News
Marine Resources Committee student interns to present work today
PORT ANGELES — The Clallam County Marine Resources Committee invites the public to celebrate the work of its…
Arts & Entertainment
Bask in the outdoors with free summer concerts
Sequim and Port Townsend will offer the last of their outdoor summer concerts this week, while Port Angeles…
News
New principal to be introduced at Queen of Angels open house Tuesday
PORT ANGELES — Queen of Angels Catholic School will host an open house Tuesday to allow the public…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Advertising has us addicted and ‘programmed’
I’m old enough to remember the birth of cable television service.
News
Forks man jailed after rollover wreck in Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — A Forks man was jailed over the weekend after a rollover wreck in Port Angeles.
News
Cape Flattery Lighthouse named a National Treasure
NEAH BAY — Cape Flattery Lighthouse on Tatoosh Island has been named a National Treasure by the National…
News
Port Angeles woman marks 100 years with music, active lifestyle
PORT ANGELES — Music has played a role throughout her life, and at 100 years old, Anne Todnem…
Life
HORSEPLAY: Speed, talent needed to win horse events
IT’S NO SECRET I prefer the speed and action of barrel racing over the slower paced Western performance…
Life
HELP LINE: Say ‘enough’ to abuse; report it
THIS WEEK, LIKE last week, I want to begin with the most important things I’m going to say:…
News
Port Angeles School Board approves 4-1 pact with health center for school-based clinic
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles High School will increase Washington’s tally of school-based health centers to 37.
Business
BUSINESS BRIEFS: Clallam department extends deadline for septic inspection program … and other items
The Clallam County Department of Health & Human Services septic inspection program’s deadline has been extended to Saturday,…
News
Researchers study ocean canyons in Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary
NEAH BAY — From one underwater canyon to the next, the EV Nautilus is shedding new light on…
News
Killed cougar may be animal reported seen in west Port Angeles
PORT ANGELES — A cougar that may have been invading west Port Angeles neighborhoods for the past month…
Crime & Justice
Coast Guard member sentenced after military court finds him guilty of sexual assault in Port Angeles
SEATTLE — Authorities say a Coast Guard member has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a girl at…
News
NEWS BRIEFS: Ad deadline Thursday for next month’s Great Strait Sale … and other items
JOYCE — The Juan de Fuca Scenic Byway Association will sponsor the 10th annual Great Strait Sale on…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: ‘Cleansing’ history — i.e., statue-toppling — an early act of totalitarian regimes
Toppling monuments
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: I had a nice experience with recent ranter’s ‘boys on bikes’
I read the rant about the boys on their bikes behaving badly [Aug. 20, “Rants & Raves,” Peninsula…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: If we’re purging history, why stop with Confederate ‘heroes’?
There have been uproars and demonstrations over the past the several weeks about slavery and monuments to Confederate…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Racial attacks spawned from Trump’s racist history
The racism in America boiled up Aug. 12 in Charlottesville, Va., and in Seattle.