News

Jefferson PUD seeks funds for broadband

Application submitted following a 2-1 vote

Laurie de Leonne.

Arts & Entertainment

Songs of Shakespeare to be presented this weekend

Concerts set at Chimacum church

News

Flu clinic set at Jefferson Healthcare this weekend

PORT TOWNSEND — Flu shots are available on Saturday during the Jefferson Healthcare Primary Care weekend flu clinic.

The north end of the Point Hudson Marina is gone, leaving a gaping opening to the marina until it is replaced with a newer breakwater, expected to be in March. The south side will be replaced after the Wooden Boat Festival next September. The M/V Salish is in the background and completing a Monday morning run from Coupeville to Port Townsend. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

News

Point Hudson breakwater removed

The north end of the Point Hudson Marina is gone, leaving a gaping opening to the marina until…

News

Comment sought for lands proposal

Olympic Peninsula sites among those reviewed

News

Jefferson Healthcare seeks community input on draft strategic plan

Next listening session is Monday

Arts & Entertainment

Annual woodworking show set Sunday

PORT TOWNSEND — The Splinter Group and the Port Townsend School of Woodworking will host their annual woodworking…

Arts & Entertainment

Rhododendron society to meet Thursday

CHIMACUM — Barbara Faurot will address a meeting of the Olympic Peninsula Chapter of the American Rhododendron Society…

Opinion

PAT NEAL: The great migration

IT WAS A dark and stormy night. Then, it was daylight in the swamp.

Arts & Entertainment

First Friday lecture set in Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND — Jordan Pollack will present “Fire Safety, Prevention and Resilience” at 7 p.m. Friday.

Arts & Entertainment

Holiday bazaars offered across Peninsula

‘Tis the season of buying and giving gifts, and the first of the season’s holiday bazaars are set…

Sequim Gazette photo by Matthew Nash/ Sequim Police Department deputy chief Mike Hill reports that a nonpartisan group of ballot box observers at 651 W. Washington St. have not broken any laws and have obeyed state law despite some residents' calls of concern about alleged harassment. “Harassment isn’t passive … and just sitting in a public place,” he said.

News

Observers watching at ballot dropboxes

Police say no laws are being broken

Carmen Walter, 3, looks enamored with the T-Rex while waiting for the start of the annual Halloween Parade in Port Townsend on Monday. (Steve Mullensky/for Peninsula Daily News)

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Towering T-Rex

Carmen Walter, 3, looks enamored with the T-Rex while waiting for the start of the annual Halloween Parade…

News

Sims Way poplars to be trimmed before planned removal next year

Project will allow utility more reliability during storm season

News

Driver arrested, airlifted after rollover on Highway 20

A Bremerton man was airlifted to Tacoma General Hospital from Silverdale on Monday morning after his van rolled…

News

Investors, businesses to share success stories

Event to be conducted at Finnriver Farm

Georgina Sappier-Richardson (Passamaquoddy) holds her childhood photo. (Jeremy Dennis)

News

Native child welfare topic of documentary, discussion

‘Dawnland’ tells of experiences of children forcibly removed from homes

News

OlyCAP’s basic income program pays off

Payments have big impact, recipients say

A wool waulking performance is planned at the first annual Fiber Festival: From Sheep to Shawl at Worthington Park in Quilcene.

Arts & Entertainment

First Quilcene Fiber Festival set for Saturday

QUILCENE — Worthington Park in Quilcene will be the site of the first Fiber Festival: From Sheep to…

Arts & Entertainment

Downtown trick-or-treating offered today on Peninsula

Other activities on tap for Halloween