PORT ANGELES — Following a month's worth of rain delays, crews contracted with the city hope to begin work on an additional retaining wall on… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — An unidentified man was taken to Jefferson Healthcare as a precaution Thursday afternoon after the sport utility vehicle he was driving left… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The co-owner of the espresso stand along U.S. Highway 101 that lost $100 in Habitat for Humanity donations in a robbery last… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — An unidentified man was taken to Jefferson Healthcare as a precaution Thursday afternoon after the sport utility vehicle he was driving left… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Live music will be the catalyst Saturday night, bringing local residents together behind the families affected by the Oso landslide. Chantilly Lace,… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — The state Department of Fish and Wildlife is not releasing Chambers Creek steelhead in the Dungeness and other rivers that drain into Puget… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– Seventeen Roosevelt elk, all but two male, were culled from the Dungeness herd during the six-month hunting season that ended this week. “I… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– Seventeen Roosevelt elk, all but two male, were culled from the Dungeness herd during the six-month hunting season that ended this week. “I… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — A celebration of life is set at 1 p.m. Saturday for Ben Johnson Jr., who led the Makah tribal council during its… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Ben Johnson, a former Makah tribal chairman, has died. The Neah Bay resident was 74 when he died of a heart attack… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– The city has referred back to the Clallam County prosecutors a case against a former assistant Sequim High School basketball coach accused of… Continue reading
SEQUIM –– The Olympic Resource Protection Council has decided it will sue the state over a rule that governs water use in the Dungeness Valley.… Continue reading
By The Associated Press WESTPORT — Authorities say a human skull found in a crab pot off the Washington coast belongs to a female, but… Continue reading
By GENE JOHNSON The Associated Press SEATTLE — Washington's Supreme Court on Thursday narrowly upheld a $57 million verdict against the state in a case… Continue reading
OUR WEBSITE, www.peninsuladailynews.com, has the highlights — but the print edition of the Peninsula Daily News has 40 percent more stories and photos. And there… Continue reading
By Peninsula Daily News news services EDITOR'S NOTE — The Daily Herald of Everett, a sister newspaper of the Peninsula Daily News, has in-depth coverage… Continue reading
QUILCENE — The Oso mudslide has left a gaping hole in Tamara Lenzen's family. The Quilcene-area resident learned Wednesday that the wall of mud that… Continue reading
Peninsula Daily News and Associated Press PORTLAND — A merger between Portland-based Umpqua Bank and Spokane-based Sterling Bank is set for completion by April 18,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Port Angeles waterfront was the site of an international social exchange from across the Pacific Ocean on Wednesday. The Grand Riders… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Estes Builders has appointed Carla Sebastian as administrative assistant. Bringing with her more than 18 years of combined administrative and office management experience,… Continue reading
