State biologists transport animal safely out of the area
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Road crews from Lakeside Industries Inc. work Wednesday, April 15, 2020, to patch sections of deteriorating roadway on South Peabody Street between… Continue reading
Health officers urge adherance to stay-home order to keep numbers down
Fire destroyed two units at the Serenity House of Clallam County
Peninsula experts provide tips for weathering COVID-19 precautions
Only the hardiest groups of backcountry enthusiasts — those able to traverse winding trail, steep landscapes and shoot accurately from long… Continue reading
21-acre parcel sought for Miller Peninsula State Park development
A Port Orchard girl who went missing near the Sequim Costco last week arrived safely at her grandmother’s house in Port Angeles… Continue reading
Added precautions in place to protect patients, staff
Health officials optimistic at counties’ progress
Commercial, live-aboard tenants can delay paying if hampered by COVID-19 impacts
Washington State Ferries has extended all winter sailing schedules through at least June 20, the agency announced last week. The spring season earlier… Continue reading
Lodging tax may be awarded to ‘keep lights on’
2021 project includes shared-use path from Front Street to national park visitor center
Peninsula treasurers offer program to taxpayers who have been financially affected by COVID-19
Restrictive measures likely will be lifted in phases
Teleconference interviews to be scheduled
The COVID-19 pandemic is delaying the processing of evidence for the Clallam County Superior Court trial of Matthew Timothy Wetherington, who is… Continue reading
Virus pushes organizers to put on virtual run
Peninsula College officials expect to receive $582,200 to allocate to students for such expenses as room and board, tuition, childcare, health care,… Continue reading
