News
Slow cleanup nets much frustration at Rayonier mill
PORT ANGELES — Residents are irritated by the ongoing, two-decades-old environmental cleanup at the former 75.6 acre Rayonier…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: How does robbing us of environmental and workplace protections help us?
I fail to see how America is made great again by stripping people of their privacy rights (Senate…
News
Tunnel collapse renews safety concerns about nuclear sites
By Nicholas
K. Geranios
and Manuel Valdes
Business
BUSINESS BRIEFS: Clallam PUD earns Reliable Public Power Provider designation … and other items
CARLSBORG — The Clallam Public Utility District recently earned the Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3) designation from the…
News
Peninsula robotics teams compete in international contest
PORT TOWNSEND — Two high school robotics teams from the North Olympic Peninsula held their own at the…
News
Port Townsend council OKs short-term rental changes, with final approval to be considered next week
PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend City Council approved on a first reading a city ordinance that changes…
News
New trail opens on Miller Peninsula; organizer says project partners multiple agencies
SEQUIM — After three years of waiting for the go-ahead, Powell Jones, executive director of the Dungeness River…
Crime
Attorney says Bainbridge man will plead not guilty to causing death of Sequim woman
PORT ANGELES — The Bainbridge High School student who authorities say confessed to killing a 71-year-old Sequim-area children’s…
Business
GiveBig donations collected today; 20 Peninsula nonprofits participating
SEATTLE — North Olympic Peninsula nonprofits are among those that can benefit from the Seattle Foundation’s seventh annual…
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Nonaggressive pact with North Korea the only way to stave off nuclear bloodbath
Public opinion and the courts may eventually prevent President Donald Trump and Congress from destroying our nation domestically.
Entertainment
Tickets on sale for next Rainshadow Chorale concerts
Tickets are on sale for the RainShadow Chorale concert, “Let My Love Be Heard,” which will be performed…
News
Volunteers clean beaches of about 15 tons of debris during annual cleanup
The results are in after 1,330 volunteers cleaned debris from more than 60 Washington beaches during the 10th…
News
Apartment complex to arrive from Victoria on Wednesday
PORT TOWNSEND — A small two-story apartment complex is scheduled to arrive in Port Townsend Bay on Wednesday…
Business
Small business competition application deadline set for May 22
Washington Coast Work’s Sustainable Small Business Competition application deadline is Monday, May 22.
Letters to the Editor
LETTER: Don’t blame scientists for decline of fisheries resource
Peninsula Daily News columnist Pat Neal’s May 3 commentary [“Green Crab Newest Tormentor”] regarding eliminating the invasive green…
News
Seven named Public Health Heroes by Jefferson County Public Health
PORT TOWNSEND — Jefferson County Public Health has named members of seven organizations Public Health Heroes.
Entertainment
Performers bridge cultures, genres in Thursday concert in Port Townsend
PORT TOWNSEND — The Al Andalus Ensemble will perform an evening of music and dance at 7 p.m.…
News
Equine therapy program offered breast cancer survivors in Quilcene
QUILCENE — Connected Hearts, a equine therapy facility in Quilcene, is starting a program to help breast cancer…