HEY SANTA, WHEN we asked for more water in the rivers for Christmas, we didn't mean this much! From too much dryness to flooding. Go… Continue reading
The new year begins on the North Olympic Peninsula with a murder mystery, a hike, a cruise and a way to get in shape —… Continue reading
END THE YEAR on a high note. Offer struggling families “a hand up, not a handout” through the Peninsula Daily News' Peninsula Home Fund. For… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Steve Hauff, a retired Clallam County engineer and author, will present a five-week class about railroads beginning in January. The classes, which… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The last North Olympic Peninsula bird count for this season will be on New Year’s Eve, with birders counting species in and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The North Olympic Land Trust’s first executive director is leaving to take a position with the national Land Trust Accreditation Commission. Greg… Continue reading
Hurricane Ridge was a little schizophrenic weather-wise on Wednesday — not surprising since a warm and wet system had slammed into the area. According to… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Robin Ditzler of Port Ludlow is the newest member of the Centrum board of directors. The arts center at Fort Worden State… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Class 4A South Kitsap was a little too much for 2A Port Angeles in girls basketball nonleague action Tuesday night. The Wolves,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Landon Cray scorched the nets for 20 points to spark Chimacum over archrival Port Townsend in the first round of the Redskins’… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — King’s held off Crescent 55-43 in the first round of the first Port Angeles Winter Classic Tournament on Wednesday. The Loggers played… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Irina Lyons burned the nets for 19 points to lead the Port Townsend girls basketball team to a dominating 54-14 nonleague win… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A historical perspective of Peninsula College's Studium Generale program will be presented next week. The Studium's first program of the 2012 winter… Continue reading
WURTLAND, Ky. — The murder trial of Beryl W. Smith, charged with killing former Chimacum resident Chadd E. Miller, has been scheduled for Jan. 13… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A partially decomposed body was pulled from Port Townsend Bay this afternoon after it was spotted by a couple taking photographs of… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — Higher-than-usual winter tides are being seen in Puget Sound through Thursday. The tides, referred to as “king tides,” occurred along the Strait of… Continue reading
SEATTLE — The Sequim girls basketball team struggled on the road against Bishop Blanchet in nonleague action Tuesday night. Bishop Blanchet ran away from the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Class 4A South Kitsap was a little too much for 2A Port Angeles in girls basketball nonleague action Tuesday night. The Wolves,… Continue reading
QUILCENE — Three people are homeless after a fire spread through the heating system of their house at 323 Cougar Run Road the day after… Continue reading
PILLAR POINT — A small washout has closed the westbound lane of state Highway 112 near Pillar Point Road. State Department of Transportation workers were… Continue reading
