Any comparison between Harriet Tubman and Hillary Clinton [“For Clinton,” Peninsula Voices, Oct. 21-22] must acknowledge their single-mindedness. Tubman’s life was devoted to freeing slaves… Continue reading
The Clallam Superior Court hopeful is the kind of judge we need to help the citizens of the county.
The Clallam commissioner hopeful has the business acumen and diligence to make a difference in the county.
News items on the North Olympic Peninsula.
The Port Angeles Association of Realtors recently held its annual Oktoberfest fundraiser to benefit Peninsula Housing Authority’s “Self-Help Housing Program” and the… Continue reading
IT WAS ANOTHER tough day for those of us who love the iconic orca, or killer whale. An article, “Scientists: Breach Dams To Save Orcas,”… Continue reading
The Olympic Discovery Trail is making headway at two spots around Discovery Bay. Two ¾-mile sections could be completed as early as… Continue reading
The Port Angeles School Board will consider the wording of an explanatory statement for a levy proposal on the Feb. 14 ballot… Continue reading
Clallam County officials are fine-tuning policy revisions for county road speed limits. The proposed amendments to Policy 817 would eliminate an annual… Continue reading
Clallam County Public Utility District will transition to a new online bill payment system called SmartHub starting today at 5 p.m. Customers will… Continue reading
Bogey’s bite has triggered a $2.74 million claim for damages against his owner, the city of Port Angeles. The attorney for the… Continue reading
Auditions for Olympic Theatre
Arts’ staged reading of William Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” are set from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and from… Continue reading
The Resort at Port Ludlow has announced that the resort came in fifth place in the Best Pet Friendly Hotel competition hosted… Continue reading
Hamilton Elementary first-grade teachers Michelle Weber, Sara Hochberger and Lisa McCoy assign their students a family homework project each fall around the… Continue reading
His commitment to community and ideas for the court — modernization and a Veterans Court — make him the best choice.
I write this letter in support of Brian Coughenour for Superior Court judge in the upcoming election. I have known Brian for 25 years and… Continue reading
A resident on Blue Mountain Road called 9-1-1 after a vehicle driven by Clayton Folsom, 29, stopped in a driveway, deputies say.
The doors to the YMCA of Sequim have officially opened, one year after the Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center’s closed. As officials spoke during… Continue reading
More than three years after the implementation of a digital patient-records system called Epic at North Olympic Peninsula hospitals, challenges still remain… Continue reading
Peninsula College will host an open house for its advanced manufacturing and composites technology program Tuesday. The free event will be from… Continue reading
