Clallam County

Port to build laundry facility in Port Angeles Boat Haven

The Port of Port Angeles is adding a laundry facility to the Port Angeles Boat Haven. Commissioners on Tuesday told port staff… Continue reading

World War II-era grenade found on Port Townsend beach destroyed

World War II-era grenade found on Port Townsend beach destroyed

A World War II-era grenade found buried in the sand near the Point Wilson Lighthouse in Fort Worden has been destroyed. An… Continue reading

World War II-era grenade found on Port Townsend beach destroyed

Electrocuted bird dubbed Sparky ‘acting more like an eagle every day’

Sparky the eagle appears headed for recovery after he was electrocuted March 12 by a 7,200-volt power line before falling 45 feet… Continue reading

Immigration concerns spark meetings on Peninsula

The message for callers who are put on hold when they phone the Seattle office of the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project gives… Continue reading

Kuh chosen to replace Horan on Sequim School Board

Kuh chosen to replace Horan on Sequim School Board

Brian Kuh, executive director of EDC Team Jefferson and president of Citizens for Sequim Schools, has been chosen to fill the Sequim School… Continue reading

Kuh chosen to replace Horan on Sequim School Board

Clallam Board of Health urged to tap more resources on opioid epidemic

The Clallam County Board of Health should tap the knowledge of other advisory panels as it looks for ways to help fight… Continue reading

Clallam Public Utility District electric rates going up

Electric rates are going up for Clallam Public Utility District customers. The new electric rates are effective on all bills rendered on or… Continue reading

Soroptimists recognize Women of Distinction

Soroptimists recognize Women of Distinction

Soroptimist International of Port Angeles Jet Set has named seven Port Angeles residents as Women of Distinction. Awards were announced at a… Continue reading

Soroptimists recognize Women of Distinction

Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge seeks volunteers

Those who want to volunteer at the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge can sign up now for April training. Training of U.S. Fish and… Continue reading

‘Sleeping Beauty’ ballet graces Port Angeles this weekend

‘Sleeping Beauty’ ballet graces Port Angeles this weekend

Ballet Workshop will premiere a brand-new full-length production of “Sleeping Beauty,” presented by the Juan de Fuca Foundation for the Arts, on… Continue reading

‘Sleeping Beauty’ ballet graces Port Angeles this weekend

Bail set for Port Angeles man charged with second-degree rape

An 18-year-old Port Angeles man charged with raping a 13-year-old girl was in tears when he appeared in Clallam County Superior Court… Continue reading

Battle of the Books tonight in Port Angeles

Twelve teams of Clallam County fourth-graders will do battle in a competition that wraps up a yearlong collaborative effort at 6:30 tonight.… Continue reading

BUSINESS BRIEFS: Sequim insurance group earns national award; Discovery Behavioral Healthcare wins award

Insurance Services Group, based in Sequim, recently earned the Chairman’s Award from Safeco Insurance for outstanding performance. The Chairman’s Award is the highest… Continue reading

Dancing, birding and sailing in the week ahead

A community dance, a birding field trip to Fort Flagler and sailing on the Adventuress are among upcoming activities on the North Olympic Peninsula. Information… Continue reading

Documentary to tell of life of Native American activist

A documentary showcasing the life of Native American activist, poet, recording artist, actor and speaker John Trudell will be shown at Peninsula College… Continue reading

ISSUES OF FAITH: Run to the cross and see God anew

If we say we have fellowship with him while we walk in darkness, we lie and do not practice the truth. But if we walk… Continue reading

LETTER: Continue your excellent coverage of women’s sports, PDN

I’ve been so appreciative of the coverage of women’s sports this past eight to nine months at the elementary, high school, Peninsula College, Division I… Continue reading

LETTER: Here are some further facts on fishing quotas

Regarding the recent letter in Peninsula Voices (“Fish quotas,” March 19), I would like the community to be aware of some additional information about this… Continue reading

LETTER: Just like back in WWII, I expect D.C. to serve the public, not parties

I am a 92-year-old veteran of World War II. I served in the South Pacific. Gen. Douglas MacArthur was in charge. We did our jobs,… Continue reading

Monologues explore emotions at funerals

Monologues explore emotions at funerals

The different emotions at funerals will be explored in this weekend’s Port Angeles Community Players Second Stage production of “Three Viewings.” The… Continue reading

Monologues explore emotions at funerals