Firefighters from across the North Olympic Peninsula have trekked up the 1,356 steps of the Columbia Center in Seattle to fight leukemia and… Continue reading
More than a half-dozen states trying to block President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban moved forward Monday… Continue reading
The Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group will discuss its work in the lower Duckabush River on Friday, March 24. The community open house… Continue reading
Protests taking place almost daily are becoming a bad joke to most Americans, who see through the chaos taking place. I doubt if Sharia law… Continue reading
Teresa Murphy has established a franchise of Caring Transitions, a business that specializes in senior relocation and transition services. Caring Transitions of Kitsap… Continue reading
Both houses of the Legislature have passed a measure extending the deadline for a reduction in the amount of money school districts can… Continue reading
State lawmakers are more than halfway through this year’s 105-day legislative session, and fully funding education has… Continue reading
The Port of Port Townsend commissioners will replace a hoist which was broken after a cable snapped in January. The commissioners looked… Continue reading
I would like to add my name to those who encourage the Peninsula Daily News to drop Michelle Malkin as a Friday columnist. I’ve read… Continue reading
I enjoy the letters to the editor in Peninsula Voices. They’re both interesting and fun to read. For example, take a recent one critical of… Continue reading
The Shelter Providers Network of Clallam County will discuss the 2005-2015 10-year plan and consider goals and strategies for the next 10-year… Continue reading
A collection of gold and silver worth an estimated $115,000 that was stolen from a Kala Point home in February was found by… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND —The Port Townsend City Council will again discuss a resolution dealing with short-term rentals during a workshop Monday night. The issue has been… Continue reading
THE YARD, WEED, bulbs and plants are leaping into spring, so here comes a much-needed to-do list for March. 1. Pestilence prevention. Now is the… Continue reading
A SHORT WHILE ago, one of my favorite newsletters arrived in the mail. This isn’t a monthly or even a bimonthly publication. “Grus Americana” is… Continue reading
First Federal will host its first of four seminars from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Christopher J. Riffle will present “Structuring… Continue reading
Monthly morning meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month at 7:30 a.m. in the second-floor… Continue reading
I HATE TODAY. Well, actually I don’t hate today; I’m usually grateful for yet another opportunity to try to get it right, which happens every… Continue reading
IT’S MARCH ALREADY? Despite the abundance of rain, sleet and snow slowing my outdoor fun to a screeching halt, it appears the days of 2017… Continue reading
Conservative Peninsula Daily News columnist Michelle Malkin, whose column is featured every Friday in the Peninsula Daily News, is making a good living by fanning… Continue reading
