Should Clallam County file suit against pharmaceutical companies to recover costs from the opioid crisis?… Continue reading
State investigators are examining nets heavily covered with mussels and other sea life as a cause in the collapse of… Continue reading
A bipartisan effort in the Senate has passed a bill that would extend financial opportunities in… Continue reading
The state Senate has passed a ban on trigger modification devices that are designed to accelerate a firearm’s rate of… Continue reading
Legislators are once again pushing for an across-the-board manufacturing tax cut that was vetoed during the… Continue reading
Proposals before the state Legislature would grant new protections from sexual harassment and bullying in the… Continue reading
THE WINTER WINDS have been testing the strength of your tree’s root systems and branch flexibility lately, and maybe even your patience. So hopefully your… Continue reading
The Alder Wood Bistro announced that its annual January closure will conclude Thursday, Feb. 1. The bistro at 139 W. Alder St., will… Continue reading
Blame where it belongs Local fishing guide-columnist Pat Neal took on the state Department of Fish & Wildlife in his most recent column for a… Continue reading
Disappointed in missiles I was disappointed to read about the Navy’s proposal to build five new missile magazines on Indian Island, for a few reasons… Continue reading
Winning on coattails So Jim McEntire wants to go to Olympia on Trump’s coattails (“McEntire to run against Tharinger for House seat,” PDN, Jan. 19).… Continue reading
A proposed bill would add harassment to a list of domestic violence crimes for which a person… Continue reading
A state Senate bill would require the state to add greater protections for orcas, which are… Continue reading
An engineer told investigators he misjudged the location of an Amtrak train before it derailed on a… Continue reading
Six hundred ninety-four. That’s how many separate tax breaks and exemptions saved taxpayers — but cost… Continue reading
Warren Miller, 93, the legendary outdoor filmmaker who for decades made homages to downhill skiing that… Continue reading
Russia and other authoritarian and dictatorial regimes around the world may have lost the Cold War, but they are winning the cyber war. The enemies… Continue reading
I’m responding to a letter published in the Peninsula Daily News on Jan. 10, 2018 entitled “Protect Refuge.” As a 30-year Alaskan now retired and… Continue reading
State lawmakers are considering a bill that could raise the legal age to purchase any nicotine… Continue reading
I strongly encourage voters to vote yes on Ballot Proposition 1 to improve Stevens Middle School. Having attended multiple Port Angeles School Board meetings and… Continue reading
