SEQUIM — Suk-Seong Chan was hiking with fellow members of the Klahhane Hiking Club on Slab Camp trail Wednesday when she made what could have… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Peninsula Plywood is cutting pay by 10 percent for its hourly workers, a move the company’s president said is needed to fill… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Tar-coated crosswalks and shoppers' feet downtown Wednesday, frustrating business owners who had to deal with the sticky mess. The tar came from… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The three-week trial of a woman accused of stealing $617,467 from the Clallam County Treasurer's Office was postponed during a court hearing… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — A public health hazard and a detriment to the environment, or a renewable energy project that creates jobs? That’s how opponents and… Continue reading
OLYMPIA — Three bills introduced by a North Olympic Peninsula lawmaker, including one that limits the ability of prisoners to recover penalty fees for being… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Challengers and promoters of Nippon’s proposed biomass energy project will face off one more time this week as the company prepares to… Continue reading
By Tom Callis Peninsula Daily News PORT LUDLOW — Master boat builder R.M. “Tolly” Tollefson, whose Tollycraft boats have continued a loyal following long after… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — They come from all over the Northwest and all walks of life. But beginning today, the 159 transgender people participating in this… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — History will come alive on Lincoln Street as Port Angeles' newly formed historic district is celebrated this coming Saturday. Vintage cars, including… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The union representing workers at the Saar’s grocery store has called foul over the company’s handling of its pending closure. United Food… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — The Gateway transit center will go to the dogs today during a fundraiser for a dog park. From 4 p.m. to 10… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Residents will be stuck with the city’s new “smart” meters whether they want them or not, an advisory committee has decided. The… Continue reading
EDITOR'S NOTE: Figures in a report posted Monday erroneously were represented sales tax revenues. Instead the figures represented gross retail sales. Here is a corrected… Continue reading
Sales tax revenue figures for 2010 released by the state Department of Revenue last week provided a mixed bag for the North Olympic Peninsula. Two… Continue reading
Prisoners who have served their time could end up paying more for their post-release supervision. The state House passed a bill May 2 that would… Continue reading
NEAH BAY — Makah tribal police and the FBI are investigating a death on the reservation. As of late Saturday, authorities said it was likely… Continue reading
Gov. Chris Gregoire’s partial veto of a medical marijuana bill last month doesn’t change anything for North Olympic Peninsula dispensaries, police said. The bill as… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Clallam County Judge George Wood increased Timothy P. Smith’s bail Thursday after the accused getaway driver in a vehicle assault last month… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES — Frustrated by the number of empty storefronts in Port Angeles, City Hall and a handful of business owners and representatives have grouped… Continue reading
