BLYN — A pedestrian reportedly walking in the eastbound lane of U.S. Highway 101 on Friday night was struck by a 1988 Volkswagen van and… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — Washington state’s minimum wage is increasing to $9.04 an hour starting in January. The Department of Labor and Industries announced the change today,… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Artwork and vendor booth applications are solicited for the 16th annual Sequim Lavender Festival. ARTWORK SHOULD FOCUS on “lavender in various scenes (including… Continue reading
QUILCENE— A welcome sign proclaiming Quilcene as the “Pearl of the Peninsula” will be dedicated at 5:30 p.m. today. The event will include a ceremony… Continue reading
FREELANCE VIDEO BY Port Townsend-based multimedia journalist Jack Olmsted: In two parts, an interview with Port Townsend-raised, now New York City-based actress Jennifer Ewing at… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Sue Tapp walked away from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall replica holding back tears. She grasped a piece of paper with the… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Police released a composite sketch Thursday of the man sought in the Monday morning robbery of KeyBank on North Dunlap Street. “I want… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Seasonal burns bans will be lifted on the North Olympic Peninsula when the clock strikes midnight tonight. Statewide burn bans are effective… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Fifty years ago, on Sept. 15, 1961, 195 full-time students walked into a temporary Peninsula College building on the Port Angeles High… Continue reading
FORKS — A retired teacher has given the North Olympic Land Trust the last $500 needed for finishing an environmental education shelter on a conservation… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Storm-battered sections of Olympic Discovery Trail east of Port Angeles are expected to be fixed by the end of the year. The… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The Eleanor Stopps Environmental Leadership Award is a big deal, given to those who have made significant contributions in the protection and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Police Department has received a three-year $550,278 grant to fill two vacant police officer positions. The grant was awarded Wednesday as… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Tickets are available for “The Big Broadcast,” a dinner and dance fundraiser for KSQM, Sequim's community radio station at 91.5 FM. The event,… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Artwork and vendor booth applications are solicited for the 16th annual Sequim Lavender Festival. ARTWORK SHOULD FOCUS on “lavender in various scenes (including… Continue reading
Peninsula Daily News SEQUIM — Police released a composite sketch today of a man sought in the Monday morning robbery of KeyBank on North Dunlap… Continue reading
The Associated Press and the PDN COPALIS CROSSING, Grays Harbor County — The director of the National Weather Service, Sen. Maria Cantwell and Congressman Norm… Continue reading
PYSHT — Descendants of T.D. Merrill, R.D. Merrill and Clark Ring gathered with others on a sun-drenched deck of the historic Pysht lodge Wednesday to… Continue reading
MOUNT VERNON — The Peninsula College men’s soccer team isn’t the only one on campus that knows how to light up a scoreboard. As the… Continue reading
CHIMACUM— State Sen. Jim Hargrove isn’t an expert on bullying but feels it occurs because adults have set a poor behavioral example. “Politics is a… Continue reading
