Peninsula Daily News

Floodwaters inundate Port Angeles oil company depot

PORT ANGELES -- Flooding caused by a backed-up Tumwater Creek inundated the Petit Oil Co. depot at 638 Marine Drive overnight. Containment booms and other… Continue reading

Hunters’ detainment by tribal police under ‘careful’ review of Jefferson County prosecutor

PORT TOWNSEND -- Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney Juelie Dalzell is expected to make a decision this week about whether to prosecute a case involving Port… Continue reading

Map of Olympic National Forest motor routes available Nov. 23

Maps of Olympic National Forest routes that are open to motor vehicles will be available at ranger stations beginning Nov. 23. The free national forest… Continue reading

SPORTS: Sequim, Neah Bay set to play in Silverdale in state playoffs Saturday

SILVERDALE ­-- Class 2A Sequim and 1B Neah Bay will share the same field this coming Saturday as the state prep football playoffs go into… Continue reading

SPORTS: Top-ranked Chemeketa ends Peninsula Pirates’ men’s soccer season

SALEM, Ore. -- Peninsula College men's soccer season came to an end one game short of its third-straight NWAACC Final Four with a 3-2 loss… Continue reading

Entries accepted for ‘New Moon’ contests in PA

PORT ANGELES -- Entries are being accepted for three contests scheduled for the "Bella Luna: A New Moon Celebration," that begins Friday, when the "New… Continue reading

SPORTS: Neah Bay 50, King’s Way Christian 0

SILVERDALE — Neah Bay High School’s football team made an awfully long drive for a short game Friday night, flattening King’s Way Christian in a… Continue reading

SPORTS: Port Townsend places at swim meet (PA, Sequim compete)

FEDERAL WAY — The young Port Townsend girls swimming team placed in two events and finished 16th overall out of 31 teams at the Class… Continue reading

Forks man uninjured in season’s first ice-related highway wreck

FORKS -- The first ice-related wreck of the season on U.S. Highway 101 on the North Olympic Peninsula left the driver uninjured. Alfredo Dominguez, 51,… Continue reading

Investigation leads to 103 pot plants, methamphetamine; two Port Angeles residents arrested

Two people were booked into the Clallam County jail Thursday after detectives said they found 103 marijuana plants and some methamphetamine in a home east… Continue reading

Port Angeles police dog nabs man hiding from officer

PORT ANGELES -- A Port Angeles police dog helped his handler catch a man who tried to flee after his accomplice broke a downtown Port… Continue reading

Port Townsend-based Intellicheck Mobilisa enjoys higher revenues

PORT TOWNSEND -- Intellicheck Mobilisa, Inc., a Port Townsend-based company that develops and markets wireless technology and identity systems, reports that third-quarter revenue ending Sept.… Continue reading

Peninsula salutes those who have served

North Olympic Peninsula residents will gather today to honor and thank those who have served. The largest local Veterans Day observance will be at Coast… Continue reading

SPORTS: Peninsula College in loser-out playoff game today in Port Angeles

PORT ANGELES -- The Peninsula College men's soccer team can't look ahead. Although, it sure is tempting. The Pirates (11-4-5 overall) begin their quest for… Continue reading

West End celebrates its history this weekend

KALALOCH — Storytellers, historic photographs and the chance for West End residents to record their stories for posterity will be offered during the second annual… Continue reading

Calhoun still leads in Port of PA race. Mania-Petersen race still too close to call

PORT ANGELES — After a fourth round of ballot counting today (Tuesday), incumbent John Calhoun still leads Brad Collins -- now by 17 votes --… Continue reading

Hurricane Ridge snow begins to fall; schedule announced for coming season

OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK -- Snow is the happy foundation for winter sports at Hurricane Ridge -- and the first big snow, about 18 inches, fell… Continue reading

McEdwards wins Brinnon seat; Quinnell apparent winner for Gardiner district

PORT TOWNSEND -- Brinnon Fire District Commissioner Ken McEdwards has retained his seat, while Richard Quinnell is the apparent winner for the Gardiner Cemetery District… Continue reading

Peninsula offers many ways to honor our nation’s veterans

Local military veterans will be holding services and other observances this week to commemorate Veterans Day. The holiday, originally called Armistice Day, was created to… Continue reading

Peninsula salutes those who have served

North Olympic Peninsula residents will gather today to honor and thank those who have served. The largest local Veterans Day observance will be at Coast… Continue reading