PORT ANGELES — Skateboarding may not be a crime, but bicycling is another story — at least in the city's skate park. Police said they… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — On a sunny day, Peninsula College students have a rather large “artful” clock to measure the time. The sundial — which is… Continue reading
By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar The Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Republican plan to privatize Medicare wouldn’t touch his benefits, but Walter Dotson still doesn’t like the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — If Arlene Blume had known how much interest a British royal wedding would draw in Port Angeles, she would have sold more… Continue reading
SEQUIM — City officials are removing sandwich-board signs and other temporary signs from public rights of way, the public works director said. Removal began last… Continue reading
Peninsula Daily News WANTED! A theme for the ninth annual Windermere Sand Sculpture Classic at this summer’s Arts in Action festival on Port Angeles’ waterfront.… Continue reading
By MIKE BAKER The Associated Press (EDITOR'S NOTE: This version adds detail on federal law. Corrects that plant maximum is 45, not 99) OLYMPIA —… Continue reading
In case you missed it: http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/the-royal-wedding-2011/2011/04/29/AFWFwmBF_gallery.html#photo=1… Continue reading
This video shows Jaye Moore, executive director of the Northwest Raptor and Wildlife Center in Sequim, receiving a 2011 Clallam County Community Service Award at… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — A civic group that usually builds amenities for senior citizens so they can stay in their homes has just completed a more… Continue reading
CLALLAM BAY — The Cape Flattery School District will juggle an estimated $130,000 in cuts by rerouting buses and eliminating positions through attrition, said Superintendent… Continue reading
FORKS — The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department said it will conduct an internal investigation after a deputy crashed a patrol car into a ditch Wednesday… Continue reading
Peninsula Daily News Unwanted prescription pills —— including controlled substances — can be returned in cities throughout the North Olympic Peninsula on the second national… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A bald eagle found shot in December was transferred from Sequim’s Greywolf Veterinary Hospital to the Northwest Raptor & Wildlife Center on… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK — In Jefferson County, the invasive-plant control program tends to get the short end of the stalk, but Eve Dixon, coordinator of noxious… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A three-week closure of Olympic Hot Springs Road — including the Elwha and Altair campgrounds — may extend over Memorial Day… Continue reading
TACOMA — A federal District Court jury last week ruled in favor of Remington Arms Co. Inc. in a product liability lawsuit filed by a… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Douglas Ticknor of Port Angeles had a close encounter Wednesday with one of the twisters that swept through the South, killing hundreds… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Katrin Goudie is the grand-prize winner in the Port Angeles Realtors Association's “What My Home Means to Me” contest. Katrin was one… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — All of the chain-link fences will be removed, creating an open space from the Cotton Building to the Northwest Maritime Center at… Continue reading
