Peninsula Daily News news services WASHINGTON — This week, the House will debate bills on offshore-oil drilling, while the Senate will resume work on a… Continue reading
Prisoners who have served their time could end up paying more for their post-release supervision. The state House passed a bill May 2 that would… Continue reading
QUILCENE — Two finalists for a joint Quilcene-Brinnon superintendent position will meet the public today. Martin Schmidt, superintendent of the Gorman (Calif.) Independent School District,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Lower Elwha Klallam Vice Chairman Russell N. “Razz” Hepfer and Councilman Joseph A. Turrey retained their seats on the Tribal Council in… Continue reading
BY: The Associated Press VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — The killing of Osama bin Laden, a man who was America's face of evil for nearly a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The protective construction fence is down, and 61,750-square-foot Maier Hall at Peninsula College is almost ready for its furniture. The paint has… Continue reading
Four community heroes will be honored May 17 with the Jefferson County Heart of Service award for 2011. The Heart of Service honors the “dedication,… Continue reading
By Philip L. Watness For Peninsula Daily News PORT TOWNSEND — Landlubbers and sailors alike braved pelting rain Saturday afternoon to celebrate the opening of… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Sequim softball team completed its perfect run through the Olympic League with a 9-6 victory over the Kingston Buccaneers on Friday. A… Continue reading
Toxin levels remained low in Lake Anderson and other East Jefferson County lakes in samples taken last week. Lake Anderson, Lake Leland and Gibbs Lake… Continue reading
POULSBO — Records continued to fall at the second and final day of the Olympic League track and field championships Saturday. The Port Angeles boys… Continue reading
A Coast Guard helicopter crew from Air Station/Sector Field Office Port Angeles rescued a 13-year-old boy Saturday from the waters south of Camano Island after… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — The state Department of Ecology is seeking additional public comment on a rule to carry out the state Legislature’s Children’s Safe Product Act.… Continue reading
By Philip L. Watness for Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES — The long drive from Forks will be much different next month for Marlene Mendenhall,… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Makah tribal police and the FBI are investigating a death on the reservation. As of late Saturday, authorities said it was likely… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College will host a First Amendment Festival — with a presentation, panel discussion and film — on Tuesday and Wednesday. At… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A 42-year-old Forks man will be tried in June for allegedly threatening to kill a judge. Robert L. Kenney pleaded not guilty… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Artwork by Franklin Elementary School fifth-graders will become a mural in the Peninsula Community Mental Health Center. After hearing a presentation on… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The 116th Sequim Irrigation Festival street fair continues today as events lead up to a grand finale this coming weekend. The festival, planned… Continue reading
Peninsula Daily News OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — The National Park Service is seeking proposals from companies to oversee concessions at Kalaloch Lodge and Log Cabin… Continue reading
