Libraries across the North Olympic Peninsula will close for staff training this week. The Jefferson County Library will be closed on Monday. All four branches… Continue reading
‘You have to be hopeful,’ says recipient
Nils Pederson and Joyce Francis will continue their four-part series, “The Supreme Court of the United States,” from 6 p.m. to 7:30… Continue reading
Forks plans to host activity
State BOH to discuss it today
New hire leaves Sequim Public Works to return to hometown
Port Angeles School Board will discuss a design update
The Sequim boys tennis team swept Kingston 7-0, losing only one set in the entire match. Singles players Garrett Little, Connor Bear and… Continue reading
Seven new COVID-19 cases were reported on the North Olympic Peninsula on Tuesday, with five in Clallam County and two in Jefferson County. That brought… Continue reading
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Dave Logan For Peninsula Daily News Fall colors pop out in their full glory, framing the Clallam County Courthouse clock in the background.… Continue reading
Nineteen contests before Clallam County voters
Attorney pleads not guilty to possession
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Soon after dawn, clouds part to reveal the Olympic Mountains high above the Port Townsend Paper mill from the Washington State Ferry dock in Port… Continue reading
This year’s big run of humpies, or pink salmon, in the Dungeness River is like a miracle. It brings to mind the first recorded “Miracle… Continue reading
The fourth of five Run the Peninsula events, the Larry Scott Paved Trail Run, is set Saturday along the Port Townsend Bay… Continue reading
With all the remarkable performances last week, we could just pick one Athlete of the Week this week. We’re selecting Sequim soccer forward Taryn Johnson… Continue reading
Most of Washington’s health care workers have been fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, with a week left before the state’s immunization deadline. As of Monday… Continue reading
Peninsula nonprofit pushes for fair treatment of Haitians
Clallam outbreak grows; Jefferson dips
