Nikolas Reinhardt Clark has pleaded not guilty to multiple rape and assault charges for crimes he is accused of committing in December.… Continue reading
The Clallam County Health Board exhibits the same mentality as the proponents of gun control. It is not the manufacturers who are causing the crisis,… Continue reading
A Port Angeles Coast Guard crew was among those to help two people whose boat started taking on water in Canadian waters Saturday… Continue reading
The Government Finance Officers Association awarded the city a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting recently. The certificate is the… Continue reading
Public comment is being taken now on a proposed revision of Olympic National Park’s Wildland Fire Management Plan. A public meeting… Continue reading
IF, AS THE saying goes, “the third time is a charm,” then the 30th time must be magnificent. And so it was when 45 gardening… Continue reading
A proposed program could provide grants for community college students to learn trades in high demand… Continue reading
Jim Jones is stepping down as Clallam County administrator. Jones, who was hired as the county’s top executive in May 2006, announced… Continue reading
THOSE OF YOU who have been paying attention know that I’ve spent the past couple of weeks telling one part of the story of my… Continue reading
JUST AS CHICKEN soup is good for the soul on a cold, rainy day, so is hunkering down and learning more about our horses. Thus,… Continue reading
In response to the Federal Communications Commission’s recent repeal of net-neutrality rules, the Washington House on… Continue reading
Please consider carefully when voting on the proposed Port Angeles School District capital levy. By renovating Stevens Middle School to allow sixth graders to attend… Continue reading
The sure thing in our world is death and taxes. We have some say over the former and more over the latter. The American government… Continue reading
Please vote “yes” on the upcoming school levy. Our schools are one of the prime indicators of the faith the community has in its future,… Continue reading
Our community’s civic duty is to bear the financial costs of school construction. I refuse to continue deferring these costs to the future and will… Continue reading
We have just received our ballots to vote on the capital levy for the Port Angeles School District. Please vote. Every vote counts. I know… Continue reading
Weirdly, our county, city, and port elected representatives imagine we need their guidance to vote. More weirdly, they pretend they should use their official position… Continue reading
Port Angeles voters should vote “yes” for our schools. There used to be five elementary schools. We cut that down to four. There used to… Continue reading
Last night, we ordered pizzas, and I realized that, once a month, those pies cost me about what the school levy will. I did tip… Continue reading
By Emily Hanson For Peninsula Daily News A FRIEND ONCE said to me, “Nothing says ‘I love you’ like a pile of heart-shaped meat.” He… Continue reading
