Henry Acevedo, former chief copy editor of the Peninsula Daily News, died at the University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle early Saturday morning. He… Continue reading
By Greg Skinner, for Peninsula Daily News REDDING, Calif. –– One month after graduating from Port Townsend High School, 18-year-old Andrew "Andy" Palmer died on… Continue reading
ON TUESDAY AT a special meeting, the Port Angeles City Council will discuss steps the council will take in choosing Mark Madsen's successor as city… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Sequim's search for a new chief administrator will accelerate Monday if the City Council hires a consultant recommended by a search committee. A… Continue reading
By Greg Skinner, for Peninsula Daily News FORKS –– Interfor Pacific Inc. has agreed to purchase Portac Inc.'s lumber mills in Forks and Beaver for… Continue reading
Over the past few weeks I have studied the memorandums released to the public in which Mr. Madsen described numerous instances of concern. I have… Continue reading
To the People of Port Angeles: As a firm believer in open government, I support the rights of the citizens to know the facts. On… Continue reading
Over the past few days I have been asked to respond to questions from the media regarding City Council and my resignation from the City.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Police are investigating the third and most damaging of three burglaries at Vintage Hardware in the past year, which took place overnight… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Copies of a petition with more than 300 signatures from those objecting to a proposed disc golf course at Robin Hill Farm Park… Continue reading
SEQUIM — The Sequim City Council will give information about the city's newly formed transportation benefit district — and hear what residents think of a… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Driftwood, chain saw art, and work by turners and pyrographers will be on display at the second annual Pacific Northwest Wood Artisans Show… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The annual Arts in Action festival begins today and runs through Sunday at City Pier and Hollywood Beach. "It's designed to be… Continue reading
By Greg Skinner, for Peninsula Daily News CARLSBORG — Throughout the summer, Paul and Deborah Hansen worried over a growing mystery on their family farm.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The City Council is considering a consultant contract for Mark Madsen, who has resigned his city manager's job effective Labor Day. The… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — If he is elected governor, he will work to make Washington state becomes a haven for entrepreneurs, Republican gubernatorial candidate Dino Rossi… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — Fred Hill Materials' attorney has demanded that Jefferson County commissioners and interim county Administrator Dennis Richards rescind a Monday letter suspending work… Continue reading
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — Karen Gustin has a pleasing view from her new superintendent's chair, but what charms her is the idea of getting out… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend Paper Corp. mill — Jefferson County's largest private employer — has laid off 14 people in the face of… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK — What improvements would you like to see on state highways 19 and 20 leading to Port Townsend ferry terminal? The state Department… Continue reading
