By Glenn Wiggins THE BACKDROP OF Sequim is largely in the Olympic National Forest, a green mantle created by Mother Nature and, yes, by logging.… Continue reading
By GRANT SCHULTE The Associated Press LINCOLN, Neb. — Thousands of fish are dying in the Midwest as the hot, dry summer dries up rivers… Continue reading
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By Peninsula Daily News news services 1. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaica defended her title in the women's 100 meters at the London Olympics with a… Continue reading
From Erik Malinowski at http://www.Deadspin.com: "I'm just not certain how sports photography gets any better than this. (You can see a bigger image at http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2012/08/02/sports/olympics/20120802-OLYPOD.html?smid=tw-londonlive#/?slide=1)… Continue reading
By New York Times News Service, via Peninsula Daily News Missy Franklin won gold and set a record in the 200-meter backstroke on Friday. Michael… Continue reading
By New York Times News Service, via Peninsula Daily News Gabby Douglas of the United States won the gold medal in the individual all-around gymnastics… Continue reading
By New York Times News Service, via Peninsula Daily News Michael Phelps won the gold and Ryan Lochte won the silver in the 200-meter individual… Continue reading
The North Olympic Peninsula Primary Voter Guide, providing information about the candidates and issues on the local ballots of Clallam and Jefferson counties, can be… Continue reading
By DOUG ESSER The Associated Press SEATTLE — Mysterious crop circles have appeared in an Eastern Washington wheat field — not far from the nation’s… Continue reading
The North Olympic Peninsula Primary Voter Guide, providing information about the candidates and issues on the local ballots of Clallam and Jefferson counties, can be… Continue reading
By New York Times News Service TED CRUZ, AN insurgent backed by the Tea Party, defeated the candidate favored by Gov. Rick Perry on Tuesday… Continue reading
By DOUG ESSER The Associated Press SEATTLE — Mysterious crop circles have appeared in an Eastern Washington wheat field — not far from the nation’s… Continue reading
By BARBARA ORTUTAY and PAUL HAVEN The Associted Press LONDON — It's amazing how much trouble can be stirred up in 140 characters or less.… Continue reading
By KAREN CROUSE c.2012 New York Times News Service LONDON — The big stage did not swallow Chad Le Clos in its floodlights, but he… Continue reading
By NANCY ARMOUR AP National Writer LONDON — The Americans grabbed hands and backed up, eager to get a better view of the scoreboard. There… Continue reading
The North Olympic Peninsula Primary Voter Guide, providing information about the candidates and issues on the local ballots of Clallam and Jefferson counties, can be… Continue reading
WENATCHEE — Crews today suspended the search for a plane bound for Sequim missing since July 23. Pilot Ed Jeffko left Tonasket early last Monday… Continue reading
The North Olympic Peninsula Primary Voter Guide, providing information about the candidates and issues on the local ballots of Clallam and Jefferson counties, can be… Continue reading
The North Olympic Peninsula Primary Voter Guide, providing information about the candidates and issues on the local ballots of Clallam and Jefferson counties, can be… Continue reading
