Peninsula Daily News

Olympic National Park’s seesaw: logged visits down, fee collections up

PORT ANGELES -- While the number of counted visits to Olympic National Park has dipped slightly, the amount of fee money the park has taken… Continue reading

Sports: Sequim runner sets course record, but Port Angeles dominates meet

PORT ANGELES -- Sequim's Stephanie Marcy set a course record while Port Angeles dominated the boys race at a three-way dual meet between the Roughriders,… Continue reading

Supreme Court upholds Sequim city gun show rule

OLYMPIA -- The state Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the city of Sequim's restrictions on a gun show, but dissenters said the majority's "Humpty-Dumptyism" manages… Continue reading

School closure hearings tonight in Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES -- The Port Angeles School District will host two school closure hearings this evening and two more next week. The School Board has… Continue reading

Peninsula sites show the power of solar energy

You"ve got to be fired up to allow a Saturday-full of strangers to traipse through your yard and inspect your home. That would describe Pat… Continue reading

Correction

A Canadian rule that sparked a complaint from Merrill & Ring Forestry under Chapter 11 of the North American Free Trade Agreement requires all timber… Continue reading

Eat crab to your heart’s content

PORT ANGELES -- Some 12,000 people are expected to fish for crab, learn how to cook crab and just plain eat crab at the fifth… Continue reading

Kinetic is kontageous in Port Townsend this weekend

PORT TOWNSEND -- Racers, get ready to peddle, push, row or otherwise humanly power those kinetic contraptions to the finish line for the 24th annual… Continue reading

Lots to see and do across North Olympic Peninsula this weekend

Here are additional best bets for this weekend: Crab feed tonight Get a jump on all Saturday and Sunday's tourists by having dinner at the… Continue reading

Solar homes on display across North Olympic Peninsula

Solar homes in Jefferson and Clallam counties will have open doors and invitations to the public to come in for a look Saturday. Eleven sites… Continue reading

Clallam: Auditor certifies Port Angeles anti-fluoridation initiatives

PORT ANGELES -- Two initiatives seeking to prevent fluoridation of Port Angeles" municipal water supply received certification Wednesday from the Clallam County auditor. They will… Continue reading

Clallam: Submarine completes tests

LAKE CRESCENT -- From under the water to up in the air and then back on the road to Seattle. That's where Ellis Adams' little… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Missing tickets a problem for Rotary club

PORT ANGELES -- The Nor"wester Rotary Club has a problem -- a missing book of tickets for its drawing for a sporty red 1993 Mazda… Continue reading

Port Townsend: Millennium Internet service goes out

PORT TOWNSEND -- Millennium Digital Media's Cablespeed Internet service to the Port Townsend area was out of commission most of Wednesday, the result of equipment… Continue reading

Port Townsend: Girls” Night Out to raise money for women’s health

PORT TOWNSEND -- Women are being encouraged to go out on the town Thursday during the third annual Girls" Night Out. "It's a day of… Continue reading

West End virtual museum to go live during Hickory Shirt/Heritage Days

FORKS -- Fannie Taylor, the postmistress of Mora, tells of daily interaction with settlers and the Quileute in the early-1900s trading post at the mouth… Continue reading

Ex-Chimacum High School principal’s trial to begin Monday

PORT TOWNSEND -- Rex Whipple, former Chimacum High School principal, will be in Jefferson County Superior Court 9 a.m. Monday for his first day of… Continue reading

Pink house on Port Angeles waterfront slated for demolition Tuesday

PORT ANGELES -- First, the pink building that has become an unintentional fixture on the waterfront will say hello to an excavator Tuesday morning. Shortly… Continue reading

Sequim police find pounds of pot

SEQUIM -- A search of a van Saturday yielded a cornucopia of marijuana, cash and precious metal, Sequim police said. Jeffrey Paul Beadle, 52, of… Continue reading

More best bets across the Peninsula this weekend

Maples are beginning to turn orange and yellow, school has begun, flu shot clinics are being scheduled and the first of fall's rains have fallen.… Continue reading