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First Friday Art Walk, juried show to kick off Irrigation Festival
SEQUIM — The 116th Sequim Irrigation Festival celebration begins today with a full weekend of events. The festival,…
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How quick work saves life of heart attack victim
PORT ANGELES — No one saw Al Johnson collapse when he was felled by a heart attack in…
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National park ready to keep Hurricane Ridge open all week again next winter
By Paige Dickerson Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES — If the money comes through in time, Olympic National…
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Two who caught a bin Laden cohort in Port Angeles relieved by top terrorist’s death [**Gallery**]
PORT ANGELES — About 11 years after their brush with an Osama bin Laden-trained terrorist, two of the…
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Film in Chimacum explores issues, future of education
By Paige Dickerson Peninsula Daily News CHIMACUM — “Race to Nowhere,” a film exploring current issues and the…
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Career Day draws interest in community, at Port Angeles High School
PORT ANGELES — Want to be in the FBI? How about a chef or a video game designer?…
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Spirits that can move mountains: Seven Clallam County volunteers honored with awards, stories — even music
PORT ANGELES — Seven community members who have done outstanding deeds of public service were recognized last week…
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Crescent schools OK cuts in anticipation of state reductions
JOYCE — The Crescent School Board approved cuts that include four layoffs when it met last week. A…
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Child’s drawing depicts Quileute tribe’s fear of tsunami
LAPUSH — A 7-year-old’s drawing that is now part of permanent Senate record started with a child’s worst…
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Peninsula tourism efforts embrace new statewide visitor marketer
PORT ANGELES — The Olympic Peninsula Tourism Commission is pitching in $5,000 to become a founding member of…
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Another Port Angeles burglary after power cut off; suspect rearrested
PORT ANGELES — Three more businesses had power cut and one had cash stolen by a burglar or…
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Up to 18 teachers, 22 others could lose jobs in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — As many as 18 Port Angeles School District teachers and 22 other staff members were…
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Crescent School Board to consider layoffs this week
JOYCE — The Crescent School Board will consider layoffs of both teachers and other staff members when it…
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Port of Port Angeles to consider tenant lease clause
PORT ANGELES — Port of Port Angeles commissioners will review their lease policy for tenants who build their…
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Quileute welcome return of whales in ceremony
LAPUSH — When the Quileute tribe sang and danced a welcome to whales at a special ceremony this…
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Klallam Earth Day, others focus on Strait beaches
PORT ANGELES — An Earth Day cleanup of 58 miles of Strait of Juan de Fuca beach planned…
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Spring sprucing of beaches for Earth Day by Washington Coast Cleanup
For more than 1,000 volunteers, the focus of Earth Day will be sprucing up the Pacific Coast beaches.…
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Port Angeles port breaks ground for new composites ‘campus’ buildings
PORT ANGELES — With flips of a few golden shovels, the work on buildings to allow for the…
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Port Angeles-area regional fire authority proposal delayed for year
PORT ANGELES — The proposed formation of a regional fire authority, which would consolidate the Port Angeles Fire…
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Licensing office in Forks set to reopen
FORKS — The state Department of Licensing Office in Forks will reopen at its new location Wednesday after…