While Port Gamble S’Klallam tribal member will give a carving demo in Port Angeles, a Shepherds Festival is planned in Sequim, and the annual Memorial… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — Lower-income Washington state families with students in the eighth grade have until June 30 to sign up for future college financial assistance under… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — This weekend is the last chance to visit the Elwha Valley for several weeks. The section of Olympic Hot Springs Road… Continue reading
The state’s two-year budget that the Legislature passed Wednesday will help pay for expansions of Peninsula College’s fitness center and Forks site and the construction… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The Rhododendron Festival may be over for the year — but the fun isn’t. Some 21 men will dress up and dance… Continue reading
Memorial Day observances across the North Olympic Peninsula will honor the memories of those who died in foreign wars. Monday observances, organized by town, are:… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College will enhance literacy programs in Port Angeles and LaPush with a $65,000 grant from the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — William Hunt has an affinity for the trees at Lincoln Park, and he wants to save them from being cut down. The… Continue reading
By Philip L. Watness For Peninsula Daily News BRINNON — “Shrimp is the fruit of the sea,” Pvt. Benjamin Buford “Bubba” Blue told Forrest Gump… Continue reading
HOQUIAM — Grays Harbor Paper is shutting down its Hoquiam mill. President Patrick Quigg says the high price of materials, lower than expected sales and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Hall plans to begin installing its new “smart” utility meters for the general public June 6. Meters were installed for City… Continue reading
By Manuel Valdes and Mike Baker The Associated Press OLYMPIA — The state Legislature completed months of grueling negotiations Wednesday night, adjourning after passing a… Continue reading
SEATTLE — Peninsula Daily News senior staff writer and Commentary page editor Paul Gottlieb won a third-place award for investigative journalism for daily newspapers with… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — As the filing deadline approaches for this year’s election, there are few announced candidates — the most recent possibility being Paul Richmond,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The fourth annual Rock N Roll Bike Show will display bikes Saturday and host a poker run Sunday. The events spanning two… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The Seattle Symphony’s upcoming Port Townsend appearance will be a very special occasion, said Centrum’s Executive Director John MacElwee, and will be… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Sequim Senior Activity Center will celebrate its 40th anniversary with a communitywide open house today. The free open house will be from… Continue reading
BLYN — With a track record of raising $1.72 million since 1977, Sequim-Dungeness Hospital Guild Thrift Shop on Wednesday donated more than $24,000 to benefit… Continue reading
SHINE — A pilot project restricting Hood Canal Bridge openings for pleasure boats will begin Friday. The bridge won't open for any vessel not part… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Paul Cronauer has plans to change the appearance of the shoreline near his waterfront building, The Landing mall. He has filed for… Continue reading
