Clallam County

Clallam County Fire District 2 gets new brush engine

Clallam County Fire District 2 gets new brush engine

Clallam County Fire District No. 2 received a new brush engine designed to fight fires in wildland urban interface areas surrounding Port… Continue reading

Clallam County Fire District 2 gets new brush engine

EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings

Monthly luncheon meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at 11:15 a.m. in the second-floor… Continue reading

Gardening with ducks latest Master Gardener talk in Port Angeles

Gardening with ducks latest Master Gardener talk in Port Angeles

Master Gardener Selinda Barkhuis will share her experiences of gardening with ducks at noon Thursday. Her presentation, the next installment of Washington… Continue reading

Gardening with ducks latest Master Gardener talk in Port Angeles

HELP LINE: Upcoming caregiver conference can help

I’VE BEEN WRITING columns about caregiving for as long as I’ve been writing columns, which is longer than most of us care to remember. A… Continue reading

LETTER: Better ways to address oral health than water fluoridation

I am going to make an assumption that fluoride prevents cavities. I haven’t seen any convincing double-blind studies to confirm that, but to be safe,… Continue reading

LETTER: Careful when voting for propositions, taxes and bonds

Most elections give voters the opportunity to decide whether to increase their property taxes. Property owners pay taxes on both the state and local levels.… Continue reading

LETTER: Misleading letter obfuscates the facts of fluoride

A recent letter (“Pregnancy, fluoride,” Peninsula Daily News, Oct. 30) brought to our attention a newly published study on maternal fluoride exposure and IQ in… Continue reading

LETTER: Moving makes fluoridated water obvious choice

An interesting data point: When my adult daughter moved to Hawaii after growing up in Vancouver, her first visit to the dentist drew the exclamation,… Continue reading

LETTER: Recent letter writer obfuscates facts in flouride study

Unfortunately, another letter writer is not the only person who can read fluoride-related magazine articles. The misleading statistics a writer cited in her Oct. 30… Continue reading

LETTER: Urges ‘no’ vote on water fluoridation in Port Angeles

Vote no on Proposition 2. Our community has had an advisory survey and one vote in the past, each time voting in the majority that… Continue reading

LETTER: Vote ‘no’ on second-class-city, fluoride questions

When I saw a recent photo headline, “Taking a stand for water,” I thought it was about fluoride-free drinking water. Wrong! So I’m writing about… Continue reading

Military, veterans saluted at Boys & Girls Club auction, dinner in Sequim

With a patriotic theme as a backdrop, the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Olympic Peninsula invites the community to take part in… Continue reading

North Olympic Peninsula ballots trickling in as Election Day nears

Voter turnout was about 34 percent in Jefferson County and nearly 20 percent in Clallam County, elections officials said Friday. The Jefferson County Auditor’s Office… Continue reading

Port Angeles seeks tree donation for the holidays

The city Parks and Recreation Department is seeking the donation of a 30- to 35-foot-tall fir tree for the city’s holiday festivities.… Continue reading

Sequim, fishermen look to improve pond fishing

Sequim, fishermen look to improve pond fishing

As projects continue around Carrie Blake Community Park, officials with the city of Sequim are considering new options for fishing there as well.… Continue reading

Sequim, fishermen look to improve pond fishing
State funding prompts Port Angeles School District to keep Fairview Elementary

State funding prompts Port Angeles School District to keep Fairview Elementary

The Port Angeles School District will not sell Fairview Elementary School after officials realized keeping the vacant building makes the district eligible… Continue reading

State funding prompts Port Angeles School District to keep Fairview Elementary
Welfare for Animals Guild celebrates new Half Way Home Ranch in Sequim

Welfare for Animals Guild celebrates new Half Way Home Ranch in Sequim

With a snip of the ceremonial ribbon, three years of planning, fundraising and volunteer hours came to a close recently, much to the… Continue reading

Welfare for Animals Guild celebrates new Half Way Home Ranch in Sequim
More snow possible for North Olympic Peninsula by Sunday morning

More snow possible for North Olympic Peninsula by Sunday morning

from a trace up to 3 inches — could appear on the North Olympic Peninsula by this morning, while the Olympic… Continue reading

More snow possible for North Olympic Peninsula by Sunday morning

EYE ON CLALLAM: County board to hear emergency management briefing

Clallam County commissioners will hear an update on emergency management activities, accomplishments and challenges Monday. The work session will begin at 9 a.m. in the… Continue reading

Stretches of Quillayute River system reopened to fishing

Much of the Quillayute River system reopened to fishing Saturday following closures for low water levels. The Quillayute River, as well as sections of the… Continue reading