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
PORT ANGELES -- Free half-day and extended-day kindergarten will be offered next school year, no matter what the School Board decides tonight. But full-day kindergarten… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A man who loved teaching and nature will be remembered through an arboretum that will be dedicated to his memory at Peninsula… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- So far, a lone garlic mustard plant found on Finn Hall Road seems to be the only representative of the invasive weed… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- City staff will recommend the appointment of a temporary board to direct the metropolitan park district formed to support the William Shore… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Until he saw it on television, Chuck Sheaffer didn't know he had a killer in his yard -- one apparently new to… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Test results show that toxins in Anderson Lake have decreased, but the lake remains closed -- and is likely to stay closed… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Free bus service is available for North Olympic Peninsula veterans who need to get to appointments at Seattle hospitals during the Hood… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Anne Murphy, who joined the Port Townsend Marine Science Center as a staff member 20 years ago and rose to become its… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Teaching science to ninth-graders is John Gallagher's dream job. "It's the best job in the world -- teaching science here in Port… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Even before the concrete versions of the Tumwater Creek and Valley Creek bridges on Eighth Street officially were opened to pedestrians at… Continue reading
Lorraine Martin of Port Angeles will carry an old quilt to the Capitol Mall to watch the inauguration of Barack Obama on Jan. 20. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Twenty-six people removed 30 tons of sand by hand from the lower level of The Landing mall in 90 minutes on Saturday… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Volunteers plan to move the 30 tons of sand that formed the basis for the Santa in Sand exhibit out of The… Continue reading
FORKS -- The temperature may be chilly, but inside the Church of the Nazarene, both the food and the company will be warm today. A… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Three Makah grandmothers will leave Wednesday for a 330-mile walk and ride to Portland, Ore., to protest what they say is a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — After several hours in an emergency room, Edwin Swagerty, 17, is going to be OK, family and friends say. And from now… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The Jefferson County Historical Society expects to gather its half-million documents, 20,000 photographs and 20,000 artifacts under one roof after it opens… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — It was once the site of the biggest private employer in Clallam and Jefferson counties. Today it's a strategic, 75-acre spit that… Continue reading
