Clallam County

LETTER: Kudos to Nash, PDN, Gazette for Mad Hatter story

Matthew Nash’s article on the Mad Hatter Tea (“Survivors, supporters rally … “) in the Sequim Gazette on Oct. 4 and the Peninsula Daily News… Continue reading

LETTER: Large election contributions endanger democracy

Is our democracy at risk? As long as we keep allowing our politicians to accept large contributions from special interest groups, I say yes. Is… Continue reading

LETTER: Race Street design needs to focus on vehicular traffic

Race Street from Front Street is the main entrance in Port Angeles to the Olympic National Park and mainly Lauridsen Boulevard. Race Street is the… Continue reading

LETTER: Wants to see the pool’s data before election

and possibly future — user of the William Shore Pool in Port Angeles, I’ve personally seen… Continue reading

New push for automatic voter registration set for Washington

Activists are preparing for a new push to enact automatic voter registration in the state either in the upcoming… Continue reading

NEWS BRIEFS: Shelter Providers meeting set … and other items

The Shelter Providers Network of Clallam County will hear from Olympic Community Action Programs about a proposed levy to create an affordable… Continue reading

WSU Extension offers ‘Whole Farm Planning’ course

WSU Clallam and Jefferson county extension offices are offering “Cultivating Success: Whole Farm Planning,” an eight-week series for local farmers and producers, held simultaneously in… Continue reading

Evening Talk canceled

Olympic Natural Resources Center’s Evening Talk scheduled for 7 tonight has been canceled due to the speaker’s illness. The center will aim to… Continue reading

Port Angeles police investigate pot shop break-in, residential burglaries; two suspects arrested

Port Angeles police investigate pot shop break-in, residential burglaries; two suspects arrested

City police Monday were investigating a break-in at Mister Buds marijuana shop and two residential burglaries that might have been related. Isaiah… Continue reading

Port Angeles police investigate pot shop break-in, residential burglaries; two suspects arrested

Forecasters calling for first major rainfall of season for Olympic Peninsula

Get ready for the first significant rainfall of the season, the National Weather Service said. A wet and windy pattern will persist… Continue reading

Scientists witness huge cosmic crash, find origins of gold

Scientists witness huge cosmic crash, find origins of gold

It was a faint signal, but it told of one of the most violent acts in the… Continue reading

Scientists witness huge cosmic crash, find origins of gold

NEWS BRIEFS: Fun Run registration … and other items

Registration is being accepted now for the Healthy Families Run for Safe Families on Saturday. The run will be from 10 a.m.… Continue reading

Status hearing in child rape case moved to Friday

A status hearing for Donald William Kingsley has been continued to give him time to review a plea offer, Clallam County Superior… Continue reading

WEST END NEIGHBOR: West Enders rock and roll through construction the best they can

ROAD CLOSURES AND long delays are inconvenient for all who use U.S. Highway 101 to and from the West End. However, sometimes delays can hold… Continue reading

Free preview of story-telling festival planned Thursday

Free preview of story-telling festival planned Thursday

Four area storytellers will present their tales at Studium General on Thursday as a free preview that will kick off the annual… Continue reading

Free preview of story-telling festival planned Thursday
Port of Port Angeles dedicates John Wayne Marina room to late executive director

Port of Port Angeles dedicates John Wayne Marina room to late executive director

The Port of Port Angeles has dedicated a room at John Wayne Marina to the late Jerry Hendricks, a former port executive director… Continue reading

Port of Port Angeles dedicates John Wayne Marina room to late executive director
Guest cabins to be replaced at Log Cabin Resort on Lake Crescent

Guest cabins to be replaced at Log Cabin Resort on Lake Crescent

New guest cabins will be available when Olympic National Park’s Log Cabin Resort at Lake Crescent opens for the season in May.… Continue reading

Guest cabins to be replaced at Log Cabin Resort on Lake Crescent
Author of memoir about China to speak in Chimacum on Thursday

Author of memoir about China to speak in Chimacum on Thursday

Where the country sought to bandage its past, Anchee Min unraveled the tape and prodded the wound. Min’s award-winning memoir “Red Azalea” recounts… Continue reading

Author of memoir about China to speak in Chimacum on Thursday
Extreme low flows in West End rivers prompt closures to protect salmon

Extreme low flows in West End rivers prompt closures to protect salmon

River flows so low they impede salmon returning to rivers to spawn are prompting emergency fishing closures on several West End rivers beginning Monday. The… Continue reading

Extreme low flows in West End rivers prompt closures to protect salmon
Betsy DeVos fundraising talk draws hundreds of protesters

Betsy DeVos fundraising talk draws hundreds of protesters

DeVos fundraising visit draws hundreds of protesters

Betsy DeVos fundraising talk draws hundreds of protesters