Clallam County

COVID-19 Relief Fund donations fuel 480 grants to people in need

COVID-19 Relief Fund donations fuel 480 grants to people in need

Donations to the COVID-19 Relief Fund from across the North Olympic Peninsula have allowed Olympic Community Action Programs to disperse more than $186,000 to people… Continue reading

COVID-19 Relief Fund donations fuel 480 grants to people in need

Man with 4 sexual assault charges has his bail reduced

Lawyer argues allegations can not be validated

Beach walk

Beach walk

Beach walkers, from left, Warren Wilson of Sequim, Tony Butchart and Stacy Butchart of Portland, Ore., and Cindy Wilson of Sequim walk their… Continue reading

Beach walk
Finding some shade

Finding some shade

Leah Prince of Sequim takes a solitary walk along the Dungeness River levy near Dungeness beneath a sunny Saturday sky. The North Olympic Peninsula should… Continue reading

Finding some shade

Congress approves Great American Outdoors Act

Trump tweets support of funds for parks

A GROWING CONCERN: Now or never gardening chores

WELL, TIME KEEPS rolling along as we all find our new normalcy. Since I have been working extremely hard the past several weeks while you… Continue reading

Culture of justice online Thursday

Shewa Dedeke will host the next offering of Conversations Toward a Culture of Justice from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday. The… Continue reading

EYE ON BUSINESS: This week’s meetings

Weekly virtual meeting at 11 a.m. Wednesday. For information email info@portangeles.org. • Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce… Continue reading

Goat removal reaches next act
Goat removal reaches next act

HORSEPLAY: Just kick it off the trail

DISMOUNTING AND KICKING the road apples, otherwise known as horse manure, to the side of the trail is what we equestrians are asked to do… Continue reading

How to donate, request help from COVID-19 Relief Fund

The Peninsula Daily News and Olympic Community Action Programs converted the Peninsula Home Fund into the COVID-19 Relief Fund to create a way for neighbors… Continue reading

Two accused of intent to distribute heroin, meth

Two accused of intent to distribute heroin, meth

Two Port Angeles people were booked last week for investigation of possession of methamphetamine and heroin with intent to deliver. Taken into… Continue reading

Two accused of intent to distribute heroin, meth
Memories revived in ‘The Drive in ’65’

Memories revived in ‘The Drive in ’65’

Sequim author’s memoir recounts cross-country journey

Memories revived in ‘The Drive in ’65’

Clallam official: Schools can open in the fall

Health officer cites hospital’s example

River Center expansion to begin this summer

River Center expansion to begin this summer

Virtual groundbreaking held via partners

River Center expansion to begin this summer

First Teacher sets talk about COVID-19

Nurse Sonja Bittner will talk about COVID-19 health guidelines and considerations and masks at a First Teacher parent meeting on Zoom at 10… Continue reading

Free tests for COVID-19 offered in Forks on Sunday

West End residents who are uninsured or have limited financial means can get free COVID-19 tests from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday… Continue reading

Grant helps Peninsula College boost humanities staff, programs

A $150,000 federal grant will boost Peninsula College humanities staff positions and projects impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, college officials said. Funded… Continue reading