Chefs open new eatery in Port Townsend

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Chefs open new eatery in Port Townsend

PORT TOWNSEND — A new restaurant in Port Townsend is focusing on farm-to-table meals and featuring local ingredients…

Ivory dealer headed to prison after aiding federal prosecution of smuggler

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Ivory dealer headed to prison after aiding federal prosecution of smuggler

TACOMA — A 64-year-old ivory dealer from Brinnon was sentenced to six months in federal prison for trafficking…

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Mukilteo woman remains in intensive care after wreck on Highway 104

PORT LUDLOW — A Mukilteo woman was in serious condition in a Seattle hospital Thursday after a wreck…

Detention center sued for paying detainees $1 a day

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Detention center sued for paying detainees $1 a day

By Phuong Le

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NEWS BRIEFS: NOAA’s Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary hosts meeting today … and other items

SEATTLE — The National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration’s Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary will hold its Sanctuary Advisory…

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Garden walk, spaghetti dinner, story slam set this weekend

EDITOR’S NOTE: This has been updated to correct the location of First Step Family Support Center’s children’s play…

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Interactive play to feature LGBTQ youths

PORT TOWNSEND — In the tradition of legislative theater, the Mandala Center for Change will present “Queer Survival…

Washington State Poet Laureate Tod Marshall will read from a collection of poetry gathered from poets around the state at the Jefferson County Library, 620 Cedar Ave., at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. (Jefferson County Library)

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State Poet Laureate Tod Marshall, Alice Derry to read poetry

PORT HADLOCK — Librarygoers will be treated to a collection of poems representing each year of Washington’s statehood…

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Poets featured at Northwind Arts Center

PORT TOWNSEND — The Northwind Arts Center’s continuous reading series will feature two poets, Kimberly Burwick and Kevin…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Malkin’s not afraid to tell it like it is

We love Michelle Malkin’s column.

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Supernatural events we call ‘miracles’ but that are evidence of God

During the recent total eclipse of the sun, the moon appeared to be the same size of the…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Writer confirms intolerance of the Left

In response to “Dislikes Malkin” in the Peninsula Daily News on Sept. 8:

Judge OKs lawsuit seeking better protection of Puget Sound

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Judge OKs lawsuit seeking better protection of Puget Sound

SEATTLE — The state Department of Ecology faces the possibility of losing millions of dollars in federal money…

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Peninsula burn bans ease, except in Jefferson County

Jefferson County now has the most restrictive burn ban on the North Olympic Peninsula after Olympic National Park…

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Jefferson Transit considers second-chance drug policy

PORT TOWNSEND — The Jefferson County Transit Authority has proposed a revision to its zero-tolerance drug policy that…

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Petition urges funding for more Jefferson County deputies

PORT HADLOCK — The Sheriff’s Citizen Advisory Committee is seeking signatures on a petition to put pressure on…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Where has Michelle Malkin gotten her facts wrong?

I would like the people who have problems with Michelle Malkin’s statements to write to the Peninsula Daily…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Cheri Van Hoover understands the needs of the community

As a retired nurse and a health care system user, I understand the importance of an effective hospital…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Yes, people should definitely study American history

The letter “Forgotten history” (Sept. 12, PDN) concerns American history.

Opinion

PAT NEAL: How’s the fishing on Enceladus?

IT WAS A rare good week for those of us who call the Earth our home, with the…