Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Social leveling victimizes the very people it’s supposed to benefit
Plato said, “Free people are not equal. Equal people are not free.”
Business
EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings
• Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce — Monthly luncheon meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each…
Life
A GROWING CONCERN: Some exotic houseplants to snazz up your space
GROUNDHOG DAY WAS but a mere 10 days ago, and regardless of the presence of a shadow, winter…
Life
BIRD WATCH: ‘Last chance’ for eagle viewing coincides with month of Valentine’s
VALENTINES AND EAGLES are a strange combination, but in February, thoughts of both are in many minds.
News
EYE ON CLALLAM: County eyes strategic planning, budget performance
Clallam County commissioners will discuss strategic planning and hold a monthly financial review Monday.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Thank you, Inslee and Ferguson, for speaking out against shameful Muslim travel ban
I am extremely proud of Gov. Jay Inslee and state Attorney General Bob Ferguson for speaking out —…
News
Pacific Northwest Interfaith Amigos to speak on Peninsula this weekend
The Pacific Northwest Interfaith Amigos will present lectures on the North Olympic Peninsula on Saturday and Sunday.
News
Port Angeles High School classroom moved to fix roof leak
PORT ANGELES — A persistent leak in a Port Angeles High School classroom has forced the school to…
News
Judge affirms cell tower ruling against Dungeness Heights Homeowners
SEQUIM — Construction of a 150-foot Sequim-area radio-cell tower has cleared a key legal challenge but could face…
News
Port Angeles, Sequim food banks taking new paths to those in need
In the past year, both Sequim and Port Angeles food banks have seen a decline in the number…
News
NEWS BRIEFS: Squadron to offer boating safety course in Port Hadlock starting Feb. 16 … and other items
PORT HADLOCK — The Port Wilson Sail & Power Squadron will offer a nine-hour boating, seamanship and safety…
Crime & Justice
Clallam Bay inmate convicted of assault with urine
CLALLAM BAY — A Clallam Bay Corrections Center inmate has been convicted of felony assault for throwing urine…
News
Lower Elwha to move on plans for Tse-whit-zen
PORT ANGELES — The Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe has a number of projects planned for this year, including…
Arts & Entertainment
Stream habitat topic of talk tonight in Forks
FORKS — “The Status of Stream Habitat in the Olympic Experimental State Forest: 20 Years After Adopting the…
Arts & Entertainment
Ongoing Sequim bistro exhibit to benefit land trust
SEQUIM — An art show at the Alder Wood Bistro will benefit the North Olympic Land Trust.
Life
Open Your Heart to Art tonight with late-night shopping, dining
PORT ANGELES — Participating downtown businesses will donate a portion of sales to arts organizations during the Open…
Arts & Entertainment
Student talent show tonight at Peninsula College
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College will showcase student talent at the second annual Peninsula’s Got Talent show tonight.
Life
Festival pageant, bingo, travel talks on Peninsula this weekend
The Sequim Irrigation Festival Pageant, bingo games and talks on travels are among upcoming activities on the North…
Arts & Entertainment
Valentine’s Day celebrated all week
Valentine’s Day may be Tuesday, but celebrations are planned beginning today on the North Olympic Peninsula.