Sequim: Olympic Theatre Arts celebrates acquisition of own building

SEQUIM -- Another milestone has been reached by organizers working to speed up the renovation of Olympic Theatre Arts' new building on North Sequim Avenue.… Continue reading

Turnout at Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival “beyond our wildest dreams”

PORT ANGELES -- The final day of the third annual Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival proved as popular as the first, with scores of visitors… Continue reading

Archeological dig could delay Hood Canal Bridge replacement even more, state transportation secretary admits

The continued discovery of early Klallam remains and artifacts in a portion of the Port Angeles graving yard property could hold up replacement of the… Continue reading

Mom to walk in memory of young daughter

SEQUIM -- Somewhere, in a city known only to a few, KayDee Campbell's heart beats in the chest of someone who whose life depended on… Continue reading

Peninsula’s Pearl Harbor survivors unit fades away

It was business as usual at the final meeting of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association Chapter 10. Those in attendance recited the Pledge of Allegiance.… Continue reading

Unlucky cat gets luckier with $1,333 in donations for surgery

A total of $1,333 has been donated to help defray medical expenses of a cat that spent 11 days in a tree over a North… Continue reading

Voter forums scheduled in Clallam

THE LEAGUE OF Women Voters of Clallam County, in conjunction with the American Association of University Women and Peninsula Daily News, will hold two forums… Continue reading

Woman escapes house fire uninjured

PORT ANGELES -- An East Third Street home was damaged by an early morning fire Friday. The only person home at the time of the… Continue reading

Clallam: Flu shots to be offered, but in limited amounts to at-risk patients

Flu shots are still being offered in Clallam County, but the shortage announced earlier this week has prompted several locations to cancel their upcoming vaccine… Continue reading

Jefferson: “Medical risk” groups to get priority for rationed flu vaccine

Jefferson County residents considered in "medical risk" health groups are likely to receive influenza vaccines this year. It's doubtful others will But many planned shot… Continue reading

Lower Elwha want temporary construction shutdown at graving yard

PORT ANGELES -- Lower Elwha Klallam tribal leaders said Thursday that they have asked the state Department of Transportation to temporarily shut down all graving… Continue reading

Peninsula: Crab festival highlights weekend’s activities

Residents of the North Olympic Peninsula this weekend can delight in one of the region's great commodities during the third annual Dungeness Crab & Seafood… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Dozens attend session reviewing archaeological finds at graving yard site

PORT ANGELES -- Scientists working to recover remnants of an ancient Klallam village say the site is one of the richest archaeological finds in the… Continue reading

Quilcene: Puppy’s tongue cut out — was it “satanists”?

QUILCENE -- Tamara Lenzen came home to her Coyle Road farm on Tuesday afternoon to find one of her Chihuahua puppies dead. The month-old pup… Continue reading

Sequim: Police make drug raid

SEQUIM -- Police officers arrested two people Wednesday night in a planned raid on a West Alder Street home. Officers arrested John Stayton, 49, for… Continue reading

Clallam: Sudden flu shot shortage creates crunch in county, huge turnout at Sequim store clinic

Flu season is barely here, but a nationwide shortage of influenza vaccine means North Olympic Peninsula health authorities are re-evaluating their supply -- and their… Continue reading

Jefferson: Clinics on hold until officials know how much flu vaccine they”ll get

Influenza vaccination clinics in East Jefferson County were thrown into limbo Wednesday with national news of a major vaccine shortage. The critical situation forced Safeway… Continue reading

Jefferson: County librarian finds “community connection,” he tells Port Ludlow audience

PORT LUDLOW -- After 35 years in public libraries, including more than 20 as a high-ranking executive in Seattle's system, Ray Serebrin has finally found… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Teen Unity project catches City Council’s ear

PORT ANGELES -- A project to consolidate youth program information in one place received an enthusiastic reception from the City Council on Tuesday night. The… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Tribe, archaeologists try to figure out origins and reason for skull pit

PORT ANGELES -- Lower Elwha Klallam tribal members and archaeologists are trying to determine the origins -- and possible purpose -- of 15 human skulls… Continue reading