algae scum, is so toxic it's in a class by itself in Jefferson County. "If we had a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The most recent results of testing show no change in the dangers associated with toxic blue-green algae in Jefferson County lakes --… Continue reading
PORT LUDLOW -- This Independence Day weekend, LaMoyne Jevne -- the North Olympic Peninsula's most enthusiastic flag expert -- put more light on his favorite… Continue reading
Peninsula Daily News news sources compiled by Leah Leach, managing editor/news Felt by at least one person as far away as Port Angeles, a 3.7… Continue reading
