PORT ANGELES -- Family and friends of Terri and Woody Bertelson were rocking out to help them out on Sunday. The Bertelsons' Joyce home was… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The future of the William Shore Memorial Pool will be at stake on Tuesday evening. Save the Pool PA will make its… Continue reading
CARLSBORG -- Crisscrossing lawsuits, water rights questions and the commotion around 350 youngsters might have plowed under Camp King's Way. But after eight years of… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- When Cecily Ellis and Kayla Reynolds climb aboard the 2009 Rhododendron Festival float, ready to head down Lawrence Street in the Grand… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Early in his talk titled "Find the Martin Luther King Within You," Eric Davis invited a young white man to lie on… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Bank officials are in agreement: They want small-business owners to come in and talk before the Hood Canal Bridge closes for repair.… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND ¬Â-- The city of Port Townsend's new marketing director wants to bring the community together on a single message. Christina Pivarnik, owner of… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- The Eighth Street bridges will open in February, say project managers, who say the final touches are being done on the replacement… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES ¬Â-- A 16-year-old Port Angeles girl accused of downing her newborn son in a toilet bowl pleaded not guilty to murder on Friday.… Continue reading
By Laura H.F. Callender for Peninsula Daily News PORT ANGELES -- Karen McCormick, who rose from teller to president and CEO of First Federal, the… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Public property stored by the Sequim Police Department was taken by employees for their personal use, including two sirens sold on eBay for… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Buildings on the northwest corner of Lincoln and Eighth streets are posed to be demolished to make way for a new Rite… Continue reading
LAPUSH -- The crashing waves are sometimes the only company for a visitor to Second Beach's solitary shores in the winter. At high tide, waves… Continue reading
FORKS -- Somebody has pilfered the gas cap off the town's fictional heroine's pickup. Forks Chamber of Commerce officials think it was an overly-zealous fan… Continue reading
FORKS -- Ballots have been mailed to 3,005 Forks-area voters, asking them to approve Quillayute Valley School District's maintenance and operations levy and bond issues.… Continue reading
JOYCE -- When the shock wears off, the Crescent Loggers will turn their attention back to basketball. For now, the Loggers are completely focused on… Continue reading
DETROIT -- Can a 33-year-old man from Sequim help save the American automobile industry? Richard Duff, one of the youngest body designers at the North… Continue reading
Three North Olympic Peninsula tribes are receiving federal disaster relief funds allocated for tribal and nontribal commercial fishermen to compensate for poor sockeye salmon runs… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Rayonier Inc. executives have verbally agreed to lease a large water tank on their 75-acre property at the north end of Ennis… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- The Port Townsend Chamber of Commerce is unable to find a charter boat service willing to provide Port Townsend-Seattle passenger ferry service,… Continue reading
