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Quilcene: Annual parade and fair on Saturday
The Quilcene Parade and Fair 2002 will include such community favorites as a pancake breakfast, parade, football game,…
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Port Townsend: Take a peek into lavish Victorian homes this weekend
The Jefferson General Hospital Auxiliary is inviting the public into other people’s homes. Come right in, feel free…
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Jefferson: Officials count 829 more ballots
There were no major shifts in any of the primary election races in Jefferson County after 829 new…
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Port Townsend: Movie partly filmed here will debut next month
“The Ring,” a movie filmed partly in Port Townsend last fall, is set to premiere at the Hollywood…
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Peninsula: Park, forest lift open burn, smoking ban
Olympic National Forest and Olympic National Park officials have lifted a ban on open fires and smoking. Officials…
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Port Townsend: Library director to retire next year
Port Townsend Library Director Linnea Patrick announced Tuesday that she will retire at the end of 2003. The…
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Port Townsend: City Hall bond approved
The Port Townsend City Council gave final approval Monday night to a $3.465 million bond to finance the…
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Special message to cmg-northwest2.go-vip.net/peninsuladailynews readers
Voter information guides for Clallam and Jefferson counties are available free of charge while supplies last at the…
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Dungeness: Car plucked from pond
DUNGENESS — A submerged vehicle found in a pond Saturday afternoon is prompting an investigation by Clallam County…
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Port Angeles: Playground project ends with ice cream social tonight
PORT ANGELES — An ice cream social at 6 p.m. today will herald Port Angeles’ new “Dream Playground”…
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Peninsula: Tribal trawlers may be headed to deeper water
NEAH BAY — Tribal fishermen may be pushed further out to sea to avoid violating a new federal…
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To readers of cmg-northwest2.go-vip.net/peninsuladailynews
We’re happy to present our annual football preview magazine, “Gridiron 2002,” appearing with the Friday/Saturday Peninsula Daily News.…
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Port Ludlow: Festival opens today; read all about it in Peninsula Spotlight
The Port Ludlow Festival offers a mix of patriotism and celebration this weekend. The event, sponsored by Port…
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Port Angeles: Port of entry secure as ever, U.S. marshal says
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Peninsula’s busiest port of entry is as secure as ever, the region’s…
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West End: Boat runs aground; fuel to be removed
Foss Environmental Services Co. workers will be assessing potential hazards today associated with a 42-foot fishing boat aground…
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Remembering 9/11: Complete guide to commemorations, activities on North Olympic Peninsula
Here’s a listing of public events and commemorations in Clallam and Jefferson counties in connection with the anniversary…
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Sequim: City looks for new chief finance officer
After six months on the job, Sequim’s city finance director has resigned for health reasons. City Manager Bill…
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Port Angeles: Barge fire investigation continues; worker satisfactory
A worker injured aboard a barge that caught on fire late Friday night was in satisfactory condition Monday.…
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Port Angeles: StreamFest focuses on conservation easements
PORT ANGELES — Today marks StreamFest, the second event celebrating land and stream preservation. People can learn about…
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PENINSULA SPOTLIGHT
PORT TOWNSEND — Old mariners and new seadogs as well as landlubbers will find something to sea at…