NEVER FORGET. HAVE these words about the Holocaust become a cliche? There seems to be a weariness about the subject. “Yes, it was terrible, but… Continue reading
I am writing not only in support of Bruce McComas for hospital commissioner but to discuss the functions of the board. The way the hospital… Continue reading
After being unsuccessful in my bid for the district hospital commission in Jefferson County, I have decided to endorse Cheri Van Hoover for the position… Continue reading
We subscribe to the Peninsula Daily News, but after this subscription expires, we will no longer take the Friday paper. Week after week, you print… Continue reading
At the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival, you can take your pick of maritime sights and experiences — whatever rows your boat.… Continue reading
One block from the Wooden Boat Festival, you can view craftsmanship of other sorts. The wares at the 46th annual Crafts by… Continue reading
The Port Angeles City Council and Port of Port Angeles commissioners will consider an interlocal agreement and hear an update on an… Continue reading
Pippa’s Real Tea in Port Townsend is determined to bring Americans back to their tea-drinking roots. The Seattle A-List, created by CityVoter,… Continue reading
The Port Townsend City Council’s public hearing on interim land use rules for a portion of the Howard Street subarea was quick… Continue reading
Fifteen states and the District of Columbia sued Wednesday to block President Donald Trump’s plan to end a program protecting young immigrants… Continue reading
Clallam County has put a full burn ban in effect in unincorporated areas. The announcement from Fire Marshal Annette Warren on Wednesday follows reports Tuesday… Continue reading
The Coast Guard medically evacuated an injured man Monday afternoon 4 miles east of Lake Quinault in Olympic National Forest. The unidentified… Continue reading
A recent letter writer complained about “propaganda and fake news” and that the Democrats’ agenda “is to indoctrinate the public and bring down a duly… Continue reading
JANE JULIAN THOUGHT maybe she should apologize. Many of her choices for the Port Townsend Film Festival are downright uplifting. Aren’t film festivals supposed to… Continue reading
Immigrant rights advocates in Clallam and Jefferson counties had little faith that President Donald Trump’s impending elimination of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program… Continue reading
Ash that fell as smoke across the North Olympic Peninsula obscured the sun Tuesday is expected to clear out soon. The smoke,… Continue reading
The Wooden Boat Festival — featuring more than 300 boats on land and in the water, live music, local food and 120… Continue reading
An enhanced burn ban is back in effect in Jefferson County, and the state Department of Natural Resources has banned burning on all lands it… Continue reading
Cape Flattery, Quilcene and Brinnon public school districts will resume classes today, while other North Olympic Peninsula districts have already begun. Sequim schools’ start was… Continue reading
Peter Frenzen has worked at Mount St. Helens for 35 years, yet he still lights up talking… Continue reading