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High-speed internet service celebrated in Neah Bay

Situated on one of the most remote coastlines in Washington, Neah Bay and the Makah Reservation now have access to high-speed broadband… Continue reading

LETTER: Candidate Oppelt not someone I want to see on Port Angeles City Council

In November, eight candidates will vie for four seats on the Port Angeles City Council. I believe it’s not too early to note that only… Continue reading

LETTER: I encourage you to vote to re-elect McAleer as Port Angeles port commissioner

I have known Colleen McAleer through her role and as a Port of Port Angeles commissioner and community service for a number of years. She… Continue reading

LETTER: Industry profits shouldn’t trump import of gray whale feeding grounds

The Peninsula Citizens for the Protection of Whales has worked for 18 years to protect Washington state’s small group of resident gray whales from harm.… Continue reading

LETTER: Recent writer takes for granted the freedom jet noise symbolizes

This letter is in response to the August 17 letter to Peninsula Voices, titled “Jet Noise.” Let’s take the letter writer’s request further. The Navy… Continue reading

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Do you think offensive tackle George Fant's being out for the season due to a torn ACL will hurt the Seahawks' chances this year?… Continue reading

  • Aug 19, 2017
Uptown Street Fair to feature ‘grandly local’ parade, arts, crafts, music

Uptown Street Fair to feature ‘grandly local’ parade, arts, crafts, music

The 27th annual Uptown Street Fair will feature a “grandly local” parade, an arts and crafts fair, and seven musical acts —… Continue reading

Uptown Street Fair to feature ‘grandly local’ parade, arts, crafts, music
Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News A section of the Olympic Discovery Trail east of Knapp Road near Blyn sits under construction as part of a project spearheaded by the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe to complete the cross-Peninsula trail from the tribe’s campus in Blyn to the Clallam/Jefferson county line.

Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe says section of Olympic Discovery Trail to be completed soon

Soon, the “pathway to the Pacific” will gain a 0.75-mile stretch. The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe expects the section of the Olympic Discovery Trail… Continue reading

Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News A section of the Olympic Discovery Trail east of Knapp Road near Blyn sits under construction as part of a project spearheaded by the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe to complete the cross-Peninsula trail from the tribe’s campus in Blyn to the Clallam/Jefferson county line.
Partial solar eclipse to be viewed on Peninsula on Monday

Partial solar eclipse to be viewed on Peninsula on Monday

Monday marks the first total solar eclipse visible in much of the United States in 99 years. In this neck of the woods, you’ll see… Continue reading

Partial solar eclipse to be viewed on Peninsula on Monday
Pet Posse benefit Saturday pins hopes on donations

Pet Posse benefit Saturday pins hopes on donations

What would you do for your pet? Here’s what a posse of unpaid volunteers will do for other people’s pets six days… Continue reading

Pet Posse benefit Saturday pins hopes on donations

Confederate memorial in Seattle causes tension

Confederate memorial in Seattle causes tension

LETTER: McComas would make balance out Jefferson County health board

Let’s talk about the need for a balanced board for Jefferson County’s public hospital district board of commissioners. Its members do not practice medicine in… Continue reading

Kids Days kicks off four days of Clallam County Fair

Kids Days kicks off four days of Clallam County Fair

Round up the kids today. It’s the first day of the Clallam County Fair, and children 12 and younger enter free until… Continue reading

Kids Days kicks off four days of Clallam County Fair

LETTER: Navy jet noise a noisance for real estate values

Back in 2006, while shopping for a home here in Washington, I was looking at Whidbey Island because the prices there were half of what… Continue reading

LETTER: We had a wonderful time visiting Olympic National Park, Pacific Northwest

My family stayed at the Holiday Inn Express in Sequim on the day that Tesla had a grand opening of its Supercharger electrical car charging… Continue reading

LETTER: Focus on the real issues, not spectacle of Port Angeles port candidate protecting partner

The Peninsula Daily News devoted two front-page stories in July with concerns about the voter registration address of Michael Cobb, candidate for District 1 Port… Continue reading

LETTER: NFL has every right to reject Kaepernick’s politicization of sport

In response to Paul Newberry’s column on the Aug. 8 Peninsula Daily News’ Sports page, “NFL does not want its cage rattled,” Colin Kaepernick has… Continue reading

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Do you think you'll attend the Clallam County Fair this weekend?… Continue reading

  • Aug 15, 2017

LETTER: Article was uplifting

I enjoyed the Aug. 8 Peninsula Daily News article, “Good To Be Home Again, PA Pastor Returns After 1,376 Miles Around State.” It was positive… Continue reading

Lawsuit targets federal oversight of shellfish farming

Lawsuit targets federal oversight of shellfish farming

A national food group is suing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, alleging it is allowing commercial… Continue reading

Lawsuit targets federal oversight of shellfish farming