Life
OTA finds a lot of fun in musical murder-mystery “Something’s Afoot”
The opens at 7:30 p.m. tonight and will run for three weekends through Nov. 13.
Entertainment
Author visit celebrates region’s ‘Boys in the Boat’ connection
Daniel James Brown will make two appearances in Port Angeles on Saturday.
Life
ISSUES OF FAITH: ‘Evil tongue’ can have a lasting impact
I have personally witnessed how verbal abuse and hateful words can cause deep, unseen wounds that leave lifelong…
Entertainment
Father, son to share stories of the mountains
Mt. Everest climbers Jim Whittaker and his son, Leif, will talk of their lives and exploits.
Entertainment
Saturday dinner to fund Mexican women’s scholarships
Mujeres de Maíz is an organization based in Sequim which supports education for young women in Chiapas, Mexico.
News
Dorothy Skerbeck, pioneer for disability advocacy, dies at age 93
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. today at Queen of Angels Catholic Church, 209 W.…
News
Sequim targets Fir Street repairs, parks projects in 2017
Sequim uses low-interest loans for water and sewer repairs.
News
NEWS BRIEFS: Port Angeles High School cadets to take part in training Saturday … and other items
News items on the North Olympic Peninsula.
News
YMCA to host grand opening of Sequim facility on Sunday
The event will start with speakers and a ribbon-cutting and follow with pumpkin decorating for youths.
Entertainment
Fossil fuels focus of Evening Talks at Olympic Natural Resource Center tonight
A presentation by Bruce Lippke of the University of Washington’s School of Environmental and Forest Sciences was rescheduled…
News
Port Angeles adds four police officers
The police department now has 30 of 32 authorized commissioned officers
Entertainment
Geologist to talk about geysers, volcanoes
Susan Kieffer will present Saturday on the topic of geologic nozzles and what they have in common with…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Media hype of Oct. 8 storms shows media at its worst
It’s indicative of the press’ handling of global warming, too.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: We need to know where lawmakers stand on Trans-Pacific Partnership
It’s impossible to balance the federal budget with cumulative trade deficits of $9 trillion as a drag on…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Brian Coughenour an oustanding candidate for Clallam Superior Court
His well-rounded accomplishments and empathy are unparalleled. I urge voters to vote for him.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Common sense gun laws? Since when have criminals obeyed laws?
Just look at recent stories in the Peninsula Daily News and Chicago Tribune.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Carbon tax initiative will save you in the short term, long run
Starting next year, I-732 would place a $15-per-ton tax on fossil fuels and provide $1,500 for low-income working…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Trump, GOP the party of lies and misdirection
Trump’s scorched-earth campaign is an extension of the Republican Party’s strategy over the past decade of obstructionism.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: A vote for Danille Turissini is a vote for the people
The state Senate candidate is running for you, not against her opponent.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: After election, we need to concentrate on coming together
We need to make it crystal clear that only following the party line is unacceptable and divisive.