Business

Study: Seattle minimum wage hasn’t cut jobs

By Gene Johnson

Business

State officials: Clallam, Jefferson unemployment dips

PORT ANGELES — Nearly 200 North Olympic Peninsula residents found jobs last month as Clallam and Jefferson County…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: AmeriCorps program provides essential services for local marine science center

Having served as a volunteer at the Port Townsend Marine Science Center, I was profoundly saddened to learn…

Letters to the Editor

LETTER: Pat Neal not afraid to tell it like it is, mainly about fish and wildlife management

Peninsula Daily News Wednesday columnist Pat Neal is one of a kind.

Opinion

PAT NEAL: Another round of stupefying rules

IT WAS ANOTHER tough week in the news: The 2017 Washington state fishing rules were finally printed.

News

Revenue projections for Washington slightly up

By Rachel La Corte

Business

BUSINESS BRIEFS: Sequim business partners with art gallery for curated collection; Peninsula lawyers honored

SEQUIM — Estes Builders recently partnered with Blue Whole Gallery to display a curated collection of artwork in…

From left are members of Toot Sweet: Janet Proebstel, Nancy Peterson, Mark Holman and Vicky Blakesley.

Entertainment

Toot Sweet clarinet ensemble to play music inspired by stories

PORT TOWNSEND — Toot Sweet, a clarinet ensemble in Victorian attire, will perform at 7 p.m. Thursday.

News

Second clue released in Guess the Guest contest

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend Film Festival has released the second of three clues in the Guess…

PT council OKs six-year streets plan

News

PT council OKs six-year streets plan

PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend City Council has approved a six-year Transit Improvement Program, which identifies priorities.

Drowned Oakville man saved at least one person before going under, fire chief says

News

Drowned Oakville man saved at least one person before going under, fire chief says

BRINNON — A man who challenged high waters chilled by snowmelt rescued his girlfriend and perhaps others from…

News

NEWS BRIEFS: Chimacum schools to host special meeting today … and other items

PORT HADLOCK — The Chimacum School District will hold a special meeting from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.…

News

San Juan County officials consider how to protect orcas

By Hayley Day

News

National foundation seeks proposals for orca grants

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation is seeking proposals for grants for orca protection.

Rick Tollefson Memorial Trail work expected to start next week

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Rick Tollefson Memorial Trail work expected to start next week

CHIMACUM — Construction of the Rick Tollefson Memorial Trail is expected to start as early as next week…

News

Navy reading public comments on Puget Sound training plan

PORT TOWNSEND — Navy officials are in the process of reading comments from the public on its proposed…

News

NEWS BRIEFS: Agreement reunion today in Olympia … and other items

OLYMPIA — Today, the Olympic Region office of the state Department of Natural Resources will coordinate a reunion…

News

NEWS BRIEFS: Port Angeles Coast Guard crew airlifts patient … and other items

PORT ANGELES — A Coast Guard aircrew conducted a medical evacuation of an ill man from the cruise…

New housing unveiled at Camp Beausite in Chimacum

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New housing unveiled at Camp Beausite in Chimacum

CHIMACUM — More than 50 people — including board members, volunteers, families, past and new campers, former counselors…

Naval Magazine Indian Island to conduct change of command ceremony

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Naval Magazine Indian Island to conduct change of command ceremony

INDIAN ISLAND — Cmdr. Nick Vande Griend, commanding officer of Naval Magazine Indian Island will turn over command…