PORT TOWNSEND -- The sweet sounds of jazz are resonating throughout Port Townsend this weekend. Centrum is hosting the silver anniversary of Jazz Port Townsend… Continue reading
The proposed resort complex will be presented at a news conference today. The session is scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m. upstairs at the Port… Continue reading
A woman and a toddler were injured late Sunday afternoon and airlifted to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle after vehicle in which they were passengers… Continue reading
Makah tribal canoeists will lead more than 25 canoes from Northwest and First Nations tribes participating in the 2003 Paddle Journey to Clallam Bay today.… Continue reading
All the information you need on this fantastic weekend on the North Olympic Peninsula appears in the Friday/Saturday PDN and especially its entertainment magazine, Peninsula… Continue reading
The first clue of the Port Townsend Film Festival's "Guess the Guest" contest is as follows: "In 1946, our guest and her sister auditioned for… Continue reading
PENINSULA DAILY NEWS PORT TOWNSEND -- A 5-year-old boy who suffered massive head injuries in a Saturday bicycle crash has been upgraded at a Seattle… Continue reading
The 23-year-old Port Hadlock man hit by a car on Cedar Avenue on Wednesday has been upgraded to satisfactory condition at Harborview Medical Center in… Continue reading
Gov. Gary Locke will be in Port Townsend on Saturday to participate in the ninth annual Jefferson County Democratic Party Fish Feast. The event is… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Port Angeles High School graduate Allison Crumb tops the growing list of athletes who have recently signed letters of intent to play… Continue reading
Power to an area south of East Fifth Street in Port Angeles will be shut off from 10 p.m. Friday to 3 a.m. Saturday so… Continue reading
The Coast Guard Marine Safety Office on Monday removed 45 gallons of diesel fuel from a 41-foot sailboat that ran aground Sunday in Discovery Bay.… Continue reading
Three dollars for an espresso machine; a cordless drill -- never used -- for about six bucks. The Mikasa butter dish that completes a collection… Continue reading
Garage sales often act as suppliers for the thrift shops, several North Olympic Peninsula store managers say. "It's more of a symbiotic relationship than competition,"… Continue reading
As the sun warms the early morning air, hundreds of North Olympic Peninsula residents leave their homes in pursuit of bargains at garage sales. For… Continue reading
Before most people wake up, others are out posting day-glo signs and labeling once treasured belongings with prices tags reading $.25 and $1. It's a… Continue reading
* The early bird gets the bargain. Most sellers say they do a good portion of their total business during the sale's first hour. *… Continue reading
A complete schedule of Fourth of July events across the North Olympic Peninsula is in Peninsula Spotlight magazine in today's Peninsula Daily News. Click on… Continue reading
Using or possessing fireworks of any kind is illegal on all private, state and national forests throughout the year due to fire danger. The state… Continue reading
The discharging of personal fireworks is limited -- and even restricted in some areas -- across the North Olympic Peninsula. Port Townsend has banned the… Continue reading