A Port Angeles Coast Guard crew was among those to help two people whose boat started taking on water in Canadian waters Saturday… Continue reading
The Government Finance Officers Association awarded the city a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting recently. The certificate is the… Continue reading
Public comment is being taken now on a proposed revision of Olympic National Park’s Wildland Fire Management Plan. A public meeting… Continue reading
IF, AS THE saying goes, “the third time is a charm,” then the 30th time must be magnificent. And so it was when 45 gardening… Continue reading
A proposed program could provide grants for community college students to learn trades in high demand… Continue reading
THOSE OF YOU who have been paying attention know that I’ve spent the past couple of weeks telling one part of the story of my… Continue reading
JUST AS CHICKEN soup is good for the soul on a cold, rainy day, so is hunkering down and learning more about our horses. Thus,… Continue reading
In response to the Federal Communications Commission’s recent repeal of net-neutrality rules, the Washington House on… Continue reading
Residents of Quilcene are preparing to rally today as the community searches for answers in the disappearance of a 16-year-old girl. Since Bailey… Continue reading
By Emily Hanson For Peninsula Daily News A FRIEND ONCE said to me, “Nothing says ‘I love you’ like a pile of heart-shaped meat.” He… Continue reading
Leif Whittaker’s critically acclaimed memoir, “My Old Man and the Mountain,” has been selected as the Port Townsend Public Library’s 13th Annual… Continue reading
In response to a net collapse last summer that released hundreds of thousands of invasive Atlantic salmon into waters famed… Continue reading
Jefferson County residents had sent in 431 completed ballots as of Friday in elections for two school levies on Tuesday. Voters in… Continue reading
The three Jefferson County commissioners will continue deliberations on a moratorium on commercial shooting ranges during the meeting that begins at 9 a.m. Monday. The… Continue reading
EDITOR’S NOTE: This corrects the list of wineries on the tour. Book-ending Valentine’s Day will be two weekends of the Red Wine, Cider & Chocolate… Continue reading
“Phytoplankton in a Changing Ocean Climate” will be presented at the Fort Worden chapel at 3 p.m. Sunday. Admission will be $5… Continue reading
“Ebb & Flow — A Japanese Family, an Oyster and How They Influenced Pacific Northwest History” will be screened at 5 p.m.… Continue reading
EYE ON OLYMPIA
State Sen. Kevin Van De Wege is pushing ahead with Senate Bill 6086 regarding fish net pens following a damning report by three… Continue reading
The sound of automatic weapons fire filled the Superior Court. Stone-faced, Noah Frisch stood before the crowd, turning his body slowly around… Continue reading
For U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer and Air Force Col. John Teichert, the National Prayer Breakfast was about faith, unity and a mutual… Continue reading
