Songlines choir will conduct its Winter Concert and Participatory Sing at 7 p.m. Sunday. The concert will be in the Cotton Building,… Continue reading
On Dec. 28, U.S. Sens. Chuck Schumer and Bernie Sanders and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi addressed a letter to their colleagues in Congress calling… Continue reading
Get ready, you tens of millions of people in the U.S. who are enrolled in the health care system. The Republicans, who can hardly wait,… Continue reading
Colleen Squier, Dana Casey and Erran Sharpe will share some of their stories at 7 p.m. Tuesday during the monthly gathering of… Continue reading
A proposed measure in Washington state would allow wine lovers to fill reusable containers known as growlers… Continue reading
Environmental groups are asking a federal court to halt 11 infrastructure projects on four lower Snake… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee told a joint session of the state Legislature on Wednesday that lawmakers must… Continue reading
Amid the changes of this new year, nationally and internationally, let’s remember to focus on the well-being of our community. I can think of no… Continue reading
Have you ever had to undergo surgery?… Continue reading
The details of a story haunting a man since he was a child growing up in Port Angeles eventually led him to… Continue reading
Referring to the Dec. 28 Peninsula Daily News article, “Autopsy: Trauma Killed Child; Examination Showed Blunt-Force Head Injuries,” what was the PDN thinking, and how… Continue reading
It has been suggested Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, had a “warped belief system” that included the practice of eugenics [“Defends protesters,” Jan.… Continue reading
About 25 years ago, Darius Sessions struggled to find an apprenticeship to become a tattoo artist.… Continue reading
Jonathan Benecchi sits in front of 20 or so high school students and adults gathered in a classroom… Continue reading
If air service between Port Angeles and Seattle returned, would you use it?… Continue reading
I look at my own death with mixed emotions. I would love to live an extremely long life, health permitting, but what if I had… Continue reading
As Washington state prepares to swear in its first blind lieutenant governor, the Senate has undergone… Continue reading
As state lawmakers officially convened their 105-day legislative session Monday, a task force… Continue reading
Lawmakers kick off the 2017 legislative session today with few Capitol watchers expecting that they’ll finish… Continue reading
An 11-day strike by thousands of West Coast crab fishermen has ended after a successful negotiation of prices with… Continue reading
