Donations are being accepted now for the COVID-19 Relief Fund. The Peninsula Daily News has repurposed the Peninsula Home Fund temporarily to channel donations to… Continue reading
‘It’s time to hunker down in order to win this fight’
Clallam County, Jefferson County officials on board with recommendation
Health officer confirms 11th case on Peninsula
A search is underway for six of 12 inmates who escaped from the Yakima County jail on Monday, authorities said. The Washington… Continue reading
Business trip ended by charges of human trafficking
While all Clallam County’s public libraries are closed because of COVID-19 concerns, online resources remain available and North Olympic Library System (NOLS)… Continue reading
Lien to be lifted for sale of property
City manager authorized to finalize details
No injuries reported; cause not immediately known
Life Care Center of Kirkland failed to rapidly identify, manage sick residents
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A lone stroller walks along Water Street, the normally busy downtown business district in Port Townsend on Saturday, March 21, 2020. Shops and restaurants are… Continue reading
Equipment, tests in short supply
Peninsula COVID-19 cases climb to 10
The 1931 oil painting traveled with Joy Qualey from house to house, state to state. A serene scene of the South of… Continue reading
The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office has added a third chain gang. This one has an all-female crew. “The Sheriff’s Office has been… Continue reading
Donations gathered for nestlings, fledglings
The birds are still coming in: a red-tailed hawk, a varied thrush, even a great blue heron. “And we’re still feeding seven… Continue reading
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic has made its way to Sequim’s playgrounds. City of Sequim officials said Friday that the city had… Continue reading
When the schools closed in the wake of the spread of COVID-19, Port Townsend “techies” David Ehnebuske and Gage Pacifera took it… Continue reading
