Clallam County

LETTER: Common sense gun laws? Since when have criminals obeyed laws?

Just look at recent stories in the Peninsula Daily News and Chicago Tribune.

LETTER: I stand by my man, Donald Trump

But Hillary Clinton and I are quite different in how we do that.

LETTER: Media hype of Oct. 8 storms shows media at its worst

It’s indicative of the press’ handling of global warming, too.

LETTER: Trump, GOP the party of lies and misdirection

Trump’s scorched-earth campaign is an extension of the Republican Party’s strategy over the past decade of obstructionism.

LETTER: We need to know where lawmakers stand on Trans-Pacific Partnership

It’s impossible to balance the federal budget with cumulative trade deficits of $9 trillion as a drag on the economy.

Saturday dinner to fund Mexican women’s scholarships

Saturday dinner to fund Mexican women’s scholarships

Mujeres de Maíz is an organization based in Sequim which supports education for young women in Chiapas, Mexico.

Saturday dinner to fund Mexican women’s scholarships
Sequim targets Fir Street repairs, parks projects in 2017

Sequim targets Fir Street repairs, parks projects in 2017

Sequim uses low-interest loans for water and sewer repairs.

Sequim targets Fir Street repairs, parks projects in 2017
Diane Knox

Sequim, Port Townsend writers to read Friday during monthly event

Writers on the Spit organize Fourth Friday readings every month in Sequim.

Diane Knox

Lincoln High, Stevens Middle schools go into lockdown as police respond to report of gun in Port Angeles

When police arrived, they detained a suspect without incident and found no weapon.

Two Peninsula schools win grants for student projects

Two Peninsula schools win grants for student projects

Crescent School in Joyce and Blue Heron Middle School in Port Townsend each earned a $4,000 grant.

Two Peninsula schools win grants for student projects
Fourteen percent return ballots in Clallam County
Fourteen percent return ballots in Clallam County

Port Angeles man arrested for investigation of second-degree rape

A charging hearing will be held Friday in Clallam County Superior Court.

Little change in Peninsula unemployment

The seasonally adjusted statewide jobless rate dipped from a revised 5.7 percent in August to a preliminary 5.6 percent in September.

Archaeologists to tell of Tse-whit-zen findings

A free presentation will be in the second-floor conference room at The Landing mall in Port Angeles.

LETTER: A vote for Jill Stein is a vote for values, not the lesser of two evils

The Green Party candidate has taken no money from Wall Street and supports many of the platforms Bernie Sanders did.

LETTER: We support Randy Johnson for Clallam commissioner

His reputation and values make him a fine candidate for the office.

Rain gardens topic of presentation in Port Angeles today

Rain gardens topic of presentation in Port Angeles today

A rain garden is a shallow depression that collects, absorbs and filters runoff and efficiently supports a landscape.

Rain gardens topic of presentation in Port Angeles today

Port Angeles police: Student report of strangers approaching him deemed false

A school resource officer found out Wednesday afternoon — after the district had notified parents about the incident — that the report was false.