Clallam County

Suspect in ATM glue damage back in jail after theft

Suspect in ATM glue damage back in jail after theft

A 65-year-old Port Angeles man who could face charges for allegedly putting glue on several ATM machines last weekend was back in… Continue reading

Suspect in ATM glue damage back in jail after theft
Fishers, whales stay on state endangered list after panel meets in Port Angeles

Fishers, whales stay on state endangered list after panel meets in Port Angeles

Forest-dwelling fishers and five whales species maintained endangered species status at a meeting in Port Angeles last week. The state Fish and… Continue reading

Fishers, whales stay on state endangered list after panel meets in Port Angeles

Anniversary of terrorist attacks noted today

First responders will be honored and volunteers will provide service to their community today on the anniversary of the 2001 terrorist acts… Continue reading

Port Angeles woman jailed for investigation of assaulting two police officers

A 40-year-old Port Angeles woman was jailed over the weekend after she allegedly assaulted two city police officers. Alicia N. Hernandez was… Continue reading

Tickets on sale for Olympic Discovery Trail fundraiser

The third annual Fall Ball silent auction and dance fundraiser event will be held from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct.… Continue reading

Young artists to entertain at Port Angeles Symphony fundraiser

Young artists to entertain at Port Angeles Symphony fundraiser

Romance, music and a “makeover.” All three will come together in the Port Angeles Symphony’s season-opening party, “Concert & Cuisine,” organizers said.… Continue reading

Young artists to entertain at Port Angeles Symphony fundraiser

Day of Caring community service projects planned Monday in Clallam County

Volunteers will work on community projects during United Way of Clallam County’s Day of Caring on Monday. This year, United Way hosted two sessions of… Continue reading

Port Angeles City Council, port agree to remove trees that obstruct runway

“Airports and trees don’t mix.” That sentiment has remained steady through more than four decades of public debate, Port of Port Angeles’… Continue reading

Port Angeles port eyes tenant for KPly site

Port Angeles port eyes tenant for KPly site

The Port of Port Angeles is on the brink of obtaining an anchor tenant at the port’s new Marine Trades Industrial Park,… Continue reading

Port Angeles port eyes tenant for KPly site
Clallam County volunteers looking for fruit, produce to share with community

Clallam County volunteers looking for fruit, produce to share with community

Clallam County Gleaners need help. The group has plenty of volunteers but is looking for more fruit trees and produce to glean… Continue reading

Clallam County volunteers looking for fruit, produce to share with community
Andrew May stands in front of the silage leftover from processing fresh-cut hops as seen in the background on individual wagons. The thousand-acre operation is east of Moxee. (Sheila Miller)

A GROWING CONCERN: Hop to it by cultivating libatious plants

O — MAZING” The hop for its profit I thus do exalt, It strengtheneth the drink and it flavorith malt, and being well-brewed,… Continue reading

Andrew May stands in front of the silage leftover from processing fresh-cut hops as seen in the background on individual wagons. The thousand-acre operation is east of Moxee. (Sheila Miller)

BIRD WATCH: Texas birding makes for lasting memories

I LOVE TEXAS. I’ve considered it special ever since childhood. You can’t grow up crazy about horses and cowboys without giving part of your heart… Continue reading

Dungeness woman continues skydiving at 84

Dungeness woman continues skydiving at 84

While she may be up in years, 84-year-old Clairee Meeks of Dungeness area prefers to go… Continue reading

Dungeness woman continues skydiving at 84

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

Formal 9/11 ceremony set Monday at newly renamed Port Angeles park

A formal ceremony honoring first responders and the lives lost during the 9/11 terrorist attacks is set for noon Monday at the… Continue reading

HELP LINE: Don’t let probate fear stop you dead

PROBATE. A LOT of us just stopped dead in our tracks (some things I just can’t resist). After all, “death” and “probate” go together, right?… Continue reading

Highway 101 around Lake Crescent closed for up to four days beginning Monday

Four days. Friday’s announcement that U.S. Highway 101, the major route to and from the West End, will be closed around Lake… Continue reading

HORSEPLAY: Fresh water is important for animals

HORSEPLAY: Fresh water is important for animals

IF YOU WERE thirsty and were handed a glass filled with green and murky water, would you drink it? Just as we want and enjoy… Continue reading

HORSEPLAY: Fresh water is important for animals

LETTER: Always keep safety in mind when riding a bicycle

It’s alarming to me, seeing men and women riding motorcycles, scooters or mopeds wearing shorts, dresses, flip-flops, sandals or tennis shoes. Last week in Sequim,… Continue reading

LETTER: Misconstrued comments no laughing matter

I got a chuckle out of Sept. 1’s “Wolves vs. sheep” letter on Page A10 of the Peninsula Daily News. The writer overheard part of… Continue reading