SEQUIM — The City Council directed the city attorney to write a second letter to the state’s Olympic Region Clean Air Agency for an air… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Sequim Lavender Weekend, an amalgamation of two competing lavender festivals, will go on later this month — with some improvements, a… Continue reading
SEKIU — About 100 gallons of diesel spill were spilled near Sekiu this morning, and some drained into Clallam Bay. Starting at about 10 a.m.,… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The five candidates for one seat on the Clallam County Board of Commissioners gathered for a forum, and clear differences among the… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A banner introducing the 2012 Canoe Journey was placed in Port Angeles on Sunday afternoon, with a ceremony performed by the Lower… Continue reading
SEQUIM — Chase, the Sequim Police Department's police dog, is good about sharing his toys with other dogs. Maybe not his favorite ball, but other… Continue reading
By Arwyn Rice Peninsula Daily News SEQUIM — The Sequim City Council plans to hold a public hearing today on a proposal to put a… Continue reading
Deep in the woods by the Sol Duc River, a young man who appeared to be Native American climbed over logs, avoided berry bushes and… Continue reading
As Riley Guimond, an excited 17-month-old, explored a classroom full of toys, his father, Andrew, patiently followed behind. Squealing and exclaiming some of his first… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Luke Robins' office, situated in a corner overlooking the main entrance to Peninsula College, is large and on Tuesday, mostly empty. It… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A Port Angeles man who had pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide while driving under the influence of alcohol was sentenced to five… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — The results of the state Department of Ecology's Japanese earthquake debris collection pilot program are in — three crews, four days, three beaches… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Three kayakers plan to depart from Hobuck Beach today to continue a survey of beach debris on beaches and around cliffs and… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Explosives will tear off more of Glines Canyon Dam beginning Monday. “We're ready to go. The holes are drilled for the next… Continue reading
Firework stands have been popping up all over Clallam County in the past week. By Saturday, fireworks violations already were showing up on police dispatch… Continue reading
A one-year extension of two rural county funds will lead to Clallam and Jefferson counties receiving unexpected funding. Congressional action Friday sends a bill to… Continue reading
BLYN — Five people, including three children, suffered minor injuries in a collision involving two minivans on U.S. Highway 101 east of Blyn, the State… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — During the Vietnam War era, the plight of prisoners of war was well-known, and a POW bracelet was a common symbol of… Continue reading
FORKS — The Fourth of July isn't just a day in Forks; it's a weeklong celebration. “It's the biggest single event in Forks,” said Pat… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — At the former Elwha Dam site, a thick layer of straw protects native grass and flower seed on the slopes around the… Continue reading
