They’re back. A lot of them. And they’re reproducing. The invasion of the pyrosomes, gelatinous,… Continue reading
Washington lawmakers violated the state Constitution when they used an unusual procedure to make it easier to prosecute police for… Continue reading
Oregon child welfare officials knew the family in an SUV that plunged off a California cliff had faced a… Continue reading
I lost faith and hope in this nation subsequent the 2016 presidential election which yielded the mentally deranged individual who presently dwells in the nation’s… Continue reading
The deputy director of Washington’s Lottery has been ousted following an outside investigation into ethics complaints… Continue reading
from left, Jane Channing, Joanne Pontrello, Paul Denison and Annie Schermer, all from Port Townsend — play… Continue reading
It might be spring weather across the Olympic Peninsula, but it’s still winter on Hurricane Ridge. This week marks the beginning of clearing the road… Continue reading
How would you rate Gov. Jay Inslee's job performance?… Continue reading
The 2018 National Teacher of the Year leads a classroom for teenage refugees that serves as their… Continue reading
Response to the letter “NRA changed”: That the writer references The Washington Post, one of the main fake news-biased newspapers, should say something. Everything has… Continue reading
The April 4 letter “NRA has changed” seemed to be reading my mind. I, too, am a I long-time National Rifle Association member. I became… Continue reading
So many times I have read scathing letters in the Peninsula Daily News’ Peninsula Voices from the left and right of the political aisle that… Continue reading
Gary Velie of Port Angeles rings the bell as Andy Okinczyc, past commander of American Legion Post 26 in Port Townsend, reads the 41 names… Continue reading
Above, Alice Rasmussen, 4, of Forks holds her decorated umbrella as she awaits the annual umbrella parade in Forks during the 2018 FainFest event that… Continue reading
How often do you use Washington state ferries?… Continue reading
Callis Insurance recently acquired the Pacific Place office complex at 802 E. First St. Andy and Amy Callis, who also own Callis… Continue reading
We have an absolute maniac residing in the oval office, and his administration is an unmitigated disaster. These are dangerous times. I think the free… Continue reading
I am writing in support of the content in the April 5 letter “Not ‘just having fun’ ” regarding the cruel and unfeeling comments made… Continue reading
Senator Van De Wege opposed Senate Bill 6622 proposing concealed-carry permits for willing school personnel to protect students and themselves. Van De Wege opined, “The… Continue reading
Audiences can expect a heartfelt performance with Olympic Theatre Arts’ new show, “The Tin Woman.” “The Tin Woman” written by Sean Grennan and… Continue reading
