PORT ANGELES — An Earth Day cleanup of 58 miles of Strait of Juan de Fuca beach planned today and Saturday started with a photo… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — City Hall’s customer service desk — where many pay utility bills — will remain closed Friday afternoon. The City Council took no… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — With $10,000 from the city, a “buy local” campaign is now ready to get off the ground. The City Council unanimously approved… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Based on declining state funding, Superintendent Gene Laes proposes cutting 10 full-time equivalent positions from Port Townsend School District’s teaching staff of… Continue reading
LAPUSH — When the Quileute tribe sang and danced a welcome to whales at a special ceremony this week, a pod of orcas showed up… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The 11th annual Jeffco Expo aims to have something for everyone Saturday. Along with the old favorites of arm wrestling, mud drag… Continue reading
For more than 1,000 volunteers, the focus of Earth Day will be sprucing up the Pacific Coast beaches. The annual Washington Coast Cleanup on Saturday… Continue reading
By Rob Ollikainen Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES — Ruth Hunt-Polivka of Port Angeles celebrated her 101st birthday Thursday with friends, family and dignitaries from… Continue reading
A special awards night, a fundraiser for survivors of the Japanese earthquake and other activities are among the recreational gems offered on the North Olympic… Continue reading
By Peninsula Daily News services OLYMPIA — A bill that would charge for access to Washington’s 119 state parks and millions of acres of public… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — A 24-year-old man who was part of a research team on Mount Olympus fell 200 feet to 300 feet today and… Continue reading
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple faced questions this week about the security of its iPhone and iPad after a report that the devices regularly record their… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — When Gov. Chris Gregoire signed a bill April 13 that was sponsored by North Olympic Peninsula Sen. Jim Hargrove to prohibit motorcyclist profiling… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The state Attorney General's Office will take no legal action against former Port Angeles Mayor Karen Rogers for allegedly violating state law… Continue reading
Americans are more pessimistic about the nation's economic outlook and overall direction than they have been at any time since President Obama's first two months… Continue reading
New stone is laid on the steps of Port Townsend’s new community plaza at Pope Marine Park on Wednesday. The plaza is adjacent to the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Timothy P. Smith, accused as an accomplice in last week's hit-and-run, has bailed out of jail for the second time in a… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Copper Canyon Press came close to publishing a third Pulitzer Prize-winning book of poetry last week. Most recently, the publishing company based… Continue reading
Owners of the Kindle e-reader from Amazon.com will be able to download e-books from North Olympic Peninsula public libraries later this year. Amazon.com Inc. said… Continue reading
SEQUIM — A former Sequim-area man was charged for investigation of felony marijuana possession and two counts of unlawful possession of a firearm after Clallam… Continue reading
