Peninsula Daily News

Clallam creeks to run red for salmon

PORT ANGELES — Creeks west of Port Angeles are expected to run red sometime this week as part of a study on the effect of… Continue reading

PERFUME ALERT — Contact the PDN if you have ‘scent issues’

TWO UPCOMING EDITIONS of the Peninsula Daily News — this coming Wednesday, Sept. 19, and the following Wednesday, Sept. 26 — will carry perfume samples… Continue reading

Scenario to test area’s response to oil disaster

PORT ANGELES — It will look like an oil spill, but it will be only a drill. Tesoro Terminal in Port Angeles is sponsoring Tuesday’s… Continue reading

SPORTS: Crescent runs Evergreen Lutheran into ground; Chimacum blasts Bellevue Christian

JOYCE — Crescent’s football team continues to roll thanks to what coach Darrell Yount is calling the “Bo-Derek Show.” The Loggers remain perfect on the… Continue reading

SPORTS: Peninsula College soccer teams sweep Treasure Valley

PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College continues to roll big-time in men’s and women’s soccer action. The teams swept Treasure Valley of Ontario, Ore., at Wally… Continue reading

Antler show continues today in Quilcene

QUILCENE — A fun run and the second day of an antler show are scheduled today in Quilcene. Most of the activities of the Quilcene… Continue reading

Business planning class offered by EDC group

PORT TOWNSEND — Economic Development Council Team Jefferson will hold an eight-week business planning class beginning this coming Thursday. The course, for current and potential… Continue reading

Olympic National Park (click to enlarge)

Guided walks continue through September on former Lake Aldwell

OLYMPIC NATION­AL PARK — Ranger-led interpretive walks along the Elwha River where Lake Aldwell once existed will continue to be offered until the end of… Continue reading

Olympic National Park (click to enlarge)

Hood Canal beaches reopen to recreational shellfish harvesting

PORT TOWNSEND — Hood Canal from Seal Rock south to the Mason County line has reopened for recreational shellfishing. Levels of the marine biotoxin that… Continue reading

Nash’s Farm Store in Sequim celebrates first anniversary on Friday

SEQUIM — A reception celebrating the first anniversary of Nash’s Farm Store will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday. The free event… Continue reading

Clallam County Sheriff Bill Benedict

Newest deputy graduates from basic law enforcement academy

BURIEN — Clallam County Sheriff's Deputy Joseph Pursley has graduated from the Washington State Basic Law Enforcement Academy and now is under going field training… Continue reading

Clallam County Sheriff Bill Benedict

NOAA plans public opinion survey on Elwha restoration project

PORT ANGELES — Researchers with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration plan to conduct a survey of public reaction to the Elwha River restoration project.… Continue reading

PDN speakers available to address clubs, organizations and other gatherings

PORT ANGELES — Representatives of the Peninsula Daily News are available to speak to clubs, organizations and at other gatherings across the North Olympic Peninsula.… Continue reading

PERFUME ALERT — Contact the PDN if you have ‘scent issues’

TWO UPCOMING EDITIONS of the Peninsula Daily News — this coming Wednesday, Sept. 19, and the following Wednesday, Sept. 26 — will carry perfume samples… Continue reading

Port Townsend man out of hospital after wreck into ditch

PORT TOWNSEND — A 54-year-old Port Townsend man was treated and discharged from Jefferson Healthcare after he was injured in a single-car wreck on state… Continue reading

SPORTS: Forks Spartans barely beat Toledo; other prep football reports

FORKS — Forks won a defensive slugfest against Toledo on Friday night by a 7-6 score. “We won a very tough football game,” Forks head… Continue reading

SPORTS: Tired Port Townsend girls soccer team holds off Coupeville; other prep reports

PORT TOWNSEND — Jewel Johnson and Irina Lyons scored a goal each to spark the Port Townsend girls soccer team to a win over Coupeville… Continue reading

SPORTS: Tupper, Stevenson of Port Angeles finish in top 12 at Salt Creek Invitational

PORT ANGELES — Kyle Tupper of Port Angeles captured fifth place for the top area finish at the popular Salt Creek Invitational on Saturday. Overall,… Continue reading

Business planning class offered by EDC group

PORT TOWNSEND — Economic Development Council Team Jefferson will hold an eight-week business planning class beginning this coming Thursday. The course, for current and potential… Continue reading

Olympic National Park (click to enlarge)

Guided walks continue through September on former Lake Aldwell

OLYMPIC NATION­AL PARK — Ranger-led interpretive walks along the Elwha River where Lake Aldwell once existed will continue to be offered until the end of… Continue reading

Olympic National Park (click to enlarge)